Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

This yoga class is for everyone. Even those who are practicing advanced levels of practice find this class fun and soothing. Classes will provide gentle yoga movements, relaxation techniques and breath for anyone with special needs and limited range of motion. Ideal for seniors, people with chronic pain and individuals recovering from an illness or injury, or for those who just enjoy taking things slowly.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy

Our Full Flow Yoga Takes its inspiration and core from the Ashtanga Yoga tradition (Pattabhis Jois, Founder). This style relies more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy. Full Flow techniques tend to be more vigorous than Slow Flow, and we generally recommend that students are capable of enduring a higher rate of physical activity in this class. White both Slow and Full Flow have a foundation in Sun Salutations, Full Flow is often considered the “most athletic style” of yoga. At first, the class might feel more like a workout, but eventually, not only will the body have slowed and calmed itself, but so will the breath, heart, and mind.

This full practice of yoga is appropriate for students who have prior experience in yoga asana (movement and poses).

Our Full Flow Yoga Takes its inspiration and core from the Ashtanga Yoga tradition (Pattabhis Jois, Founder). This style relies more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy. Full Flow techniques tend to be more vigorous than Slow Flow, and we generally recommend that students are capable of enduring a higher rate of physical activity in this class. White both Slow and Full Flow have a foundation in Sun Salutations, Full Flow is often considered the “most athletic style” of yoga. At first, the class might feel more like a workout, but eventually, not only will the body have slowed and calmed itself, but so will the breath, heart, and mind.

This full practice of yoga is appropriate for students who have prior experience in yoga asana (movement and poses).

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

In this six-week class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of Tai Chi through fluid movements and focused awareness. You will build strength, improve balance and mobility, and enhance coordination, posture, and flexibility, all without strain. Through mindful breathing and meditative focus, you will also reduce stress, improve concentration, and develop a grounded sense of clarity. Classes are taught at an easy-to-follow pace, with movements adaptable to any ability level, so everyone can participate and experience the benefits of Tai Chi.

$99 for the full 6-weeks

Eric Peters, Tai Chi Instructor
Eric Peters has been teaching Tai Chi for over 20 years, helping students improve balance, strength, and mobility while supporting emotional well-being and stress reduction. He focuses on making Tai Chi accessible to all experience levels and takes joy in seeing his students gain confidence and progress. Motivated by sharing the benefits he has experienced, his classes are guided with mindfulness, encouragement, and patience.

Kundalini Yoga (Kuṇḍalinī-Yoga) is a deeply spiritual practice rooted in the yogic and tantric traditions of Hinduism. It centers on awakening kundalini energy, symbolized as a serpent coiled at the base of the spine in the root chakra. Through practices like pranayama (breathwork), movement, meditation, and mantra chanting, this energy is guided upward through the chakras, culminating in the crown chakra at the top of the head.

This journey represents the union of Shiva and Shakti, leading to the blissful state of samadhi—a profound experience of spiritual awakening and self-realization. Kundalini Yoga is suitable for practitioners of all levels, offering a pathway to enhanced awareness, inner peace, and a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you.

Come prepared to explore this transformative practice and tap into your limitless potential.

Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Our Full Flow Yoga Takes its inspiration and core from the Ashtanga Yoga tradition (Pattabhis Jois, Founder). This style relies more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy. Full Flow techniques tend to be more vigorous than Slow Flow, and we generally recommend that students are capable of enduring a higher rate of physical activity in this class. White both Slow and Full Flow have a foundation in Sun Salutations, Full Flow is often considered the “most athletic style” of yoga. At first, the class might feel more like a workout, but eventually, not only will the body have slowed and calmed itself, but so will the breath, heart, and mind.

This full practice of yoga is appropriate for students who have prior experience in yoga asana (movement and poses).

Yin yoga opens up the deep, dense, rarely touched tissue areas of the body. Offered at noon every Wednesday!

Full flow yoga combines physical postures, breath control, and meditation to enhance mindfulness and mental clarity. By focusing on the present moment and connecting the mind with the body, yoga helps reduce stress, improve concentration, and promote emotional balance. This holistic practice cultivates a deeper awareness of one's thoughts and feelings, fostering a sense of inner peace.

Through a combination of physical postures, breathwork, and meditation, yoga can help calm the mind, reduce stress hormones, and promote relaxation. Regular practice can enhance mood, alleviate anxiety, improve sleep quality, and foster a sense of overall well-being. Yoga provides a natural and holistic approach to managing mental health challenges, supporting both the body and mind in finding balance and peace.

Standard rates apply.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy

We will explore energy, breath, mental conditioning and how the body responds to natures elements. During this brief program you will get a taste of how combining these two distinct practices can aid in healing and maintaining a healthy body and mind.

This series will include: Yoga practice, chanting, breath work, nidra (yogic rest) and meditation techniques. All levels of practice are welcome to attend. No prior experience required.

We will explore energy, breath, mental conditioning and how the body responds to natures elements. During this brief program you will get a taste of how combining these two distinct practices can aid in healing and maintaining a healthy body and mind.

This series will include: Yoga practice, chanting, breath work, nidra (yogic rest) and meditation techniques. All levels of practice are welcome to attend. No prior experience required.

Kat MaDhyana Kelly will be your guide for this program

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you'll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body's unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you'll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body's unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

In this six-week class, you’ll learn the fundamentals of Tai Chi through fluid movements and focused awareness. You will build strength, improve balance and mobility, and enhance coordination, posture, and flexibility, all without strain. Through mindful breathing and meditative focus, you will also reduce stress, improve concentration, and develop a grounded sense of clarity. Classes are taught at an easy-to-follow pace, with movements adaptable to any ability level, so everyone can participate and experience the benefits of Tai Chi.

$99 for the full 6-weeks

Eric Peters, Tai Chi Instructor
Eric Peters has been teaching Tai Chi for over 20 years, helping students improve balance, strength, and mobility while supporting emotional well-being and stress reduction. He focuses on making Tai Chi accessible to all experience levels and takes joy in seeing his students gain confidence and progress. Motivated by sharing the benefits he has experienced, his classes are guided with mindfulness, encouragement, and patience.

Thursdays, October 1 - November 19
6:00–7:15 PM

8-Week Beginners Yoga Series
This 8-week Beginners Yoga series is designed to help participants explore
movement using yoga poses, employ breathing practices to calm the nervous system,
and embrace stillness for deep relaxation and integration of the practice.

Teaching Approach:
Led by certified yoga therapist Carol Bolton, the series incorporates biomechanics
into each session. Through Carol’s guidance, participants gain a deeper
understanding of their individual movement patterns, breathing habits, and how to
perform yoga poses in a way that suits their unique needs.

What You Will Learn - The Essential Building Blocks of Yoga
 Foundational poses
 Safe alignment
 Breath techniques
 Introduction to meditation
 How to use props to support your practice

Classes are interactive and engaging, encouraging participants to learn in a
supportive environment.
Who This Series Is For - Everyone
For those new to yoga, it provides the fundamental knowledge needed to feel
confident in future yoga classes. Experienced practitioners can also benefit, as the
series promotes greater awareness of individual qualities, helping to elevate and
refine their practice.

$160 for the full 8-weeks
Limited to 10 people

Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Slow flow yoga practice allows a person to become familiar with his or her body, create a reflective pause, and lets the student go inward and feel how the postures unfold in their body.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Our Full Flow Yoga takes its inspiration and core from Ashtanga Yoga (Pattabhis Jois, founder). This style relies much more on synchronized breathing with each movement to produce beautiful, flowing patterns of motion and energy.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.

Through slow, intentional movement, mindful breathing, and accessible yoga postures, you’ll be guided into a practice that supports the restoration of the nervous system and encourages deep relaxation. Rather than focusing on intensity or achieving advanced poses, we emphasize moving with awareness, honoring your body’s unique needs, and creating space for ease and balance. Modifications and props are encouraged, making this class welcoming and attainable for beginners while offering experienced practitioners an opportunity to slow down, reset, and reconnect with the foundations of mindful movement.