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Museum Movers: Yoga for Kids

Join us for “Museum Movers,” a Bruce Museum yoga class for learners ages 3-6 and their grownups. Participants will explore the Bruce Museum’s galleries using a variety of sensory and experiential modalities, followed by an exhibition inspired yoga class. Museum Movers uses movement, breath, group games and creative activities to reinforce the gallery experience. Come have fun in our galleries and get to know the Bruce in a whole new way. Wear comfortable clothing and be ready to take your…

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January 11, 2025 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

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1 Museum Drive
Greenwich, CT 06830-7157 United States

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Free with Admission

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Bruce Museum

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Join us for “Museum Movers,” a Bruce Museum yoga class for learners ages 3-6 and their grownups. Participants will explore the Bruce Museum’s galleries using a variety of sensory and experiential modalities, followed by an exhibition inspired yoga class. Museum Movers uses movement, breath, group games and creative activities to reinforce the gallery experience. Come have fun in our galleries and get to know the Bruce in a whole new way. Wear comfortable clothing and be ready to take your shoes and socks off! We have a limited number of foam mats, please bring your own mat.

Cost: Free with admission to the Bruce Museum. Members admission is free with membership.
Classes are held once a month on Saturdays, from 11:00 am-12:00 pm. Please meet at the Grand Hall Staircase

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