Ease out of the week and into the weekend with a slow, nourishing candlelit yin practice.

This class is an invitation to soften the body, quiet the mind, and settle into longer-held postures that support deep rest and release. With the gentle glow of candlelight, steady breath, and plenty of space to unwind, Friday evening yin offers a beautiful pause at the end of the week.

We’ve scheduled this class at 6 p.m. so you can continue on to enjoy your Friday evening plans.

Can’t wait to see you there ✨

Gather in circle for an uplifting afternoon of rhythm, connection and shared music with Malian percussionist Bassidi Koné.

Born into a Griot family in Mali, West Africa, Bassidi carries a rich musical tradition passed down through generations. In this welcoming, hands-on session, he will guide us through traditional West African rhythms using drums and percussion. No musical experience is needed—just come ready to listen, play and feel the joy of making music together.

Drums will be provided.

Live Music with Bassidi Koné

The bar will be open.

Join us for a special evening of live music with Malian musician, percussionist and balafonist Bassidi Koné.

Born into a Griot family in Mali, Bassidi grew up surrounded by the songs, stories and rhythms of his ancestors. Through the earthy resonance of the balafon and the powerful pulse of traditional percussion, Bassidi shares music deeply rooted in culture, community and connection.

Come as you are, settle in with a drink and experience an evening of rhythm, storytelling and music that reaches beyond language.