Winter invites us inward — to reflect, reset, and rekindle the spark of curiosity. Join us this February for a warm, heart-centered winter gathering designed to reconnect you with what matters most. Together we’ll explore story, philosophy, and practice in community as we open the new year with purpose, inspiration, and a renewed commitment to living our yoga.

Most of us want to know where we came from, how we got here, and where we’re going. There is a seed of curiosity and an inner calling in each of us. In this gathering, we’ll look at how yoga traditions have defined the seeker and what they have to say about life that invites us to more than our duties and responsibilities. Stories from the Rg Veda, the Upanishads, the Epics and Puranas will provide us with all we need to ask what’s life for and what could it be about?

Expect to explore classical teachings alongside skillful, grounded yoga practices to help you remember your direction, build inner steadiness, and return home renewed and inspired.

Weekend Highlights:

• Yoga asana, pranayama + meditation with Amy and Sue

• Philosophy + storytelling sessions with Douglas

• Nourishing catered communal dinner on Friday night

• Daily opportunities for reflection, connection + community

• A chance to reset, recharge, and begin the year anchored

• Cozy winter vibes + a supportive learning environment

Full Weekend Schedule:

Friday, February 6th
3:00-4:30pm - Asana with Amy
5:00pm - Dinner @ Dig (included)
6:00-8:30pm - Lecture with Douglas

Saturday, February 7th
12:00-3:00pm - Lecture with Douglas
3:30-6:00pm - Asana with Amy

Sunday, February 8th
12:00-2:30pm - Lecture with Douglas
3:00-4:30pm - Asana with Amy

Pricing

Full Weekend (including Friday night Dinner) - $320
(Staff & Members Rate - $285)

Asana Portion Only with Amy - $145

Lecture Portion Only with Douglas - $195

Pre-Registration Required

About Our Guests

Dr. Douglas Brooks
Dr. Douglas Brooks is a scholar of Hinduism, south Asian
languages, and the comparative study of religions. He lived
in India with his teacher, Dr. Gopala Aiyar Sundaramoorthy,
for many years studying and practicing Srividya, Auspicious
Wisdom, and the modern traditions of goddess-centered
Tantra. Currently Professor of Religion at the University of
Rochester, he holds both Masters and his doctoral degrees
from Harvard University.

Amy Ippoliti
Amy is a yoga teacher, author, and advocate for human
and planetary health. Her work bridges yoga, nutrition, and
regenerative organic agriculture, highlighting the role of soil
health in well-being. She has trained yoga teachers
worldwide, is a regular speaker and presenter at wellness
events, co-authored The Art & Business of Teaching Yoga,
and has been featured on the cover of Yoga Journal and Fit
Yoga Magazines as well as in Prevention, Organic Life, and
MindBodyGreen.