The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Education and Culture, together with the Argentine Union of Professional Yoga Teachers (U.A.P.P.Y.), invites the entire community to participate in the celebration of the International Day of Yoga, which will take place on Saturday, June 21st, starting at 3:00 PM at the Costa Ciencia Museum grounds (Costanera).
It will be an open and free event, designed to share an experience of harmony, conscious movement, and meditation. The proposal includes collective yoga practices for children, young people, and older adults, and a meditation with a gong bath, a technique that combines sounds and instruments to promote deep relaxation and inner balance.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, stated: "From the Undersecretariat, we have been promoting meeting spaces that foster integral well-being. This activity is an invitation to value yoga not only as a physical practice, but as a tool for personal and community development."
Furthermore, the organization invites participants to bring their yoga mat, and those who wish to add sound instruments may also do so to enrich the collective experience.
For more information, you can contact 341 6 921 687 (Prof. Ma. Luz Penco).
It will be an open and free event, designed to share an experience of harmony, conscious movement, and meditation. The proposal includes collective yoga practices for children, young people, and older adults, and a meditation with a gong bath, a technique that combines sounds and instruments to promote deep relaxation and inner balance.
In this regard, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Prof. Carlos Gatto, stated: "From the Undersecretariat, we have been promoting meeting spaces that foster integral well-being. This activity is an invitation to value yoga not only as a physical practice, but as a tool for personal and community development."
Furthermore, the organization invites participants to bring their yoga mat, and those who wish to add sound instruments may also do so to enrich the collective experience.
For more information, you can contact 341 6 921 687 (Prof. Ma. Luz Penco).