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Memorial Day Weekend Schedule

Posted May 21, 2014

Happy Memorial Day! We will be open this weekend, but running a reduced schedule:

FRIDAY 5/23 – normal schedule

SATURDAY 5/24 – 9AM Hatha Flow + 11:30AM Vinyasa Intermediate ONLY
(no Tai Chi)

SUNDAY 5/25 – 9AM Hathavidya + 6PM Iyengar ONLY
(no meditation, prenatal, or feldenkrais)

MONDAY 5/26 – 9AM Hathavidya ONLY
(no donation class, core & more, or vinyasa)

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🔥HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR THIS?!?!? Don't miss o

🔥HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR THIS?!?!? Don't miss out! "Ginga Flow- Fundamentals, a hybrid workshop that incorporates the moves of Capoeira, a Brazilian martial arts & yoga. Capoeira, developed by enslaved Africans in Brazil, was originally created as a type of ritual dance that was believed to provide a person to a link to the afterlife and channel their ancestors into their dance. However, it eventually evolved as a method of survival as they disguise their forms of fighting into this dance as a tool for escaped slaves to go against armed and mounted colonial agents as they fought to regain their freedom. Music is integral to capoeira as it set the tone & style of the game as well as relays the memories of resistance to historical oppression. ⁠
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During this workshop, we will learn to ginga, the fundamental movement of capoeira in which you flow from high lunge to goddess squat to high lunge to form a rhythmic fighting stance to prepare the body for a variety of movements such as kicks, escapes, feints, attacks & defense. So join June Li Lo (@juneliloyoga) in this one-hour workshop as we start slow with a meditative warm-up, combining yoga & martial movements, to a sequence of choreographed movements set to a playlist of Brazilian & capoeira music to honor those who fought against historical oppression. ⁠Link in bio to signup!⁠🔥⁠
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All proceeds to be donated to Campaign Zero, a police reform campaign proposed by activist with Black Lives Matter that aims to end racial disparities in the criminal system and police violence. https://www.joincampaignzero.org/ " ⁠
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#movement #capoeiralife #inwood #hudsonheights #yoga #online⁠
#fitness #yogi #yogaeverydamnday #wellness #mindfulness⁠
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How many times have you laughed today? Join Nancy

How many times have you laughed today? Join Nancy Preston (@nepreston1) for Laughter Yoga on IG Live at 7:45 pm for this week's Sunday Self Care. Pictured: @katywangstudio⁠
#meditation #yogi #wellness #health #selflove #mindfulness #yoga #selfcaresunday

☀️⁠ There’s still time to sign up for our

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There’s still time to sign up for our Summer Camp! The Bread & Yoga Co-Op aims to foster a wellness community based upon a foundation of social justice, equity, and liberation. For camp, that means building a diverse and inclusive space where kids are free to come as they are, express themselves, and celebrate all the things that make us unique...as well as the things that bring us together! ⁠
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Session 1: July 6th to 16th Theme: Kid Co-Op⁠
Session 2: July 26th to August 6th Theme: Into the Wild⁠
Session 3: August 16th to August 27th Theme: Carnival ⁠
Click the link in our bio for more info + to register!☀️⁠
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#camp #summer #bestsummerever⁠
#washingtonheights #nyc #uptownnyc⁠
#movement #inwood #hudsonheights #yoga #online⁠
#fitness #yogi #yogaeverydamnday #wellness #mindfulness #outdoors⁠
#summercamp #kids ⁠
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FREE PARK CLASSES!⁠ We are back in both Inwood H

FREE PARK CLASSES!⁠
We are back in both Inwood Hill Park and St Nicholas Park 6/22-8/27 with Yoga, Meditation and Family classes! These classes will be capped at 18 students. (Family classes will be counted by family units.) Link in bio to check out the schedule!⁠
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#washingtonheights #nyc #uptownnyc⁠
#movement #outdoor #park #inwood #hudsonheights #yoga #online #harlem⁠
#fitness #yogi #yogaeverydamnday #wellness #mindfulness #family⁠

Join Sarah (@whitegirlnative.yoga) for an explora

Join Sarah (@whitegirlnative.yoga) for an exploration of radiant joy for this week's Self-Care Sunday on IG. Using intuitive movement, your own sweet dance moves (we know you've got 'em!), laughter, and energy work to step into your inner joy and clear stagnant energy. Set aside your inhibitions and get reacquainted with your inner child and unique source of light! Use the provided playlist, or create your own playlist of upbeat music that raises your level of happy to SKY HIGH BABAY! Sarah will jump in our stories to let you know when she's going live! Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2zzpZ4UWyNOfS4UA60AaYl?si=4NjWSEdjQCCdXIG1OhbwCQ⁠
#meditation #yogi #wellness #health #selflove #mindfulness #yoga #selfcaresunday

Marsha P. Johnson was an iconic advocate for gay a

Marsha P. Johnson was an iconic advocate for gay and transgender rights, prolific drag queen, Stonewall veteran and AIDS activist in New York City. Born Malcolm Michaels Jr. in New Jersey in 1945, Johnson spent early life suppressing sexuality because of adolescent bullying and conservative family normatives. After graduating high school at 17, Johnson moved to Greenwich Village in 1966 with “$15 and a bag of clothes.” Johnson found a supportive community and soon flourished in the New York City gay, art and drag scenes. Marsha P. Johnson began performing in drag, stating that the “P” stood for “pay it no mind” when people inquired about gender. Before gender non-conforming became an accepted term, Johnson identified as gay, a transvestite and a drag queen. ⁠
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On June 28th, 1969, clashes with police and gay neighborhoods came to a fever pitch resulting in the Stonewall Uprising. Although many accounts of Johnson’s actual involvement remain disputed, one corroborated story described that on the second night of the riots, Johnson climbed a lamppost and dropped a bag with a brick on top of a police car, shattering the windshield. Afterwards, Johnson joined the Gay Liberation Front and was one of the first to march in the first Gay Pride rally on the anniversary of the uprising. ⁠
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Marsha P Johnson's death was labeled a suicide in 1992, though friends and family dispute that claim. In 2002, the cause of death was change to “undetermined.” The case remains open and unsolved as a glaring reminder of the radical disregard of the violence black and transgender people still face today. “How many years has it taken people to realize that we are all brothers and sisters and human beings in the human race?”⁠
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Bread and Yoga Co-op stands in alliance with our LGBTQIA community. For ways that you can support, consider donating to Trinity Place Shelter whose mission is to "help homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ) youth and young adults in New York City to safely transition out of the shelter system and grow into independent, positive, and productive adults" https://trinityplaceshelter.org/⁠
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#pride #lgbtqia #loveislove #Yogameansunity

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