Also on Saturday, Aug. 22, join Melanie Cote for this month’s Poetry Club.
It’s time for Monkton Rec Fall Registration.
Monkton continues with many activities around town.
This summer’s theme is “Unearth a Story.”
The museum will have their soft opening of the new exhibit “Choices and Changes: The Early People of Monkton.”
Join Melanie Cote and a welcoming group of poetry lovers on Saturday, June 20 for the monthly Poetry Club meeting
“I’m a group person. Not the exclusive kind of cliques that offer an empty status, but rather those that welcome and encourage.”
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Join in on the fun at the Russell Memorial Library for Stitch & Spin on Sunday.
Here’s the setting: The cavernous Virtue Field House at Middlebury College, 10 a.m. on a quiet Sunday morning early in the fall, the football season. Some 40 to 50 young men, all dressed similarly, shorts and t-shirts with “Middlebury Football” lettering, … (read more)
In 2020, Joanna Colwell launched a radical program at her yoga studio in Middlebury. The Yoga Equity Project would pay people of color to take classes there. The idea was to make Otter Creek Yoga a more inclusive space by breaking down two of the barriers … (read more)
I taught my first yoga classes over thirty years ago, when my teacher and mentor Gayna took her annual two-month long winter trip to Zihuatanejo, Mexico, and asked me to fill in for her while she was away.
“Yoga For Every Body” is a slogan that the Otter Creek Yoga Studio started using earlier this summer. It is meant to capture the Middlebury studio’s mission to ensure that it is a space that is inclusive and welcoming to all.
Most people show up to yoga class for gentle movement, deep breathing, and stress reduction, but if they come to my classes they get yoga philosophy too.
When most folks in Addison County hear the name Prem Prakash, they think yoga. The East Middlebury resident has been teaching yoga and meditation in our area for more than 30 years.
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