Friends and Neighbors, I suspect many of you have seen announcements through various list serves, the stories in our own CD News, and a piece on the Local page of the Sunday Times about the N’hood University. As the N’hood U admin I’d like to encourage any and all who would like to offer a course to check out the blog, nhoodu.blogspot.com, send your offering to [email protected]
You don’t have to live in the Colman neighborhood to offer or take a class. And please feel free to add to this thread if you’d like to discuss.
Here’s the format for advertising a class:
Name of Class
Instructor’s Name
Short Description
When: Starting date, frequency, end date if there is one
Where
Cost
Contact name, phone number, email
A short bio of the instructor, facilitator, host, whatever..
Find these six classes as nhoodu.blogspot.com
Baking for Kids
Neighborhood Marimba
Neighborhood Sing-a-Long Rise Up Singing
Teahouse Tap
Urban Sustainability
Success Story: Creating a Plan for Success
and, if you’d like to offer a learning opportunity to the n’hood, please check out the format above, and get the info to me [email protected], and I’ll make sure it gets posted at our blog site.
I’m very pleased to announce the addition of a Yoga class with the wonderful Rebecca Denk. Please stop by the nhoodu.blogspot.com to see how we’re shaping up for our fall session.
YOGA @ STUDIO ARCADIA
offered by Rebecca Denk
Come join us for a one-hour led yoga practice in the ‘hood. Through a series of asana (yoga postures) we’ll build strength, flexibility, body awareness and quiet minds. General physical mobility required, but no yoga experience necessary.
Beginning September 12, ending December 21
Saturday @ 9-10 am
Monday @ 7-8 pm
Wednesday @ 7-8 pm
(no yoga practice Oct 10,12 & 28, Nov 7 & 9, or Dec 16)
Studio Arcadia , 725 24th Ave. South (Corner of 24th & Dearborn )
Class punch cards are $50 for 8 classes or $80 for 16 classes. Or drop-in to class for just $8.
Class size limited to 8.
For more information or to sign up contact Rebecca Denk: [email protected] or 206-427-9764.
Rebecca has been studying yoga for more than a dozen years at Seattle Yoga Arts, and has completed Anusara teacher training with Denise Benitez twice! She enjoys creatively sequencing yoga asana to develop students’ appreciation of their own capacity and this ancient practice.
Posted at nhoodu.blogspot.com – take a look and then take a class, you’ll be glad you did!
The full curriculum:
Baking for Kids
Beginning Theatrical Improvisation
Neighborhood Marimba
Neighborhood Sing-a-Long
Poetry Workshop
Success Story: Creating a Plan for Success
Tango – Beginning Class
Teahouse Tap
Urban Sustainability: A Low Impact Design Retrofit
Yoga