Yoga at Knoll Farm
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at Offsite/Other (120 Pine Street Burlington, VT 05401)
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Join Sangha Studio in collaboration with Knoll Farm for a a series of flow style yoga classes! Class will be taught by rotating Sangha teachers on their beautiful and rich land. There's space to practice in the shade or sun, surrounded by a beautiful view of the farm & mountains After class, wander amongst their flower and blueberry fields, take a walk on the trails, and see the llamas! Practice will be an all levels, family friendly flow that will include gentle movement, opportunities to build heat, and many mindful moments to soak in the beautiful scenery of Yates. All are welcome.
Come for the yoga and stay for community building after class! Pre-registration encouraged but not required.
Come for the yoga and stay for community building after class! Pre-registration encouraged but not required.
Suggested Donation:
Included in Membership or class by-donation!
Location:
700 Bragg Hill Rd.
Fayston, VT 05673
Please note, if it rains within 24 hours of class happening, class will still happen as we will practice in the barn.
About Knoll Farm, a note from owners Helen & Peter
Our chapter at Knoll Farm began in 2000 when we learned that the Vermont Land Trust was looking to sell an unusual place to someone able to breathe new life into a beautiful old farm.
The moment we heard about Knoll Farm, our lives connected to Ann Day and her family, who had stewarded the farm for 50 years with a powerful social and environmental consciousness. In the 1980s Ann began traveling to Nicaragua through the American Friends Service Committee and made Knoll Farm a place of refuge for people fleeing the civil war for asylum in Canada. Ann was one of the first people in Vermont to protect her land through conservation easement, ultimately gifting it to the Vermont Land Trust with the understanding that they would find the next stewards to carry on her vision for the farm as a place of education, service and family-scale agriculture. What’s more, Ann’s uncle was Richard Gregg, the Quaker lawyer who brought Gandhi’s teachings to America, a man we had long admired. We knew we had found our home, and now it was our turn to make Knoll Farm a place of service. Read even more here!
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Not a member? All of our drop-in classes are donation-based! When you sign up, you’ll see the option to ‘choose your own donation’. This is for both our drop-in rates and membership! At Sangha Studio, one of our core values is accessibility and this includes financial accessibility. We want everyone to be able to practice yoga no matter what! Our suggested donation for a drop-in class is $13 and a membership is $80, but always pay what works for you and truly mean that!
Not a member? All of our drop-in classes are donation-based! When you sign up, you’ll see the option to ‘choose your own donation’. This is for both our drop-in rates and membership! At Sangha Studio, one of our core values is accessibility and this includes financial accessibility. We want everyone to be able to practice yoga no matter what! Our suggested donation for a drop-in class is $13 and a membership is $80, but always pay what works for you and truly mean that!
Wondering where your class payment and membership goes? Your funds help to support:
- Our mission in action through financially accessible pricing and ensuring that we always remain a donation-based studio where everyone is welcome, always
- Specialized programs and affinity spaces for specific populations like the LGBTQIA2S+ community, those in larger bodies, BIPOC folks, and the accessible yoga community
- Scholarships for longer-term programs such as teacher trainings and retreats
- Equitable teacher compensation for our drop-in teachers at all of our locations
- Administrative support and overhead costs to ensure that our doors remain open everyday (both online + in-person)
Thank you for taking class with us. We are SO glad you’re here :)