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Family Program

CANCELLED: Fowler Families: Yoga for Little Travelers

September 8, 2019 | 1:00PM - 3:00PM

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. 

Join families of all skill levels as Alex Reed leads participants in a 45-minute imaginative yoga session featuring mindful play, breathing exercises, and relaxing stretches. Little yogis (ages 4+) are invited to pack their bags and join Alex on a journey around the world during this new monthly yoga series. After yoga, learn about art around the world by traveling through our permanent exhibition Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives with your very own passport in a self-guided gallery adventure!

 

Alex Reed

Founder of Alex Reed Yoga, Alex loves to teach yogis of all ages while maintaining a light and playful mood. Her initial training was with Ganga White and Tracey Rich at the White Lotus Foundation in Santa Barbara and she has since studied at Yogaraj in West LA with Jay Co and Brent Lafoon. Alex is also certified to teach kids through Zooga Yoga and her latest certification is through Yogaworks with David Kim.

Parking available in UCLA Lot 4, 398 Westwood Plaza, directly off Sunset Blvd | $13/day. Rideshare drop-off 305 Royce Drive.

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