 This Wednesday, unwind and find your inner peace with a Sound Bath Meditation led by Jazmin Lugo. 🌿✨ Experience the calming power of sound vibrations to help reduce stress, improve focus, and promote relaxation. Whether you’re new to meditation or looking for a midweek reset, this session is for you!
📅 Wednesday | 4PM - 6PM 📍 Build A Dream Incubator 👥 Open to teens 14-21 🔗 RSVP here: https://forms.gle/FrarPhYU1oQaTeQw7 Come take a break, breathe, and immerse yourself in soothing sounds. See you there!
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 We’re excited to welcome Clarissa of @liquidvibesjuiceco to lead a hands-on juice and smoothie workshop at Build A Dream Incubator! Come learn how to make delicious, healthy drinks while exploring the benefits of fresh ingredients.
Date: Wednesday, March 19th Location: Build A Dream Incubator (4 Minthorne Street, SI NY 10301) Open to teens 14-21 years old RSVP here: https://forms.gle/FrarPhYU1oQaTeQw7 Don’t miss out on this fun, interactive session—come sip, blend, and vibe with us!   Unplugged Wednesdays: Tea & Yoga Workshop
📅 Date: Wednesday, March 12th ⏰ Time: 4PM - 6PM 📍 Build A Dream Incubator Join us for Unplugged Wednesdays, a wellness-centered series powered by Staten Island Urban Center and hosted at Build A Dream Incubator. This week, we invite you to a Tea & Yoga Workshop led by Aja Humphries. Come de-stress, sip herbal tea, and move through a gentle yoga session designed to help you unplug and recharge. No experience necessary—just bring yourself and an open mind!  The Paper Doll Revolution Art Making Workshop will highlight revolutionary women in history using paper doll-making techniques in celebration of Women’s History Month. By creating these doll figures, participants will learn about Sheroes of social justice such as Frida Kahlo, Audre Lorde, Dorothy Day and Yuri Kochiyama to name a few.
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