Join us in relaxing in the garden. Stretch out your body and reset your mind in this free guided yoga class. Bring a mat or towel and unwind in the garden. If it's rainy, we'll be in the building, but otherwise we meet by the goat fence! 
This sessions are taught by Zana, a certified yoga instructor. Sound baths are led by Sarah Vervynckt. 

• Monday, May 18th at 6pm
• Monday, May 25th at 6pm + Sound Bath
• Monday, June 1st at 6pm
• Monday, June 8th at 6pm
  
• Monday, June 15th at 6pm
• Monday, June 22nd at 6pm
  
• Monday, June 29th at 6pm + Sound Bath
  
• Monday, July 6th at 6pm
  
• Monday, July 13th at 6pm
• Monday, July 20th at 6pm
  
• Monday, July 27th at 6pm + Sound Bath
• Monday, August 3rd at 6pm
• Monday, August 10th at 6pm
• Monday, August 17th at 6pm
• Monday, August 24th at 6pm
  
• Monday, August 31st at 6pm + Sound Bath
  
• Monday, September 7th at 6pm
• Monday, September 14th at 6pm
• Monday, September 21st at 6pm
  
• Monday, September 28th at 6pm + Sound Bath
  
• Monday, October 5th at 6pm
• Monday, October 12th at 6pm + Potluck

Meet Your Instructors: 

Zana Karabatak
Zana has been teaching yoga since the summer of 2025. Introduced to yoga in college, she was a yogi of convenience until 2023, when she committed to making it a daily practice. And that commitment reaps results: as someone struggling for years with chronic neck and back pain, daily yoga provides relief! It's a low impact exercise that increases mobility while building strength. In addition to the transformative effect on her physical well-being, yoga has served as built in time to practice reflection and gratitude for what the mind-body connection can do for herself and for others. Outside of the studio, Zana enjoys reading, long walks, good coffee, and rescuing plants from the sale rack. 

Sarah Vervynckt
Sarah is a yoga teacher and sound practitioner who creates grounded spaces for self-study, restoration, and authentic expression. Through mindful movement, breath and sound, she invites students to slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with their natural rhythm.