
Gratitude in the Parkš - Donation Yoga Flow
An outdoor, donation-based yoga and qigong class combining breath with movement, standing and seated postures, and restorative poses. Beginners are welcome; bring a mat or towel, and the class is weather dependent.
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October 31, 2026 Ā· 10:45Ā AMĀ āĀ 12:15Ā PM
At the James A. Garfield Statue (next to the conservatory of flowers), 240 John F Kennedy Dr, San FranciscoĀ Ā·
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Practice an all-levels somatic-blended yoga and qigong flow in the park, with restorative poses and a focus on stress relief.
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Organizerās description
*Class is weather dependent. If it is pouring rain, class is cancelled and updated here. For email notifications and updates on this class as well as other offerings please sign-up at: https://www.mindfulskulls.com/connect ~The class~ Mixed levels class. Beginners welcome. (Please bring your own mat or a towel). We meet at 10:45am by the Garfield Monument behind the LOVE blocks and to the right and in-front of the Conservatory and then walk over to our beautiful outdoor practice area. Class Details ~All levels somatic-blended yoga & qigong. Class focuses on aligning breath with movement, standing and seated postures, qigong, and a few restorative poses to unwind from the week. Teachings focus on connecting with your body and energy, nervous system balancing, stress relief, and spiritual connection. ~This is a donation based class, making yoga more accessible to all. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Sacred exchange basis. Suggested $15-$25 exchange-cash, Venmo or Zelle. ~Led by Aubree Marie Gilbert Meet Aubree, Free Yoga SFās lead instructor: Hi Beautiful people! Iām Aubree. I am a San Francisco based somatic yoga and mindfulness instructor specializing in trauma and mental health. Iāve spent over 7 years working with youth in high schools, juvenile halls and group homes around the Bay Area. In these settings Iāve dedicated my time educating students, teachers, social workers, counselors and staff on the effects of stress on our brains, bodies and behaviors.
Haight-Ashbury
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