Start your Saturday with movement and meditation in the museum. The Weisman Art Museum has partnered with U of M alumna and certified yoga instructor Elleni Paulson to offer a donation based vinyasa yoga class on Saturday, July 14, 2018.
Paulson is a Minneapolis native, who uses yoga to unite the body and mind. All levels and abilities are welcome. This class will focus on linking breath to movement, creating a dynamic and powerful rhythm of movement, and exploring the connection between body and mind.
RSVP to reserve your place in class today!
Please remember to bring your own mat and water. Donations support WAM programs and exhibitions.
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