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The 11th annual Telluride Yoga Festival will take place July 19-22.<\/p>\n
The event features 40 world-renowned presenters, 140 yoga classes, conscious music, dynamic speakers, cooking and wellness classes, and outdoor offerings including Stand Up Board yoga and AiReal Yoga. There will be hiking and biking events, outdoor aerial yoga, plus meditation and social gatherings.<\/p>\n
Classes are held in downtown Telluride at indoor and outdoor venues at the Telluride High School.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are here to make yoga accessible to everyone,\u201d said festival Director Erika Henschel. \u201cTelluride is the perfect place for a soulful, back-to-nature yoga festival.\u201d<\/p>\n
Classes include \u201cFree Fallin: a Tom Petty Tribute Flow\u201d with local favorite Gina Caputo; \u201cBreaking Free of Conditioned Behavior and Old Patterns\u201d with Tommy Rosen; and \u201cUnlocking Sacred Power through the Warrior Goddesses of Transformation\u201d with one of today\u2019s most authentic spiritual teachers, Sally Kempton.<\/p>\n
New this year is a community tent that will host free music and inspirational talks along with free outdoor yoga workshops. Additionally, the campus will feature more food vendors.<\/p>\n
\u201cBecause this festival is really about celebrating yoga, in all of its many forms, along with communing with one another and nature, we want to encourage the entire community to take part in the festival,\u201d said Henschel.<\/p>\n
One-day or multiple day passes are still available. To purchase tickets and learn more about the festival, go to www.tellurideyogafestival.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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