Christina deRoos

Yoga Retreat in Mexico // March 13 - 20

Hello there!

The yoga retreat in La Manzanilla, Mexico is just around the corner: March 13 - 20! I invite you to sit back and savor the full details that are below!

There is an option for a Spanish Plus Yoga retreat with excursions, accommodations and whole lot more...there is an option for a yoga and meditation only retreat that allows you to make your own arrangements for accommodations and leaves you tons of free time to enjoy the beach and slow pace of La Manzanilla...and there are a variety of options in between. Mix and match to find what works best for you, and if you don't see what would be ideal, let me know and I'll do my best to put it together for you.

As retreats go this one is particularly affordable, and it seems there is an airline fare sale going on at the moment so flights may be extra reasonable as well. The nearest airport to La Manzanilla is in Manzanillo. An often less expensive alternative is to fly in & out of Puerto Vallarta, although that adds a few hours trip by bus to the travel time.

Happy (almost) spring. Please contact me if I can answer any questions. I look forward to seeing you in Mexico!

Thank you to La Catalina Natural Language School for this collaboration.

La Catalina Natural Language School

Treat yourself in 2010…

Reawaken Your Mind, Body

and Spirit!

JOIN US FOR OUR SPANISH

PLUS

YOGA & DREAM WORKSHOP RETREAT IN PARADISE!

 

March 13^th - March 20^th, 2010

La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico

 

  

COMPLETE SPANISH PLUS YOGA & DREAM WORK RETREAT INCLUDES:

•      8-day/7-night stay in beautiful Mexican cottages

•      Healthy gourmet vegetarian breakfasts, lunches & dinner daily

•      Spanish classes at La Catalina Natural Language School & Spanish learning materials

•      Yoga Classes & Meditation

•      Dream workshop

•     Temezcal sweat lodge ceremonial ritual

•     Bay cruise & Tenacatita snorkeling excursion

•     Guided nature hike excursion

•     1-hour full body massage

•     Reiki healing session
  
  

PRO-RATED RETREAT PRICING:

Package #1: COMPLETE RETREAT (SEE COMPONENTS ABOVE) Cost: $1370 - Shared bedroom with individual bed in a shared guest house           $1480 - Private bedroom in shared guest house           $1690 - Private studio apartment or one bedroom guest house

Package #2: COMPLETE RETREAT (MINUS LODGING IN MEXICAN COTTAGES) Cost: $1000

Package #3: COMPLETE RETREAT (MINUS LODGING, SPANISH CLASSES & SPANISH LEARNING MATERIALS) Cost: $900

Package #4 COMPLETE RETREAT (MINUS LODGING, SPANISH CLASSES & EXCURSIONS) Cost: $825

Package #5 YOGA, MEDITATION, DREAM WORKSHOP & 2 PRE-SELECTED MEALS PER DAY Cost: $450

Package #6 YOGA & MEDITATION ONLY (Approx. 20 hours) Cost: $190

Package #7 DREAM WORKSHOP WITH DINNERS ONLY ON M-F (10-hour workshop & 5 dinners) Cost: $170

Package #8 DREAM WORKSHOP ONLY (10-hour workshop) Cost: $120

SPECIAL OFFER!

Local or seasonal La Manzanilla Residents (who spend at least 1 month in La Manzanilla receive FREE registration and 10% discount off the package of their choice!!!

 

Refer a friend and get an additional 10% off your retreat price.

 

$200 deposit required at time of registration.

Space limited to 12 participants.

 

For more info on our Spanish Plus Yoga Retreat,

please visit the following page on our website:

 

http://www.lacatalinaschool.com/spanish-immersion-mexico/spanish+yoga-retreats.htm

 

Contact Us A.S.A.P. to reserve your spot at:

 

Email: la_catalinagroups@hotmail.com

Telphone: 011-52-315-351-5362

Website: www.lacatalinaschool.com

 

 

Namaste.

New Schedule & Location for Brooklyn Yoga Classes

See below for the new schedule & location for weekly drop-in classes in Bushwick / East Williasmburg. Email me if you have any questions or to be added to the list for yoga and art updates.

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Click here to read more about my yoga training and teaching style.

June 7th, 11th & Beyond...Collaborations w/ Spread Art

I've been back in NY a few weeks now and am beginning to find my art groove along with my yoga bliss. Thanks in large part to Thomas Bell, founder of SPREAD ART, I've got a ton of projects on my creative calendar (its called a creative calendar not because it tracks art stuff, but because I usually need to be really creative to get everything done on time).

Below are details about happenings at SPREAD ART in June, beginning with "Improvisation," the '09 Summer Group Show that I'm a part of along with photographer's Irina Adam and Phil Petrocelli and 7 other artists.

"Improvisation" opens Thursday, June 11th at 6pm.

If you are around NY I hope to see you so we can improvise conversation over a glass of wine or a latte while looking at a fabulous selection of painting, collage, photography, mixed-media work, and more.

SPREAD ART is located in Bushwick/East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, at 104 Meserole Street (b/w Manhattan & Leonard). Take the L to Montrose or the J/M/Z to Lorimer.

More details about "Improvisation" are on the flyer below, which features one of my photographs (left) and an image of Phil Petrocelli's (right). Click the image for a larger view.

Prior to June 11th, how about coming to aka Potion on Sunday, June 7th at 4pm for the simultaneous opening/closing event for "The Art of Letting Go" during Bushwick Open Studios?

"The Art of Letting Go" is a collaborative mural performance led by Thomas Bell that includes myself as well as Katharine Ng, Avoid Pi, Heather Garland, and more. The image at left is a "work in progress" view from very early on. Artists have continued to add, subtract, and layer over one another's work.

Note: Don't be late for the opening/closing or you just might miss it.

In addition to the Sunday, June 7th  simultaneous opening/closing event at aka Potion (248 McKibbin Street; L to Morgan) at 4pm, "The Art of Letting Go" will be on view:

Thurs June 4th: 7am-11pm
Fri June 5th: 7am-11pm
Sat June 6th: 8am-11pm
Sun June 7th: 8am-5pm+/-

The full announcement for SPREAD ART events in June is below, and as you will see there are a ton of things happening, including music, art, and - beginning next week - I'm teaching yoga Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 6:30pm.

Click the images below to view them larger size.

A lot of work is going into SPREAD ART to get it ready for a summer of creative fun. I'm doing what I can to help out, and at the moment that means less time updating blogs and websites and more time painting walls and laying floors. I have many posts I'm itching to add from my last couple months in Mexico, including photos from the kid's Spring Parade and an adventure to milk cows.

Please check back periodically for updates and don't get confused when there are NY stories mixed with Mexico stories. Posts are likely to be as jumbled as a lot of my thoughts these days. Thankfully a few things remain constant whether I'm in La Manzanilla or Bushwick, such as my ongoing desire to learn to dance.

This morning I met a neighbor who offered to take me with her for a night of salsa just down the block from SPREAD ART., That, along with her immediately teaching me the basic step for Bachata, made my morning. I've got plans to recruit her to teach salsa at SPREAD, but I'll save that idea for a future post. For now its back to work on preparing for everything that's already on the creative calendar... 

April @ LiveBliss: Yoga, Dance, Meditation & Art!

Once again I'm overwhelmed with gratitude to be a part of what is happening at LiveBliss. When I opened the space a few months ago I had a 3 word development plan:  Art, Yoga & Life. I figured I would at some point sit down and flesh that out a bit more. So far I've been happily following what life brings and playfully spending my time doing and being instead of planning.

Those of you that have seen the current yoga schedule on the door of LiveBliss - with its scratched out previous schedule and hand-written new days & times - know that I've really gotten quite relaxed about things. I wonder how many business rules of thumb I'm breaking by using my barely legible handwriting to convey information in the day and age of computers? Oh well, it is a temporary fix (read: manana I'll print new flyers...which in classic Mexico fashion I've been saying for over a week now) and honestly one I'm wearing as a badge of courage given my former non-blissful Type-A ways. 

Thank you to everyone who is adding energy to LiveBliss as it evolves, including those who are in Mexico (Carlos, Jean-Pierre, Karen, Lora and all of you who come to explore what's on offer) and those who are sending support from further away (my family, Tracy, Thom, and many more). The experience for me is bringing to life the words of Joseph Campbell: “Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls.”

Below is the latest schedule of happenings at LiveBliss in April. This being Mexico and life being one big creative improvisation, there are sure to be changes throughout the month. Check back for updates or feel free to email me with questions. 

All classes take place @ LiveBliss in La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico
Playa Blanca 21 (the street closest to the beach...across from the fisherman's co-op) 

***April Happenings at LiveBliss***

Free Yoga Class!
Tuesday, April 7
10am
Karen, a yoga teacher visiting for a couple weeks from Colorado Springs, Colorado will guest teach this yoga class and is generously donating her time. 

Yoga in Spanish - Pay what you wish!
Every Monday
9:30am 

Yoga in English:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
11am
75 pesos drop-in / 60 pesos each if you pay for multiple classes

Yoga Notes:
Everyone is welcome to enjoy these classes, regardless of yoga experience &/or language fluency. Mats and blankets are provided. All you need to bring is your body.
Come check it out yourself and please help spread the word about the free / by donation yoga opportunities to others who may be interested.
You can learn more about Christina's yoga classes at the bottom of this page.

Meditacion en el Vacio / Meditation on Emptiness
Thursday April 2, 5pm - 7pm
Friday April 3, 5pm - 7pm
Next week dates TBA
$100 pesos / class
Class taught by Carlos Eloy Tlores Munguia in Spanish, with English translation as needed. Read more (in Spanish) about this series here. 

Weekly Dance Class
Thursdays 10am - 12pm
50 pesos
Professional dancer Jean Pierre is teaching everything from salsa to belly dancing to polka (no joke!). It is *tons* of fun and a great workout.

Coming soon...
-->More Afternoons of Art for kids and adults
-->April Art Exhibition: Collage & Mixed Media

Sunday Signs

I woke up this morning full of strange energy and sensations. I thought perhaps it was residual emotion from yesterday, as one of my best friends left after a 2 week visit and I guided the last of a 6 Saturday Yoga & Art series. I found my way to my yoga mat to wake up, invite some space into my body, and have a closer look at what was going on inside, figuring I was in for a dose of processing yesterday or other recent events.

On the mat a whole lot of thoughts, feelings, sensations and visuals arrived, as if I'd had some new self-awareness faucet installed when I wasn't looking. Out flowed a clear stream of updated dreams and desires, mixed with some time-worn fears and doubts.

I'll admit that part of me reacted with a, "damn, maybe I should have skipped this and gone for coffee and the online Sunday Times instead." I've been feeling pushed to my saturation point recently and part of me is lobbying for a shut down of some sort. The other parts of me are negotiating for some life changes that don't include a "sorry, I'm closed" sign.

It was in this state of mixed-mind that I headed for the scissors and glue sticks. As usual what arrived didn't connect to what was on my conscious mind while combining images. I was looking for answers to questions about what came up in yoga this morning, but what I received related to questions that were on my mind earlier in the month.

There seems to be a time delay between my heart's current affairs and questions, and my soul's interpretation and guidance. It reminds me of the shutter lag that existed with the first digital cameras - that time gap between when the shutter button was pushed and image the camera actually captured - resulting in pictures of the moment after people stopped posing.

Maybe that is a more apt metaphor than I realize, and what I'm receiving are honest glimpses of my heart's desires and my soul's journey, rather than neatly posed and packaged images that can only be held for a matter of seconds. Whatever is going on, I'm continuing to explore and enjoy the process.

For those of you in or around La Manzanilla, I plan to hang all collages from this series next week at LiveBliss and leave them on view for a few weeks.

  

Bike Ride to Tenacatita

This afternoon, after teaching Saturday's Yoga & Art class, I took a bike ride to Tenacatita, a beautiful beach town about 12 miles (the way we went) from La Manzanilla. I'm so grateful to Bill who got the word out that he was taking this ride and invited others to join.

Although I've been surrounded by "open space" during the past year in Mexico, I haven't had as much hiking, mountain biking, camping or trail running time as I would like given the beauty that surrounds me. To my knowledge, there aren't many trails available and riding on the highway is a bit on the dangerous side for my liking (two lane curvy highways with no shoulders and lots of large trucks). We did ride for a brief stretch on Highway 200 today...just enough to give me a bit of a rush, but not enough that my mother needs to begin worrying.

On the way back we opted for a ride through a papaya plantation instead of returning to the road, which involved walking through nearly-waist high grass for a bit to get to the trail. At that point I was banishing all memories of the snakes and scorpions I encountered last summer.

I returned to La Manzanilla exhausted and covered in dirt, so I did the only logical thing which was to immediately go to the beach for a beautiful evening swim. At the beach I ran into a couple kids from last Sunday's Art Afternoon who are excited to return to LiveBliss for more of the same tomorrow. One of the kids sold the collage she made last week, which thrilled me to hear.

After a morning spent guiding yoga & art, an afternoon bike ride with people who were mostly strangers to me 24 hours ago and now feel like old friends, and an evening at the beach where I saw kids who I will get to make art with tomorrow, all I can think is that my life is more full than ever and I am damn grateful. Thank you to everyone and everything that helped bring me to this moment.

Below are some photos from the bike ride. Click the images to see larger versions.

Above: View of the beach that runs from La Manzanilla (at the far end in the image) to Boca de Iguanas

Above: Looking inland of the beach.

Above: The cobblestone road that we climbed toward Blue Bay Resort. It amazes me that even though there has been no rain for months, gorgeous flowers continue to bloom.

Above: Two riding partners from today, including Bill (right) who has spent enough time exploring the area on his bike to figure out today's ride to Tenacatita and a whole lot more.

Above: After a couple miles climbing a cobblestone road, we came to look toward a different gorgeous beach including, I think, Tenacatita at the far end. I'm always sore after a long bike ride, but the cobblestones added an interesting extra element today.

Above: We spent a lot of time riding on dirt roads like this one. In addition to a wealth of birds, we saw bunches of cows (including a very cute and very young black fluffy one that I was too lazy to pull my camera out to photograph...please use your imagination on that one).

Above: Lots of egrets were around as we passed through this mangrove area.

Above: I saw bird's nests and more bird's nests today. I stopped getting excited and counting after the first 5 (short attention span).

Above: One of many papaya fields full of small plants loaded with gobs of large fruit. Someone told me once that the papaya trees have been genetically modified to grow small so they are easier to harvest. Today I was told the small ones are just younger and bear the super-sweet papayas. I hope that's true.

Above: Arriving to Rebalcito.

Above: In Tenacatita I saw this sign (the green one on the right) that said "Parking" for something. I thought it was one of the nicest parking lots ever.

Above: Another shot of the flowered parking lot.

Above: The town of Tenacatita

Above: A mile marker. I have a fascination with highway signs. I can't help it.

Above: Rich passing a roadside restaurant.

Above: When I said I returned covered with dirt I wasn't kidding. My ankles and legs may be dirty but my feet show I left the house clean!

Above: Exhausted, but damn happy. And why not? I'm leaning against a palm tree in front of the house where I live, which is across the street from a gorgeous beach. Everyday isn't perfect, but the views are always fabulous.

Sounds of Progress

For the last month or so there have been guys paving the street in front of LiveBliss. The street is looking beautiful, but is a very noisy process.

Its been interesting to teach yoga while a few feet away people are operating earth-movers (or whatever those big machines are called), cutting bricks, loading trucks of rocks to carry away, and doing whatever else has been called for. Surprisingly few of my yoga students have struggled with the level of noise. Several have made comments, but ultimately all but one have stayed for classes and said at the end that the noise didn't get in the way of their experience.

Opening a yoga space and immediately having street work happen right outside has been a great learning opportunity for me. I quickly found myself noticing feelings of responsibility for things that are way beyond my control, including the level of noise in Mexico. Sometimes people think that being in a beach town of less than 2,000 residents would be a blissfully quiet experience, but that isn't the reality.

In my experience, Mexico is full of sounds - from chickens first thing in the morning, to dogs last thing at night - and in between the days are filled with water trucks, gas trucks, fruit trucks, mops / brooms / housewares trucks (each with their unique horn or recorded catchy jingle so you know who is coming by from a mile away), plus the random guy bursting into song while working, and car radios blaring reggaeton, and of course people telling stories and laughing.

I hear *a ton* of laughter here, and it is absolutely wonderful. Definitely better than the high-pitched whine of bricks being cut, but I suppose laughter doesn't pave a street.

It appears that the guys are getting close to finishing the part of the street that passes LiveBliss. I'm grateful for all the noise they brought because it gave me an opportunity to learn how to pace a yoga class to match truckloads of dirt being dropped outside, further accepting and opening to whatever is happening around me. I learned more about noticing and releasing layers of resistance, and ultimately let go of my goofy ideas of responsibility for what happens outside of the studio during a yoga class (as if I could possibly predict or control how much noise life brings on a given day!).

All I know is that I plan to show up and teach yoga at the scheduled times for class and I will work with whatever life brings. I'm grateful that my yoga students have demonstrated enviable amounts of calm, abiding presence from which I've learned a ton. As the saying goes, "if you want to learn, teach."

I don't expect to be sad when the noise of the street being paved is gone, and I have no illusions that life will be particularly quiet afterwards. Presumably there won't be jackhammer-like sounds, but who knows?

One thing I'm sure of, I will miss having the workers around. I've gotten used to chatting with them througout the day - in the morning when I have coffee and mop the studio, in the afternoon when I'm hanging around making art, and in the evening when I head out for a run. There has been something really nice about getting to know the guys who are bringing the first paved streets to La Manzanilla, and I expect they will be a big part of my memory of this time when I look back later and think, "I remember when this brick was laid here..."

Below are a few photos of the process and current status. Click the images to see larger versions.

Interview on Yoga and Life's Blog Talk Radio Show

Earlier today I was interviewed by Stacey Shanks on her Yoga and Life blog talk radio show. Below is the announcement for the show. Click here if you would like to have a listen.

Yoga and Life Presents
"The Marriage of Art & Yoga"
Blog Talk Radio Show
Recorded Monday, February 9

Host Stacey Shanks as interviews guest, Christina deRoos, on how she brings together art and yoga to create a unique experience for her students. Once an attorney in Seattle, her life now consists of her love of photography and teaching yoga in La Manzanilla, Mexico, where her new studio / gallery, LiveBliss, resides.

Have you wondered where the creativity you once had as a child went? Were you once uninhibited and a free spirit? Christina will offer techniques you can explore to uncover the creative spirit we all have. 

Spanish Plus Yoga Retreats: New Dates Added!

Additional weeks have been set for Spanish Plus Yoga retreats!

March 14 - 21, 2009
November 7 - 14, 2009
March 13 - 20, 2010

Come to Mexico for an exhilarating and mind-stilling 8-day Spanish Plus Yoga retreat in the beautiful coastal village of La Manzanilla. La Manzanilla is an ideal getaway for soul-searchers, yogis, Spanish students, and those seeking a truly multicultural experience.

Students will spend their days refining and deepening their yoga practice, honing their Spanish speaking skills, enjoying holistic body and energy work, swimming in warm ocean waters, and more…

Learn more and register for the retreat here.

 

Above: Daytime in La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico

 

Above: Sunset in La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico

Recent Collages

I began a series of collages this past week. So far I explored the themes of health, gratitude, spirit, relationships, yoga, thinking, and romance. Here they are...

Above: Health

Growing in myself & my relationships...finding, exploring, experiencing balance...

Healthy roots from which to grow

Above: Gratitude

Laughter, serenity, planting seeds of happiness, welcoming the world around me...

Smile often and laugh with abandon because Life Is Funny

Above: Romance

Let go of stories and fantasies I have been taught...open to the vastness that is the experience I am within

Be curious and enjoy

Above: Spirit

Everything I need to know comes from  within...arriving as an experience, not a thought

Be quiet and feel

Above: Yoga

A bridge straight to the heart of the fire

Stay with your breath

Above: Thinking

There I go again, forgetting that everything is always just as it should be

Smile when I remember what I forgot

Above: Relationships

Walking with my family, the ones I can see and the ones I can't

I am never alone

Turn Stress to Bliss: 6 Week Yoga & Art Series

Turn Stress to Bliss

We can't always eliminate stress from our lives, but we can change our relationship with stress. Using yoga, meditation and creative journaling, each week will explore a theme, such as Befriending Your Body, Acceptance, Choice, and Truth.

Changing how we relate to stress can reduce or eliminate the symptoms caused by stress, and lead to a healthier and more deeply rewarding experience of life.

Saturdays 11am - 1pm

February 21 - March 28

$600 pesos / $46 US dollars (includes yoga classes and art supplies) 

This series is suitable for all, regardless of previous yoga or art experience.

For more information, click here.

To Register / Ask Questions: Email or call 315-351-5672 (Mexico) or 347-534-3013 (US)

Save the Date: March 14 - 21, 2009 Spanish Plus Yoga Retreat in La Manzanilla

I am looking forward to teaching yoga and meditation during La Catalina Natural Language School's Spanish Plus Yoga retreat. I will post more information soon, but for now mark your calendars (and perhaps even begin checking out plane tickets).

The 8 day retreat will take place in La Manzanilla and will begin on Saturday, March 14th and end on Saturday, March 21st. The closest airport is Manzanillo. Other options are Guadalajara or Puerto Vallarta (both about 3 1/2 hours by car or 5 1/2  hours by bus).

For more information about La Catalina's Spanish program, including their teaching methodology which utilizes a teaching / learning approach similar to the natural and effortless way you learned your first language, visit their website. 

The retreat will include yoga and meditation each morning and evening. Morning practices will be more energizing while evenigs will have a more restorative / deep relaxation focus.

Email with questions or to reserve your space in the Spanish Plus Yoga retreat!

Cafe Flores Christimas Tree Benefit - Tomorrow Night (Thurs. 12/11)

If you are in La Manzanilla I hope you will join me tomorrow night for Cafe Flores' Christmas Tree Fiesta. The event begins at 5:30 pm, when bidding will open for hand-made Christmas trees that are being auctioned to raise money for a new palapa for the local Kinder school. Bidding will be open until 8:30pm.

Below is the tree I made for the auction. Each ornament is a pass for a free yoga class - one for each month from December through May.

I hope to see you tomorrow night (Thurs. 12/11)!

December Yoga Classes

Note: Click the image if you need it to be larger in order to read the info...

Yoga Classes in Mexico Resume Tomorrow! (Mon. 12/1)

I'm happily back in La Manzanilla and excited that I will be teaching yoga again starting tomorrow morning at 9am. Classes will be at Nansee and Richard's rooftop palapa. If you are among my yoga students in Mexico and you haven't seen the palapa yet, go ahead and get excited because it is ideal.

The schedule for December looks like this:
Mondays: 9am
Tuesdays: 11am
Thursdays: 11am
Sundays: 7pm (sunset yoga...restorative / deep relaxation)

Classes are suitable for all levels, including those who are new to yoga.

I have quite a few mats, but if you have your own please bring it along at least this first week so we will be sure to have enough for everyone. More mats are arriving later this week.

To reach Nansee and Richard's palapa, walk from the jardin past Martin's restaurant and turn left at the next street (Hotel Puesta del Sol is on the corner). The entrance to yoga is down the street just a bit and on your left - look for a spiral staircase leading to a palapa.

If you have any questions or would like to be added to the list for email updates about yoga feel free to contact me.

I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

November 16th: Yoga & Art Workshop in NY

Yoga News: Winter classes in La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico

I'm excited to confirm that I'll be teaching yoga in La Manzanilla this winter in a gorgeous rooftop palapa.

Starting December 1st and continuing through May or June I'll have weekly classes on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. I will also offer a few evening classes throughout the winter (sunset restorative yoga and other special goodness).

As if that weren't enough, I may soon have news about a Spanish Plus Yoga weeklong retreat in March.

For now, email me if you would like to be added to the list for yoga updates, or if you are in La Manzanilla and would like to attend Monday and Wednesday 10am yoga classes which will continue through the end of October.

I won't be teaching weekly yoga classes in November. Instead I am going to Patzcuaro and Janitzio for Day of the Dead and then will spend a bit of time in NY. On November 16th in NY I'll lead an art and yoga workshop exploring the theme of Balance with Erin Partridge, an artist and art therapist and constant source of creative inspiration for me both personally and through our collaboration as The Orange Matter. More details about that soon.

Nov. 16th: Save the Date for Yoga & Art

If you are in NY, mark your calendars for Sunday, November 16th. The Orange Matter (myself and fellow artist / yogi Erin Partridge) will facilitate a yoga and art workshop exploring balance. It will be at Think Coffee, 248 Mercer Street, from 4pm - 7pm. More details to follow soon.