Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative

The Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative invites you to yoga at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden! All levels of ability welcome! This year's theme is connect to your own being. There is no obligation to attend class. To get an idea what this event is like, check out this trailer. Please read the further details I've provided below so you are aware what to expect for this event:
• A waiver must be signed to attend class. If you signed one in 2021 or 2022, I do not need another one signed for 2023. The link for the waiver is here.
• To make this accessible for all, there is no obligation or cost to attend. Voluntary donations will be accepted either onsite or by Venmo @theyogaambassador.
• Parking information: There is a lot near the class location that charges a $4 flat fee per day. If possible, it is recommended to utilize alternative methods of transportation. If you bike to class, please do not lock your bike to a tree. Instead, utilize a nearby bike rack near the Walker entrance of place your bike within sight of the class.
• This is a Vinyasa style class with the potential of some difficulty. If you have any physical limitations or rather take it easy, I suggest modifying poses when necessary. If you have any additional concerns, discuss them with the instructor prior to class.
• Class will start at 7:30 PM for the entire season which will last until August 3rd. Please note yoga on June 22 will be held at Lake of the Isles due to setup for a Pride event at the Sculpture Garden that weekend.
• This is a 60-minute class. Please attempt to arrive in the area at least 10 minutes before class begins so you are able to park, find a spot for your mat, etc. If you know you need to leave class early or arrive after class starts, please place your mat near a walking path to minimize disruptions.
• Amplified sound will not be utilized. Place your mat within the perimeter of the green space defined the walking paths.

Class will be taught by Andrew (Andy) Craddock, the founder of the Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative. Andrew has been teaching yoga in the park for the ninth year. Andrew continues to teach donation based yoga classes to provide a unique experience for the community.

The Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative invites you for another season of Sunday Morning Yoga in the Park. All levels of ability welcome and there is no obligation to attend! Please read the further details I've provided below so you are aware what to expect for this event:
• An online waiver must be signed to attend class. If you signed one in 2021 or 2022, I do not need another one signed for 2023. **Click here for the waiver**
• To make this accessible for all, there is no obligation or cost to attend. Voluntary donations will be accepted either onsite or by Venmo @theyogaambassador
• Parking information: There is plenty of free street parking in the area along Lake of the Isles Pkwy. If possible, it is recommended to utilize alternative methods of transportation.
• This is a Vinyasa style class with the potential of some difficulty. If you have any physical limitations or rather take it easy, I suggest modifying poses when necessary. If you have any additional concerns, let the instructor know prior to class.
• Class will start at 10:00 AM. This is a 75-minute class. Please attempt to arrive in the area at least 10 minutes before class begins so you are able to park, find a spot for your mat, etc. If you know you need to leave class early or arrive after class starts, please place your mat on the edge of class.
• Amplified sound will not be utilized. Place your yoga mat as close to the center of class so instruction can be heard clearly.
• Sunday morning yoga will be held at Lake of the Isles through July 2. The next series will move to BF Nelson Park on July 9.
Class will be taught by Andrew (Andy) Craddock, the founder of the Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative. Andrew has been teaching yoga in the park for the eighth year. Andrew continues to teach donation based yoga classes to provide a unique experience for the community to unplug and leave better equipped to serve others.

The Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative invites you to yoga at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden! All levels of ability welcome! This year's theme is connect to your own being. There is no obligation to attend class. To get an idea what this event is like, check out this trailer. Please read the further details I've provided below so you are aware what to expect for this event:
• A waiver must be signed to attend class. If you signed one in 2021 or 2022, I do not need another one signed for 2023. The link for the waiver is here.
• To make this accessible for all, there is no obligation or cost to attend. Voluntary donations will be accepted either onsite or by Venmo @theyogaambassador.
• Parking information: There is a lot near the class location that charges a $4 flat fee per day. If possible, it is recommended to utilize alternative methods of transportation. If you bike to class, please do not lock your bike to a tree. Instead, utilize a nearby bike rack near the Walker entrance of place your bike within sight of the class.
• This is a Vinyasa style class with the potential of some difficulty. If you have any physical limitations or rather take it easy, I suggest modifying poses when necessary. If you have any additional concerns, discuss them with the instructor prior to class.
• Class will start at 7:30 PM for the entire season which will last until August 3rd. Please note yoga on June 22 will be held at Lake of the Isles due to setup for a Pride event at the Sculpture Garden that weekend.
• This is a 60-minute class. Please attempt to arrive in the area at least 10 minutes before class begins so you are able to park, find a spot for your mat, etc. If you know you need to leave class early or arrive after class starts, please place your mat near a walking path to minimize disruptions.
• Amplified sound will not be utilized. Place your mat within the perimeter of the green space defined the walking paths.

Class will be taught by Andrew (Andy) Craddock, the founder of the Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative. Andrew has been teaching yoga in the park for the ninth year. Andrew continues to teach donation based yoga classes to provide a unique experience for the community.

The Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative invites you for another season of Sunday Morning Yoga in the Park. All levels of ability welcome and there is no obligation to attend! Please read the further details I've provided below so you are aware what to expect for this event:
• An online waiver must be signed to attend class. If you signed one in 2021 or 2022, I do not need another one signed for 2023. **Click here for the waiver**
• To make this accessible for all, there is no obligation or cost to attend. Voluntary donations will be accepted either onsite or by Venmo @theyogaambassador
• Parking information: There is plenty of free street parking in the area along Lake of the Isles Pkwy. If possible, it is recommended to utilize alternative methods of transportation.
• This is a Vinyasa style class with the potential of some difficulty. If you have any physical limitations or rather take it easy, I suggest modifying poses when necessary. If you have any additional concerns, let the instructor know prior to class.
• Class will start at 10:00 AM. This is a 75-minute class. Please attempt to arrive in the area at least 10 minutes before class begins so you are able to park, find a spot for your mat, etc. If you know you need to leave class early or arrive after class starts, please place your mat on the edge of class.
• Amplified sound will not be utilized. Place your yoga mat as close to the center of class so instruction can be heard clearly.
• Sunday morning yoga will be held at Lake of the Isles through July 2. The next series will move to BF Nelson Park on July 9.
Class will be taught by Andrew (Andy) Craddock, the founder of the Twin Cities Yoga Cooperative. Andrew has been teaching yoga in the park for the eighth year. Andrew continues to teach donation based yoga classes to provide a unique experience for the community to unplug and leave better equipped to serve others.