Perennial favorite Yoga Rocks the Park opens its 2015 season on Sunday, May 10, stretching its run in Turner Park to five years in a row. A dynamic blend of outdoor yoga and live music, the experience is free and open to yoga enthusiasts of all levels every Sunday through June 28.
Registration begins at 3:30 p.m. Live yoga and music begin at 4:00 p.m. Each of the 90-minute workshops features a top local or national instructor – and the nationally-recognized children’s program, Camp Yoga Rocks is sponsored by Neighborhood Offshore.
Schedule:
- May 10 | Yoga teacher: Libba Harmon / Musician: East Forest
- May 17 | Yoga teacher: Susi Amendola / Musician: Aly Peeler
- May 24 | Yoga teacher: Mary Clare Sweet / Musician: Benson Soul Society
- May 31 | Yoga teacher: Liz Hagestad / Musician: Karlyn Jurgensen
- June 7 | Yoga teacher: Lora McCarville / Musician: Jason Hinze
- June 14 | Yoga teacher: Good Vibes / Musician: Talking Mountain’s Weird Howl
- June 21 | Yoga teacher: Chaeli Buda / Musician: Tubby Love
- June 28 | Yoga teacher: Alex Austin / Musician: Kethro
“The combination of Turner Park, great dining and retail continues to make Midtown Crossing the perfect place for Yoga Rocks the Park. You can come, hang out and do your yoga, and then walk a few feet and go have a drink or dinner,” said Lora McCarville, local yoga instructor and Yoga Rocks the Park organizer.
Midtown Crossing restaurants will welcome yogis post-workout for delicious food and drink specials. In addition, each Yoga Rocks the Park will feature a Vendor Village, an effective way to connect community organizations and businesses – to the community. Businesses or organizations interested in participating in Vendor Village should contact Lora McCarville at yrpomaha@gmail.com.
While there is no charge to participate in Yoga Rocks the Park, a $5 donation is suggested to benefit Nebraska Medicine’s Truhlsen Eye Institute. ($20 restores vision to one person suffering from unnecessary blindness.)
Midtown Crossing. Five years young. Just getting started. This is what a strong urban core looks like – a diverse neighborhood where restaurants and retail, community events and individual experiences come to life. An energetic embrace when you want to live loudly, a quiet escape when you don’t. We’re dinner conversation with friends and shopping you won’t find anywhere else. 16 acres of life’s little extras: activity, serenity, community. Perfectly centered. East of expected.
For more information about Midtown Crossing, including the latest on residential and retail offerings, events and development amenities, please visit MidtownCrossing.com or contact Molly Skold at (402) 598-9676 or Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com.
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>p>Perennial favorite Yoga Rocks the Park opens its 2015 season on Sunday, May 10, stretching its run in Turner Park to five years in a row. A dynamic blend of outdoor yoga and live music, the experience is free and open to yoga enthusiasts of all levels every Sunday through June 28.>br />Registration begins at 3:30 p.m. Live yoga and music begin at 4:00 p.m. Each of the 90-minute workshops features a top local or national instructor – and the nationally-recognized children’s program, Camp Yoga Rocks is sponsored by Neighborhood Offshore.>/p>
>p>>strong>Schedule>/strong>:>/p>
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>li>May 10 | Yoga teacher: Libba Harmon / Musician: East Forest>/li>
>li>May 17 | Yoga teacher: Susi Amendola / Musician: Aly Peeler>/li>
>li>May 24 | Yoga teacher: Mary Clare Sweet / Musician: Benson Soul Society>/li>
>li>May 31 | Yoga teacher: Liz Hagestad / Musician: Karlyn Jurgensen>/li>
>li>June 7 | Yoga teacher: Lora McCarville / Musician: Jason Hinze>/li>
>li>June 14 | Yoga teacher: Good Vibes / Musician: Talking Mountain’s Weird Howl>/li>
>li>June 21 | Yoga teacher: Chaeli Buda / Musician: Tubby Love>/li>
>li>June 28 | Yoga teacher: Alex Austin / Musician: Kethro>/li>
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>p>“The combination of Turner Park, great dining and retail continues to make Midtown Crossing the perfect place for Yoga Rocks the Park. You can come, hang out and do your yoga, and then walk a few feet and go have a drink or dinner,” said Lora McCarville, local yoga instructor and Yoga Rocks the Park organizer.>br />>br />Midtown Crossing restaurants will welcome yogis post-workout for delicious food and drink specials. In addition, each Yoga Rocks the Park will feature a Vendor Village, an effective way to connect community organizations and businesses – to the community. Businesses or organizations interested in participating in Vendor Village should contact Lora McCarville at yrpomaha@gmail.com.>br />While there is no charge to participate in Yoga Rocks the Park, a $5 donation is suggested to benefit Nebraska Medicine’s Truhlsen Eye Institute. ($20 restores vision to one person suffering from unnecessary blindness.)>br />>br />Midtown Crossing. Five years young. Just getting started. This is what a strong urban core looks like – a diverse neighborhood where restaurants and retail, community events and individual experiences come to life. An energetic embrace when you want to live loudly, a quiet escape when you don’t. We’re dinner conversation with friends and shopping you won’t find anywhere else. 16 acres of life’s little extras: activity, serenity, community. Perfectly centered. East of expected.>br />>br />For more information about Midtown Crossing, including the latest on residential and retail offerings, events and development amenities, please visit MidtownCrossing.com or contact Molly Skold at (402) 598-9676 or >a href=”mailto:Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com”>Molly.Skold@MutualofOmaha.com>/a>.>/p>