May 5 - June 30, 2022

LGBTQ+ Hybrid Pilates Class

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Company: Queer Body Pilates
Venue: Bed-Stuy Brooklyn Community Pride Center or Zoom
Location: Brooklyn, NY

A light purple graphic featuring a line drawing of Sofia with brightly patterned socks, pants, and long-sleeve top. Illustrated by Em Papineau

A hybrid opportunity for queer, trans, and questioning folx to move / sweat / heal in community! All levels.

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Thursdays 6:15-7:15pm ET at the Bed-Stuy Brooklyn Community Pride Center + On Zoom

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Sliding Scale $0-15. No registration; just show up!

Mats and Yoga Blocks provided in person. On Zoom, get comfy and have a Block or stack of books on hand.

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WHERE?

Weekly Zoom Meeting ID: 601 463 2483

*Rev Live Captions provided

 

Brooklyn Community Pride Center Bed-Stuy; 1360 Fulton Street, Ground Floor; Brooklyn, NY 11216

*Revolution Plaza entrance is ADA-compliant

 

Learn more: https://www.queerbodypilates.com/

Queer Body Pilates
1360 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY, 11216
8572078870
https://www.queerbodypilates.com/

Schedule
May 5, 2022: 6:15pm
May 12, 2022: 6:15pm
May 19, 2022: 6:15pm
May 26, 2022: 6:15pm
June 2, 2022: 6:15pm
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