by Blog Team of Yoga District | May 18, 2020 | The Blog
Yoga = Art Artist Feature: Rebeka Ryvola Meet Rebeka Ryvola, local artist and yogi. Rebeka designed the Yoga District logo in the story and her murals can be found throughout Southeast D.C. Support Rebeka and other featured artists by checking out the full interview... by YD Blog Team | May 16, 2020 | Teacher Feature, The Blog, Yoga Teacher
Meet Camryn, one of our teachers at Yoga District. Learn about how her search for healing led her to yoga and her approach to tackling challenging asanas. “Yoga has taught me how to be so much more compassionate and loving to others, as well as myself.” Check out... by YD Blog Team | May 8, 2020 | 30 Minute Meals, Gluten Free, Recipes, Soup, The Blog, Vegan
In these trying times, it’s recommended we don’t go to the grocery store often. Instead, let’s be mindful and use the items we have on hand at home. Give our grocery store workers a little break from the crowds. It’s more sustainable, budget friendly, efficient... by Blog Team of Yoga District | May 6, 2020 | The Blog
Yoga = Art Artist Feature: Rose Jaffe Meet Rose Jaffe, local artist and yogi. Rose who created the version of the Yoga District logo above and her artwork is featured at Yoga District Bloomingdale and 14th Street store fronts. Learn more about Rose and yoga’s... by YD Blog Team | Apr 22, 2020 | Community, Self-Care, The Blog, Yoga Classes, Yoga District Community
With everything going on now, this might be when you need yoga the most! Yoga District is offering several daily online yoga classes through Zoom. Connect with your community through a virtual practice and enjoy yoga together! We understand that sometimes you decide... by Blog Team of Yoga District | Apr 21, 2020 | Teacher Feature, The Blog, Yoga Classes, Yoga District Community, Yoga Teacher
Meet Toni, one of our teachers at Yoga District. Find out how her practice as a yogi emphasizes welcoming, accessibility, and connection. Learn what motivated her to become an instructor and how she shares yoga with the community. “I consider the students in my class...
