Baa-Maste Goat Yoga & Social

BAAA-MASTE IS BACK!


Stretch, sip, smile... and prepare for a few adorable interruptions!


Our favorite little yoga instructors are ready to bounce, snuggle, and "help" you find your inner peace.
Join us for BAAA-Maste Goat Yoga Thursday, August 20th.


TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT, PLEASE BUY YOUR TICKET IN ADVANCE AND ALSO RSVP HERE. SPOTS ARE LIMITED, AND IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A TICKET FROM THE VENUE, YOU WILL NOT BE RESERVED A SPOT. BAA-Maste: Goat Yoga & Social Tickets, Multiple dates | Eventbrite
Please note that there are multiple dates, so make sure you are buying a ticket for August 20th to join us.

Goat Yoga: 6:00–7:00 PM (inside the pavilion)
Come early! Grab a drink, meet your fellow yogis, and enjoy an hour of laughter and camaraderie before we roll out the mats at 6:00 PM.


Please bring your own yoga mat if you have one, but don't worry—we'll have a few available to borrow.
We're thrilled to once again partner with the wonderful Kym from Shanti Living Wellness, who will be leading each session. Kym is an incredible wellness practitioner specializing in yoga, sound healing, and massage. She creates a welcoming, relaxing atmosphere while our baby goats provide the perfect amount of joyful chaos. We couldn't imagine a better guide to help bring together wellness, community, and our newest farm babies!


$40 per person

Your ticket includes:


One hour of Goat Yoga


One complimentary drink
Whether cider is your thing or not, we've got something for everyone with cider, beer, wine, and a wide selection of delicious non-alcoholic beverages.


A few important notes:

• Ages 12 and up
• Only ticket holders may enter the pavilion with the goats.
• Friends and family without tickets are still welcome to visit the ciderhouse, relax on the grounds, enjoy a drink, and meet all of our other lovable farm animals.


Become part of the herd!


Find your inner kid.


Stretch it out, sip some cider, and say...


BAAA-MASTE.


Tag your yoga buddy, your goat-loving friend, or someone who could use a little more zen... and a few tiny hooves on their back