when the community feeds itself, the land and the people prosper
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Stonebridge Farm AgriCulturalist Season |
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5169 Ute Highway, 9/10 mile east of the Highway 36 and 66 junction
Call 303-823-0975 for more information.
Writers, Musicians, and Artists: Come stay in our renovated granary!
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Women’s Yoga and Creativity Retreat
July 24, 2016 @ 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
$90.00Event Navigation
Bring fresh energy to your summer by rejuvenating your senses and stimulating your imagination with a day devoted to yoga and creativity practice. Join yoga teacher Lisa Limoge and author/teacher Kayann Short for an enriching women’s yoga and creativity retreat in the Sunflower Community Room at Stonebridge Farm. Lisa will lead a posture flow followed by lingering poses to unleash the creative impulse. Kayann will guide creativity practice through imaginative and practical steps for envisioning anew. A new what? Let’s find out.
Nourish yourself with a day of playful yoga and creative renewal
Lisa Limoge began practicing yoga intuitively as a teenager in Burlington, Vermont, and 20 years ago turned her passion into a full time career. Hosting women’s retreats has been a natural evolution
of her many years of teaching yoga, doing massage, & growing up with five sisters. Lisa holds certifications in Kripalu and Kali Ray and teaches internationally.
Kayann Short is co-owner of Stonebridge Farm and the author of A Bushel’s Worth: An Ecobiography. She taught writing for thirty years at the University of Colorado and now facilitates individual and group writing and visualization practice. Kayann combines down-to-earth instruction with over-the-moon inspiration to expand expression and regenerate spirit.
All levels of experience welcome. Wholesome snacks and lunch with fresh Stonebridge vegetables included.
To register, contact Kayann Short at 303-823-0975 or kshort@greenspeedisp.net
48-hour cancellation required for return of payment.
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The Stonebridge AgriCulturalist Season promotes events that connect farming, ecology, and the arts inspired by the community and natural landscape of Stonebridge Farm. |