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About this Event
Date: Saturday, July 27 (new date!)
From: 11am-3pm (new time!)
Where: Prospect Park (meet by the Boat House!)
Tiered Pricing: $40
Grab your sack lunch and get ready for the Summer Gay Camp of your dreams. Join be queer now for a lavish day filled with gaiety, laughter, and community. We’ll weave together yoga practices (like meditation, movement, and breath) with classic Summer Camp activities (like art, games, and story time.) Bring your inner child out to play and find nourishment alongside your fellow queers.
We’ll spend the day in our own world, surrounded by the beauty of Prospect Park.
As we engage in play, we’ll teach our nervous systems that we can orient towards safety, creativity, and growth. As we reconnect to nature, we’ll remember our place in the world. And as we practice all of this in queer community, we’ll strengthen our collective power and pleasure.
Bring a yoga mat, water, and curiosity. Summer Gay Camp, here we come!
Your Guides:
Sasha Sigel (she/her) is a co-founder of be queer now. She honors yoga as a pathway to self healing + liberation, as well as collective transformation. She invites a deeper relationship to ourselves, communities, and the world through this practice. Sasha celebrates exploration and personalization of the practice, and honors the student as the expert on their own body. She trained in yoga for trauma with The Trauma Center at JRI’s Trauma Sensitive Yoga program, and in Pelvic Floor Yoga with Leslie Howard. She also works with nonprofits such as Doctors Without Borders and Phoenix House.
Alysia Makhani is an integrative health nurse, therapeutic yoga teacher, and founder of the wellness platform Flor Verde Healing. Specializing in trauma-informed care, Alysia combines her nursing expertise with a deep understanding of yoga to offer healing experiences through asana, pranayama, meditation, and yoga philosophy. She has worked with hospital patients, college staff and students, and individuals in the cannabis community, offering both group classes and personalized sessions. Committed to inclusive care and informed by social justice principles, Alysia ensures accessibility and respect for all individuals. Her dedication to creating a supportive, empowering environment makes her a trusted guide for those navigating trauma and stress through yoga, inspiring her community through her integrative practice.
The small print:
Negative covid tests are required, masks are optional.
Please include any access needs in your registration form.
This event is for LGBTQIA+ folks aged 18 and up. We are not able to issue refunds after booking.
Two full scholarships are available. E-mail [email protected] to inquire.
Event Venue
Prospect Park Boathouse, 101 East Drive, Brooklyn, United States
USD 10.00 to USD 44.52