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Tai Chi – If you haven’t tried it – this is a golden opp!

ByGretchen

Spring is in the air and could be in your step!

World Tai Chi Day – will be celebrated with Tai Chi Instructor Lisa Carpenter on Saturday April 29th at the LB Art Museum. See flyer.
Saturdays in the Park with Florence St. Peter – will be every Saturday in Rose Park at 11am  – meditation form.
Tuesday Tai Chi’s starting this week, May 2nd  will be back outside in Rose Park 8:15 am- bring sunglasses, hat, water and such. And as always bring a friend.
All are free – but donations warmly appreciated.
And….there is a plan to have another Tai Chi Happening in Rose Park in June.

 

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