Join us on a creative journey of self-exploration and outrageous fun.

Rock Your Chakra uses the chakra system as a metaphor to examine who we are currently, who we have been and who we are becoming. We'll draw, stretch, ponder and groove to connect with ourselves on the physical, emotional and spiritual levels.


In the first hour, we'll use expressive arts and yoga to feel and catalog the different layers of self. In the second hour, we'll focus on fluid and dynamic movement associated with each chakra; expressing our natural rhythm and connecting to the grace and power of our moving bodies. The final hour is a full on dance party.

Fridays 7-10pm: February 10th, March 9th, April 13th, May 11th & June 8th. This is a series of five monthly workshops, come to any or all!

$25 to experience the full evening or $10 for the dance party only from 9-10(libation is welcome for dance party)

or $100 for the full series pre-registration (please use our)

Led by Liz Lindh & Rachel Balaban

VALENTINE'S DAY HEART OPENING YOGA
with Nancy Esche

Experience a heart opening yoga class:
Tuesday February 14th from 5:30 - 6:45pm and bring your valentine for FREE. Spouses, partners, significant others, friends, parents, siblings....Bring any one that is dear to your heart and with whom you'd like to share the gift of yoga. Or just come and enjoy a nourishing yoga practice for yourself. We'll move a through an all levels Vinyasa Flow practice followed by a guided relaxation as we appreciate the love in our lives!

Class drop in fee is $15
Please bring a yoga mat and any props you need.

Brian Chippendale & Jungil Hong


Presented in collaboration with Buonaccorsi+Agniel

Opening Reception
Wednesday, Feb. 15th
6-8pm

Exhibition Dates
February 16th - March 17th
Hours: Monday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Bob (3 mins.) from Germany. Animated. Directed by Jacob Frey. Who says a hamster can’t travel the world chasing down his lady-love? Uh, Bob? More info: www.bob-film.com

Johnny & Lyman: A Life Together (18 m.) Directed by Michael Chen and Paul Detwiler. A heartwarming documentary on two men who have spent 65 years together, surmounting challenges and living through decades of societal changes. 2011 RIIFF Best Documentary short award winner. More info: www.facebook.com/johnnyandlyman

Luna (6 m) From Canada. Animated. Directed by Donna Brockopp. A flirtatious dance between a charming and debonair caterpillar and a stunning and graceful luna moth – will their attraction withstand the powerful attraction of other suitors and lamps? More info: www.rainmaker.com/luna  

Mancrush (14 m.) From U.K. Directed by Tony Haggar. In a metro-sexual mode of modern times, two guys competitively argue about which of them is best mates with their mutual friend Dave.

Memoires d’une Jeune Fille Derangee (Memoirs of a Disturbed Young Woman) (18 m) From France. Directed by Keren Marciano. Twenty-five year old Lola is a virgin, and busy-body friends have taken an unhealthy concern for her welfare. More info: www.mitiki.com/html/production-image/memoires-d-une-jeune-fille-derangee.html
Little Boat (4 m.) Dir. by Nelson Boles. Animated. One little boat, one big journey. More info: www.vimeo.com/nelsonboles 

My First Claire (18 m) Directed by Lou Howe. Eleven year old Teddy is grappling with his parents divorce and his friends’ recent discoveries of girls. When his new babysitter arrives, the beautiful and carefree Claire, he sets out to learn about the opposite sex.

Time and Love (7 m) Directed by Bo Price. Sonny tries to reconnect with Katie, the love of his life from sixth grade. More info: www.timeandlovemovie.com

Two's a Crowd (20 m) Directed by Tom Isler. Documentary. A New York story about romance and rent control. Spurred on by economic downturns, a recently married couple deals with the question “to cohabitat or not to cohabitat.” 2011 RIIFF Best Comedy Short award winner. More info: www.gloamingpictures.com/crowd.htm