Join us for sunset yoga on the roof! Shaped within a 60 minute, all levels asana (yoga postures) practice, we’ll move together in harmony with nature. Class will begin with a brief centering in breath and space, and gently evolve into an intentional flow of movement and meditation. Inspired by the beauty and wisdom of the landscape, we’ll root down and rise up, connecting to the expansive energy all around us.
WHAT TO BRING:
YOGA MAT
REFILLABLE WATER BOTTLE
ALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE RAIN OR SHINE. WE DO NOT PROVIDE MATS OR PROPS, please BYO. 
Our yoga classes are available at a sliding scale. We invite you to practice economic solidarity with your community and choose the ticket tier that makes most sense with your financial situation.
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This tier is at the market rate and reflects the true cost of the service, labor and expertise of producing the workshop/event. This price point allows us to generate a profit. We encourage those with access to wealth to opt for this tier as it enables Brooklyn Grange to offer more tickets at an accessible price.
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This tier reflects the cost of our service labor and expertise required to produce the workshop/event and allows us to make a small profit. We encourage those to opt for a Sustainable Ticket if the price point of a General Ticket is prohibitive.
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This ticket tier reflects our intention to make our events open for all! We want all members of our community to enjoy Brooklyn Grange no matter their financial situation. Opt for the Solidarity ticket if General or Sustainable is not accessible to you right now.
Come Join us at our annual Fall Fest and start your day with some morning stretching!
About Bailey Sonner: Bailey has been practicing and guiding vinyasa flow for a decade, and the farm is one of her all time favorite places to practice. Her flows offer personal exploration and individuality, allowing for each yogi to tailor the experience to whatever is serving them that day. All skill sets and physical abilities are welcome and encouraged to join. Meditation and pranayama are deeply important to the yoga experience, and Bailey loves to share and guide people into their deepest and truest selves, using breath work as a vessel. She believes nothing is that serious, and silliness and adventure should be a part of yoga as well. The chirping wildlife and the wind in the flowers of the farm serve as a perfect backdrop for this mentality.