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Need some back-to-school rejuvenation? Want to explore a new way to get fit? Source Yoga in Tacoma’s North End is celebrating its seventh year with its annual free open house Saturday with free classes, specials and a raffle.

Published: Sept. 7, 2012 at 12:05 a.m. PDT
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Students practice stretching and breathing techniques at Source Yoga in Tacoma. (COURTESY PHOTO)

Need some back-to-school rejuvenation? Want to explore a new way to get fit? Source Yoga in Tacoma’s North End is celebrating its seventh year with its annual free open house Saturday with free classes, specials and a raffle.

Source Yoga offers a variety of styles and levels of yoga, mostly based on a flow or vinyasa-style practice. Tucked into the small row of businesses near the North 21st Street bridge, the buttery-yellow studio is small but community-focused. Each year, owners Melissa Paz and Erin Joosse have a free open house, which is a great way to explore what the studio has to offer.

Here’s the schedule for the day:

7 a.m. mixed levels; 9 a.m. basic flow; 10: 45 a.m. intermediate flow; 12:15 p.m. introduction to yoga; 1:45 p.m. Refine and Align; 3:15 p.m. Relax and Restore; 5 p.m. Kirtan (singing) with guest tabla player. All classes are 75 minutes long.

The studio is also offering discounts on membership and their introduction series, retail discounts and a free raffle to win a five-class card.

Source Yoga is at 2712 N. 21st St., Suite A, Tacoma.

For more information, call 253-756-8066 or go to sourceyogaonline.com.

rosemary.ponnekanti@thenewstribune.com 253-597-8568 blog.thenewstribune.com/arts

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