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Intake and pre-registration is required for all support groups. No drop-ins.

Until further notice, all support groups will be online due to COVID-19.

Intake and pre-registration is required for all support groups. No drop-ins.

Cyndi Lezcano RYT500, eRYT200, YACEP

This class is designed for anyone interested in learning how yoga can support those going through and/or recovering from their cancer journey.

These supportive practices’ will assist in creating ease and comfort in the body, with focus on lymph distribution & immune and nervous system support.

We will move slowly into basic yoga poses while using the breath as a tool to remain present and mindful.

Classes are suitable for beginners as well as advanced students.

(*Recommend Props: blankets, pillows, yoga blocks)

“My intention is to make yoga accessible to all. Especially to those that may think yoga isn’t for them and/or may be intimidated about where and how to start.”

Cyndi is bilingual (English/Spanish). Registration required.

Until further notice, all support groups will be online due to COVID-19.

Intake and pre-registration is required for all support groups. No drop-ins.

This support group is for those who are interested in or are using alternative cancer therapies.

Do you knit, embroider, cross stitch, crochet, hand sew, color, draw or have any other craft hobby? Or, just come and hang out for all or part of the time.

Spend some time working on your art or craft in the company of others.

Registration required.

Enjoy a relaxing evening with coloring books, crayons, markers and colored pencils. We will color, chat, laugh, and tap into our meditative spirits. Basic supplies provided but please bring along your favorites. Everyone welcome. Registration required.

Tai Chi Chih

with nialla rose

Tai Chi Chih is an easy-to-learn, accessible and non-strenuous moving meditation. A form of Qi Gong, Tai Chi Chih circulates and balances the chi, or energy, of the body. Research shows that Tai Chih eases pain, reduces stress, and improves balance. Cultivating and embodying heart qualities such as compassion, gratitude, and generosity while practicing Tai Chi Chih can bring alignment and calm to body-heart-mint. Movements can be practices standing and seated.

Registration required.

Classical music has been shown to improve people’s well-being by allowing stress relief, mood improvement, and many more. Come join us to learn more about classical music composers from different eras, from Bach, Mozart, to Chopin. We will be listening to their life stories and music, but most importantly, we will be exploring our own feelings inspired by the various classical pieces. Classical music is not a form of distant art, but a treasure that contains rich emotions and stories.

Registration Required.

Timeline:

2/20 Overview

Baroque

3/6 Johann Sebastian Bach

3/20 Antonio Vivaldi

4/3 Arcangelo Corelli

4/17 George Frideric Handel

5/1 Francesco Geminiani

Classical

5/15 Franz Joseph Haydn

5/29 Ludwig van Beethoven

6/12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

6/26 Franz Peter Schubert

Romantic

7/10 Niccolo Paganini

7/24 Frédéric Chopin

8/7 Franz Liszt

8/21 Sergei Rachmaninoff

9/4 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

9/18 Felix Mendelssohn

10/2 Johann Strauss I

10/16 Johann Strauss II

10/30 Robert Schumann

11/13 Johannes Brahms

11/27 Richard Wagner

12/11 Giuseppe Verdi

12/18 Giacomo Puccini

1/8/22 Camille Saint-Saëns

1/22/22 Gustav Mahler

2/5/22 Antonín Dvořák

Modernism

2/19/22 Jean Sibelius

3/5/22 Claude Debussy

3/19/22 Maurice Ravel

4/2/22 Ennio Morricone

4/16/22 George Gershwin

4/30/22 Astor Piazzolla

5/14/22 Hans Zimmer