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YITP - International Day of Yoga: Sunday Special | Session #6

YERBANA

Donation-based


Sun Jun 21st @ 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM PDT

Past Event

Gas Works Park, North Northlake Way, Seattle, Washington

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About this event

About this event

🌿 SPECIAL EDITION: SUMMER SOLSTICE YOGA IN THE PARK 🌞

Please invite all of your friends!

Sunday, June 21st | 6–8PM | Gas Works Park

In partnership with the Consulate General of India, Seattle

To mark the International Day of Yoga and the longest day of the year, we’re bringing something truly special to the park. This is not your usual Thursday β€” this is a once-a-year celebration, and we want you there.

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Yerbana Yoga in the Park is accessible, outdoor, and open to everyone. No experience needed. No barriers. Just movement, music, and the kind of real human connection that does something good for your nervous system… and your soul.

πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ Up to 1,500 people.
πŸŒ… A skyline view on the longest evening of the year.
πŸ™ Seattle’s best instructors.
πŸͺ© Live DJs.
πŸ₯— A full wellness vendor market on the lawn.

And it’s been free/donate what you can, every single week, for six years.

Come as you are. Bring a mat, some water, and whoever you want to bring along. 🧘

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🎀 SPECIAL EVENT PARTNER:

Consulate General of India, Seattle | Proudly celebrating the International Day of Yoga with the global Indian community and all of Seattle.

πŸ”— https://indiainseattle.gov.in/
πŸ“Έ Instagram: @indianconsulateseattle

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🧘 THIS WEEK’S INSTRUCTOR:

Ashish Arora traded a 16-year engineering career in the tech and gaming world for a life of yogaβ€”and hasn’t looked back. Since completing his first Yoga Teacher Training in 2015, he has gone on to teach thousands of students, lead up to 20 classes a week, and run his own yoga school. Expect a class that’s playful, challenging, and full of heart, with wisdom from yogic philosophy woven throughout. πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈβœ¨
 
πŸ”— https://www.instagram.com/ashishyoga/
πŸ“Έ Instagram: @ashishyoga

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πŸ’š SUPPORT THE MISSION - DONATE WHAT YOU CAN:

Yoga in the Park is free because people like you show up and care. If this event has meant something to you β€” a Thursday that turned your week around, a community you didn't know you needed β€” consider supporting it.

Every dollar goes directly toward keeping this free and accessible for all of Seattle. πŸ™

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HERE’S HOW YOU CAN GIVE:

🧘 At the Session: $15 suggested

Donate via Sweatpals or Eventbrite at any session. Every week, every session.

🌊 Flow Pass: $180

Support the full season in one contribution. 18 sessions of accessible wellness, covered.

🌿 Community Patron: $250

Everything above, plus end-of-season social media recognition. You helped make this happen β€” we want people to know it.

πŸ’› Wellness Champion: $500+

Named in our Thank You Reel + a personal email from the team. For the people who really show up.

🌟 Impact Donor: $1,000+

You're funding mental health and wellness access for thousands of Seattleites. Verbal shoutout at a session + a personal thank you from James and Chris directly.

πŸ’ Ready to give? RSVP and give what you can

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πŸ’› THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 SEASON SPONSORS

None of this happens without the people and brands who believe in what we're building. Huge love to:

TITLE: @todossantosescapes,

GOLD: @avpaintingseattle, @woollyclothing,

SILVER: @redwoodoutdoorsco, @jetsetpilatessouthlakeunion, @madhippiebeauty, @thenowmassage, @neurovedahealth, @thesourceseattle, @_pachacollective, @floatseattle, @seattleboulderingproject, & @macadons

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🀝 GET INVOLVED

πŸ“² Follow @Yerbana on Instagram

See you at the park! πŸŒ³πŸ€©πŸ€—

Cancellation policy

No refunds.


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Sponsors

Indian Consulate Seattle

Indian Consulate Seattle

The Consulate General of India in Seattle, located in the historic downtown Federal Reserve Building, serves as the premier diplomatic and cultural gateway connecting India with the Pacific Northwest's thriving tech and diaspora communities.

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