Events at Sattva
Sattva is a place for Yoga, for Qigong, for movement, wellness, for meditation, and for everything in between. Check back often to see what we're offering!
Laugh Along Qigong
Saturday, November 15, 2025 @ 10am
$15
Adults only
Laugh Along Qigong is a practice for people who like to move, chuckle and simply have a good time together as we boost our endorphins, serotonin and so much more. Fun for the Health of It, and Health for the Fun of It. This class will be a combo of what Tammy has learned as a Laughter Yoga leader and teacher and the Qigong 4 Well-Being that she teaches, which is also influenced by what the ancient teachers of these arts of wellness knew...laughter is great medicine. No previous Qigong experience necessary, simply a willingness to have a good time. Wear comfortable clothing and be ready to have some fun!


Kirtan w/ LocaLokah
December 13, 2025
6:30pm-8pm
$25
Kirtan is a joyous celebration of the soul, a melodic journey that unites voices and hearts in devotion. As rhythmic chants and uplifting melodies fill the air, a deep sense of peace and connection emerges, dissolving worries and opening the heart to divine love. The repetition of sacred mantras creates a meditative flow, where voices merge in harmony, transcending the self and fostering a profound sense of unity. In the call-and-response singing, there is an infectious bliss—an invitation to let go, be present, and surrender to the pure joy of devotion.
Join Localokah as they come home to Sattva to share their hearts and music with you. Chant and be Happy!


Yin Yoga
w/ Megan
Saturday, December 27, 2025 @ 9:30am
$28
Adults only
Join Megan Grandinetti for this monthly Yin Yoga class to take 90 minutes for yourself to slow down, rest in your body, and rest in yourself. All genders, all bodies, all levels welcome.
Yin Yoga is an amazing tool for slowing down the body. To feel the benefits of movement with less trying, less exertion. To feel our bones and connective tissue not just as the things that hold us together, but as the elements that keep our bodies stable and grounded. It brings suppleness & fluidity to the body by targeting the joints, fascia, and connective tissue to allow for deep release.
Yin asks us to move INward. Toward ourselves, toward a deeper knowing of our bodies, beyond a superficial understanding. We hold poses for longer periods (2-5 minutes), allowing time and gravity to do the work instead of trying to accomplish great feats with our muscles. We find our appropriate edge in the pose where our body can hold without much effort and with perhaps some discomfort but no sharp pain. And we find stillness in the body, and through stillness in the body, find the stillness that we naturally are.


Yoga Foundations w/ Shelley
Thursdays in January
January 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2026
7:00pm-8:00pm
$95 for the 4-part series
Embark on a journey towards wellness with our Yoga Foundations Series. Whether you're new to yoga or looking to rekindle your practice, this 4-week series is designed to gently introduce you to the fundamentals of yoga in a supportive and accessible way. Led by Shelley Herlihy, an experienced instructor, each weekly session will focus on building a strong foundation in basic postures, breath awareness, and mindful relaxation techniques. As you progress through the series, you'll experience increased flexibility, improved strength, and a heightened sense of inner calm. Our inclusive and encouraging environment ensures that everyone, regardless of fitness level or age, can enjoy the numerous benefits of yoga. Join us for this empowering experience and discover the joy of nurturing your mind, body, and spirit.
Space is limited so all participants receive personalized attention and feedback. Unroll your mat and join us!
Questions: email Shelley at shelleyherlihy@gmail.com. Or just register below!


Bhagavad Gita Study Group
Mondays in January
January 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2026
6:00pm-7:00pm
$5-$25 per class (suggested $10)
Each week, the Bhagavad Gita study group and sangha gathers in a spirit of reflection, community, and devotion. Together, participants explore the timeless wisdom of the Gita, reading verses and discussing their relevance to daily life, spiritual growth, and self-understanding. The gatherings typically begin with a short meditation or chanting to center the mind, followed by group study and open-hearted dialogue that welcomes diverse perspectives and insights. Beyond intellectual study, the sangha provides a supportive space for cultivating inner peace, compassion, and mindful living—nurturing both individual transformation and a shared sense of spiritual fellowship.
You don't have to have read the Bhagavad Gita to attend these groups. It helps, but you can also just come and absorb the teachings of one of the most seminal yogic texts. Please bring yourself and an open heart.


Sound Meditation w/ Jenn
Friday, January 9, 2026 @ 7pm-8:30pm
$25*
Immerse yourself in a deeply restorative sound meditation designed to calm the mind, balance the body, and nurture the spirit. Using a blend of soothing tones from crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and other vibrational instruments, this guided experience encourages relaxation, inner stillness, and energetic alignment.
As the sound waves wash over you, your nervous system is invited into a state of harmony—reducing stress, enhancing clarity, and reconnecting you to a peaceful inner space. Whether you’re new to meditation or an experienced practitioner, this session offers a sanctuary of sound for deep rest and renewal.
Come as you are—no prior experience needed. Simply lie back, breathe, and let the sound guide you inward.
*No one will be turned away for lack of funds. If $25 feels like too much for you to give and you would still like to attend this special event, please email Jenn Pagewise at jenn@aunifiedmind.com.


The Psoas & Yoga:
Practicing Yoga from a Place of Core Integrity
January 24 & 25, 2026
Two sessions both days:
9:30am-11:30am AND 12:30pm-2:30pm Sat & Sun
$225 if you register by December 15
$250 after December 15
The word "psoas" is often thrown around in yoga trainings & in yoga classes, without much understanding of what it is, what it does, or how we can use it well in our lives and our yoga practices. In this weekend-long workshop, spend time with Megan Grandinetti, a 500-ERYT and a longtime bodywork practitioner, who has spent years studying the psoas in her own body, in others' bodies, and with her mentor, Liz Koch. We will first discover what the psoas is in our own bodies and where we encounter it in our everyday lives and in yoga practices. We will then dive into where modern might have misconceptions about the psoas, and we will spend time finding our joints and figuring out how to move well in our joints. We will learn how to move from the spine, like the spinal organisms that we are, with a sense of core integrity in our yoga practices. And finally, we will work to integrate all of our core movement & awareness into our yoga practices in our final session.
What you can expect: a newfound understanding of the psoas, of yourself, and of your yoga practice. All levels & all bodies welcome, as long as you come with an open mind & an open heart.
Register by December 15 to receive a $25 discount using this code: PSOASEARLY2026.

