Category: Education

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week online French
language course for adults (starting Tuesday, October 27, 2020). During
each 90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language
for everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing
proficiency with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned
homework and studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be
purchased by the student prior to the beginning of the course in
addition to the course fee of $72. These materials will need to be
ordered online and cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please
  expect to spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns
  languages at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you
  should spend about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular
  self-study and repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous French experience expected: Knowledge of present tense regular
verbs and common irregular verbs, ability to introduce yourself (where
you are from, age, your family, etc.) and talk about your
likes/dislikes, talk about and make plans in the near future. This will
be a continuation of previous classes. Email Laura with any questions at
the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 20, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week online French
language course for adults (starting Tuesday, October 27, 2020). During
each 90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language
for everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing
proficiency with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned
homework and studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be
purchased by the student prior to the beginning of the course in
addition to the course fee of $72. These materials will need to be
ordered online and cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please
  expect to spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns
  languages at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you
  should spend about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular
  self-study and repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous French experience expected: Knowledge of present tense regular
verbs and common irregular verbs, ability to introduce yourself (where
you are from, age, your family, etc.) and talk about your
likes/dislikes, talk about and make plans in the near future. This will
be a continuation of previous classes. Email Laura with any questions at
the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 20, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Feed you soul with one enlivening hour where you can experience the refreshing energy of yoga, the nourishing effects of healthy food and the healing power of laughter. Limited to just 15 people to be able to maintain safe social distancing. Teehee’s will be transformed into a sanctuary where Beau Fodor will lead you through Sun Salutations to energize your spirit. Following you will be treated to a delicious meal prepared by Beau which will energize your body. You can have a delicious smoothie or mimosa if you like, you’ve earned it. A featured local comedian will make you laugh with wholesome (probably) comedy while you eat and you can start your weekend feeling energized and happy.
Please bring your own yoga mats. A space will be marked and provided for you separated from others by at least 6 feet. Please wear a mask until you are at your spot. Limited to 15. Hurry before it sells out.
Doors at 10:30am. Starts promptly at 11.
$20 Tickets Online
(Until 10am on the day of)

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week online French
language course for adults (starting Tuesday, October 27, 2020). During
each 90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language
for everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing
proficiency with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned
homework and studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be
purchased by the student prior to the beginning of the course in
addition to the course fee of $72. These materials will need to be
ordered online and cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please
  expect to spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns
  languages at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you
  should spend about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular
  self-study and repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous French experience expected: Knowledge of present tense regular
verbs and common irregular verbs, ability to introduce yourself (where
you are from, age, your family, etc.) and talk about your
likes/dislikes, talk about and make plans in the near future. This will
be a continuation of previous classes. Email Laura with any questions at
the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 20, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Choose between “Uplifting Arrow” selections: Love Yourself, Be Brave, or Keep Going. Please note your choice in Special Requests section of registration.
Take a deep breath in….and out. Leave your stress behind and join us for our calming Zen painting event. It’s safe to say we could all use a little relaxation in our lives. Our Zen events incorporate calming paintings with soothing music and artist instruction for the ultimate Zen-inspired relaxation experience. All you need to do is come with an open mind, comfy clothes and your favorite beverage and we’ll help you relax your mind, body and spirit!
No experience necessary! Ticket price includes the use of all art supplies & aprons, artist-led instruction, and a take home surface.

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week online French
language course for adults (starting Tuesday, October 27, 2020). During
each 90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language
for everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing
proficiency with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned
homework and studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be
purchased by the student prior to the beginning of the course in
addition to the course fee of $72. These materials will need to be
ordered online and cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please
  expect to spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns
  languages at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you
  should spend about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular
  self-study and repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous French experience expected: Knowledge of present tense regular
verbs and common irregular verbs, ability to introduce yourself (where
you are from, age, your family, etc.) and talk about your
likes/dislikes, talk about and make plans in the near future. This will
be a continuation of previous classes. Email Laura with any questions at
the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 20, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

Des Moines European Heritage Association invites
you to explore the French language during this 6-week French language
course for adults (starting Thursday, October 29, 2020). During each
90-minute session, you will have the opportunity to learn language for
everyday life and explore culture, all the while developing proficiency
with grammar and vocabulary.

There will be assigned homework and
studying each week. A textbook and workbook will need to be purchased by
the student prior to the beginning of the course in addition to the
course fee of $72. These materials will need to be ordered online and
cost approximately $50 (including shipping).

• Please expect to
  spend 2.5 – 8 hours on homework every week. Everyone learns languages
  at their own pace. In order to remember it the best, you should spend
  about 20-30 minutes every day with your homework. Regular self-study and
  repetition or meeting with others might be helpful.
• Having a general understanding of English grammar or having studied another language is helpful, but not required.
• The course is structured to learn vocabulary and grammar from scratch while covering a variety of everyday topics.
• This class is non-credit but designed to eventually lead to language proficiency in writing, reading and speaking.
• The books are from France and in French, however developed for non-native speakers with a goal of building proficiency.

Prerequisite Skills:
Previous study of French at the intermediate level highly recommended
(for example, high school French through French III, 200-level college
courses). This class includes grammar review but focuses on usage of the
language, including pronunciation and conversation. We will continue in
our book from the previous classes (Totem 3). Email Laura with any
questions at the email address provided here. Email Laura with any questions at the email address provided here.

Our
adult language programs utilize the Common European Framework of
Reference for Languages (CEFRL) which is a guideline used to describe
achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe and other
countries. CEFRL is a system of validation of language ability and can
be utilized by job applicants and adult students to demonstrate their
language proficiency.

Zoom information will be provided to the registrants.

Deadline to register: October 22, 2020

About
the instructor: Laura Deavers studied French and spent six months in
Marseilles, France, as an undergraduate at Grinnell College. She
received her Master’s Degree in European Literature and Culture in 2014
from Lille University in Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, where French was the
language of instruction. She passed the C2 Level DALF exam in 2014. She
lived and worked in France for seven years, teaching English as a
Foreign Language and working at the International Relations Office of
the Lille University. Since moving back to the Des Moines area she has
truely enjoyed teaching French to adult learners. She loves French food,
music, culture and film, and hopes to share this passion with you!

GREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Designed conveniently–BUT NOT exclusively–for pairs (mother/father & child, siblings, or Besties), this event allows each person to paint one side of a diptych (a painting on two panels) on their own surface! We’ll help you change up each panel so you can hang them side-by-side or have two stand-alone pieces!
Registration required for all attendees. Children must have a registered adult accompanying them.
Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to put on an apron and get seated.
Ticket price includes all paint supplies, instruction, use of aprons and a surface to take home!

Feed you soul with one enlivening hour where you can experience the refreshing energy of yoga, the nourishing effects of healthy food and the healing power of laughter. Limited to just 15 people to be able to maintain safe social distancing. Teehee’s will be transformed into a sanctuary where Beau Fodor will lead you through Sun Salutations to energize your spirit. Following you will be treated to a delicious meal prepared by Beau which will energize your body. You can have a delicious smoothie or mimosa if you like, you’ve earned it. A featured local comedian will make you laugh with wholesome (probably) comedy while you eat and you can start your weekend feeling energized and happy.
Please bring your own yoga mats. A space will be marked and provided for you separated from others by at least 6 feet. Please wear a mask until you are at your spot. Limited to 15. Hurry before it sells out.
Doors at 10:30am. Starts promptly at 11.
$20 Tickets Online
(Until 10am on the day of)

GREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Designed conveniently–BUT NOT exclusively–for pairs (mother/father & child, siblings, or Besties), this event allows each person to paint one side of a diptych (a painting on two panels) on their own surface! We’ll help you change up each panel so you can hang them side-by-side or have two stand-alone pieces!
Registration required for all attendees. Children must have a registered adult accompanying them.
Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes early to put on an apron and get seated.
Ticket price includes all paint supplies, instruction, use of aprons and a surface to take home!