Free Outdoor Yoga at the Auckland Botanic Gardens
Hello everyone!
Join me for Free Outdoor Yoga Sessions at the Botanic Gardens every SUNDAY morning at 9 am (if weather permits).
If you are new to yoga, just a beginner or would love to get back into it, this practice is for you!
Suitable for pregnant ladies. Make sure you are cleared by your midwife.
My name is Angeli, a Yoga Teacher living in South Auckland and I am here to make Yoga accessible to everybody.
We will be MEETING NEXT TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE AT 8.45AM.
BYO Mat and an open heart and mind :)
Donations are welcome, not necessary.
Please register with your email on Eventbrite:
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to receive an update from me closer to the date to confirm the event and to update you on cancellations in case of bad weather.
Feel free to follow me on
Instagram @yogawithangeli and stay updated on the Facebook Event page:
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Can't wait to see you on the mat!
With love and excitement,
Angeli
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