Free Blues & Brews Yoga Sessions
Namasté! Relax, breath deep and unwind at the free Blues & Brews Yoga Sessions
Wake up to mornings of liberating movement in the crisp, refreshing mountain air. Guided by professional instructor Julie Johnston, enjoy a smooth yoga flow designed to improve your health, performance, and overall well being. The class blends playful exercises focusing on balance, strength, flexibility and power in a welcoming format. Guests of all skill levels are welcome to join us on Saturday and Sunday mornings during the Festival weekend to enjoy a fluid yoga flow and activating breath practice. Nestled in the cozy amphitheater of Elks Park in downtown Telluride, the yoga sessions are a fun and inspiring way to start your mornings.
New to yoga or considering for the first time? Guests of all skill levels are welcome to join. Join in and discover the healing power of yoga.
Location: Telluride Elks Park - Colorado Ave and S Oak St (inclement weather location - Blues Stage (Town Park Pavilion)
Time: 10:00 - 11:00 am on September 18 & 19 (Saturday and Sunday of the Festival)
What To Bring: Water, yoga mat, towel and active wear (come with or without - these items are not mandatory to join in the class)
Meet the Instructor - Julie Johnston
A life long yogi, Julie began her yogic journey when she was just a couple years old. Her mother guided her through meditations, and thus the seeds of spirituality and conscious awareness were planted. Throughout life’s chaotic tendencies, her practice remained constant, allowing Julie to connect her mind, body and soul as one. in 2015, Julie decided to expand her practice by traveling to India and attending a 200-hour registered yoga teacher training course where she focused primarily on Ashtanga based yoga. During her training she studied the Primary Series, Anatomy, Alignment, Yoga Philosophy, Teaching Mythology, Ayurveda, Pranayama, Meditation and Kriyas. After returning from India, Julie traveled west to the San Juans to share and cultivate the knowledge gained during her travels, and inspire those to live at peace with oneself and others.