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Done for the season

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Missing Saturday morning practice? Try the donation based Hatha class at HUM in Northeast! Similar to mine, it is pay-what-you-can and on Saturday mornings. (I teach Restorative Yoga at HUM on Thursday evenings.)

Yoga at the Northeast Market Garden

Every Saturday, thru Labor Day • 2026 • Bring your own mat

COST

Pay-what-you-can! $0 / $5 / $10

Our emphasis is on community-building and low barrier access to wellbeing services.

LOCATION

In the garden across from the Hollywood Theater: 2800 Johnson Street NE, Minneapolis

Full Moon Sound Bath + Yoga!

Thursday, August 27 • 8–9pm

The full moon is a time for grounding, rejuvenation and reflection. Enjoy a live sound bath experience along with a simple yoga practice.

What to Expect

  • Robert will play during the entire hour and Mike will teach gentle yoga for the first 30-40 minutes, leaving a long Shavasana to bathe in just the sounds!

  • The garden has a large grassy area, which is on Johnson Street. The sun is behind trees by 8pm.

  • There is no toilet on-site

  • We cancel if raining (there’s no canopy on-site)

  • Bugs are real but mosquitos haven’t been bad this year.

What to Bring

  • Your own yoga mat

  • Consider an extra blanket, even a pillow, for max comfort during the sound-only portion of class.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I do my very best to provide options to suit most people! Most poses usually have gentle, medium and stronger options.

  • I will change the status here and post on Facebook if class is cancelled. There is no canopy or shelter on site, so if the ground is saturated from rain, or there is precipitation happening, we cancel class.

  • We cancel class if it is below 60°.

  • I bring 1-2 mats but we do not have the resources to provide mats for all. A long, sturdy towel might do the trick, though!

  • It is too hot after this time, in the summer. Evening hours are also tricky, as things don’t cool down until dusk. Have a time preference? Send me a message!

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