Yoga on the Farm with Liri

Sunday, July 28, 2019
8:45 AM 9:45 AM

Orkestai Farm 1395 Planting Fields Road Oyster Bay, NY, 11771 United States (map)

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Our Farm Educator, Liri, will be offering a Yoga Class in the field every Sunday starting July 28th at 8:45am. It's $20 per person and $15 for CSA members. There will be some mats but it will be encouraged to bring your own. It will be an all levels flow class ending with reiki savasana.

July 6

Seasonal First Saturday: Farmacy: Food As Medicine with Mary Callanan

August 3

Yoga on the Farm with Liri

COMMUNITY

Gather

STEWARDSHIP

Participate

FUTURE GENERATIONS

Grow

Every season at Orkestai reveals the same truth: places become meaningful when they are cared for together.

This campaign is an invitation to make that care enduring.

A Place for Reconnection

Many people today experience land as scenery, food as product, and community as something increasingly difficult to sustain.

Orkestai explores another possibility.

Here, agriculture becomes a shared practice of attention. The land becomes a place to care for together. Children, families, elders, educators, and neighbors participate in work that nourishes both ecological and human relationships.

We have been entrusted with a rare opportunity to cultivate a place where people, land, and community can remain in relationship across generations.

Yoga on the Farm with Liri

Seasonal First Saturday: Farmacy: Food As Medicine with Mary Callanan

Seasonal First Saturday: Sow it Forward: Vegetables to plant now for Fall Harvest

COMMUNITY

Gather

STEWARDSHIP

Participate

FUTURE GENERATIONS

Grow

Every season at Orkestai reveals the same truth: places become meaningful when they are cared for together.

This campaign is an invitation to make that care enduring.

A Place for Reconnection

Many people today experience land as scenery, food as product, and community as something increasingly difficult to sustain.

Orkestai explores another possibility.

Here, agriculture becomes a shared practice of attention. The land becomes a place to care for together. Children, families, elders, educators, and neighbors participate in work that nourishes both ecological and human relationships.

We have been entrusted with a rare opportunity to cultivate a place where people, land, and community can remain in relationship across generations.