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SUMMARY:Sparkling Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Sparkling Yoga at CAM with Live Piano by Luis Barragan\nStart your Sunday with a unique and rejuvenating experience: Sparkling Yoga. This gentle yoga session\, set amidst the peaceful Thomas Sayre: Four Walls exhibition\, offers a tranquil escape from the everyday. Join us on September 15th from 8:30 AM to 9:50 AM for a morning of mindful movement\, relaxation\, and connection. \n\nDate: Sunday\, September 15th\nTime: 8:30 AM – 9:50 AM\nCost: $25 (includes mimosa)\n\nLed by experienced instructors Steve Unger and Darren Shartle\, Sparkling Yoga is designed to cater to all levels of practitioners. As you flow through the poses\, let the serene gallery environment inspire and calm your mind. Live piano music by guest artist Luis Barragan will further enhance this experience. \nAfter your yoga practice\, enjoy a well-deserved mimosa at CAM Café. This is a perfect opportunity to unwind\, reflect on your practice\, and connect with like-minded individuals who share your passion for wellness and the arts. \nAbout Luis Barragan \nLuis Barragan\, the talented musician providing live piano music for Sparkling Yoga\, deeply appreciates classical and contemporary music. With a decade of training at the music conservatory in Madrid\, he has honed his skills and developed a unique musical style. He has performed at prestigious venues such as Doc’s Lab in San Francisco\, Steinway Hall in New York\, and the Wilson Center in Wilmington. His ability to create a soothing and inspiring atmosphere with his music makes him a perfect addition to this event. \nREGISTER
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SUMMARY:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands
DESCRIPTION:Book Discussion in The Work of Their Hands Exhibition\nJoin us for a book discussion in The Work of Their Hands exhibition. We’ll be exploring All That She Carried: The Journey of Ashley’s Sack\, a Black Family Keepsake by Tiya Miles. Together\, we will delve into a powerful story of three generations of women\, connected by an embroidered sack. Allow yourself to be inspired by their unwavering resolve to preserve family bonds despite enslavement\, separation\, and uncertain freedom. \nKimi Faxon Hemingway\, a Lecturer of Creative Writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington will lead the discussion. She was named 2024 UNCW Lecturer of the Year. Her insights will help us delve into the themes of resilience and memory in the book. Together\, we’ll be gaining a deeper understanding of the legacy of enslaved women whose labor and artistry are honored in our exhibition. \nAs Tiya Miles writes\, “Our foremothers wove spiritual beliefs\, cultural values\, and historical knowledge into their flax\, woolen\, silk\, and cotton webs. The work of their hands can lead us back to their histories and serve as guide rails as we grope through the difficult past.” This powerful quote guides our conversation as we explore the historical and emotional depths of the narrative. \nPre-registration requested; $5 donations appreciated. \nREGISTER HERE\nLearn more about The Work of Their Hands exhibit here.
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