Join us for an evening of deep relaxation and inner stillness as we gather by candlelight for a gentle restorative yoga and sound experience. Surrounded by soft light and a peaceful atmosphere, this class invites you to unwind, release tension and reconnect.
You’ll be supported in soothing postures that calm the nervous system and allow the body to rest. As you relax, you’ll be bathed in the healing sounds of Himalayan and crystal singing bowls, chimes and other sound instruments that guide you toward tranquility.
At the end of class, everyone will be invited to take home an item from the altar to carry the peaceful energy from the evening with them.
No yoga experience is needed. Come as you are and allow yourself to be held in stillness and sound.
With Lauren Fuller, 500 RYT and Anne Falkowski, 500 RYT
Join us for an afternoon of movement and words designed to open both body and imagination.
This workshop is for anyone feeling the pull to explore their own stories, to put words on the page, and to discover how to get started. Whether you are new to writing or have been writing for years, you will find space here to open up to your voice. We will be writing together in class and sharing work in a supportive environment that values truth, risk, and creativity.
We’ll begin with 45 minutes of gentle, grounding yoga led by Fuller Yoga's founder, Lauren Fuller 500 RYT, whose teaching experience spans more than three decades in the Greater Hartford area. Her class will invite participants into presence and ease, helping release tension and awaken the body.
After a short break, Anne Falkowski, 500 RYT — writer, teacher, and founder and former owner of Samadhi Yoga Studio in Manchester — will guide a generative writing workshop: Writing the Body – Stories That Start from Within.
Together, Lauren and Anne bring over 60 years of combined
teaching experience in yoga, writing, and community spaces. This
special collaboration offers an opportunity to reconnect with your
body and your creative spirit in a supportive, inspiring
environment.
Who It’s For: All levels welcome, no prior yoga or
writing experience needed
This annual fundraiser for Glastonbury Gives Food Bank has been a holiday tradition for over 15 years. Join us this year to help us raise $1000 for local families in need. This is an all levels yoga class and our students agree, it's the best way to start your holiday weekend.
Put the turkey in the oven and join us for this fun filled yoga class that will help you stretch your body and center your mind. Sign up ASAP spots fill quickly!
Feel free to give cash at the front desk if you'd like to donate and cannot make the class.
Join us for the Connecticut premiere of My Friend Kim, a powerful half-hour documentary directed by local filmmaker Maribeth Abrams. The film follows Glastonbury resident Kim Hoffman, who—while facing terminal illness—spends her final months advocating for the legalization of Medical Aid in Dying in Connecticut.
Through intimate storytelling, My Friend Kim explores the emotional and ethical complexities of choice, dignity, and compassion at the end of life.
Following the film, stay for a panel discussion featuring:
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Maribeth Abrams – Director
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Joy Cipollo – Kim’s widow
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Tim Appleton – Campaign Director, Compassion & Choices (invited)
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Rev. Josh Pawelek – Minister, Unitarian Universalist Society: East
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Rev. Davida Crabtree – Retired Minister, United Church of Christ
Light refreshments (vegan & gluten-free) will be served.
This is a free community event — all are
welcome.
Space is limited; RSVP recommended