WOMEN'S WELLNESS

Join us for a deeply nourishing evening designed just for women—a time to slow down, reconnect, and restore. This special gathering begins with a gentle restorative yoga practice in the soft glow of candlelight. Through supported postures, mindful breathing, and deep relaxation, you’ll be guided into a state of rest and renewal. Following our yoga practice, we’ll shift into intention setting, creating space for reflection and personal growth. To complete the evening, we’ll enjoy a nourishing herbal tea drink, crafted to enhance relaxation and support well-being. This is a chance to connect with like-minded women in a cozy, welcoming space, leaving you feeling grounded, refreshed, and inspired. Space is limited—reserve your spot today and gift yourself this moment of peace!

Restorative yoga includes a variety of supported seated and reclined body positions. No yoga experience is necessary! Please bring your own yoga mat; a pillow and small blanket is also highly recommended to get the most out of the poses.

$25 per person; meet in the Center for Rural History

Upcoming dates:

Sunday, April 13th 6-7:30 pm 

Sunday, May 18th 6-7:30

About the instructor: 

Amanda Sherer is a mother, a 200-hour trained yoga teacher, and a non-profit professional who loves engaging and sharing with others through workshops and events. Her passion for wellness, slow living, and community building fuels everything she does. She believes in the power of small rituals, intentional gatherings, and mindful practices to create a more balanced and fulfilling life. Find out more on her instagram @sirona.collective.

We are passionate about making our events accessible to people of all needs and abilities. If you have any questions and/or need special accommodations, please do not hesitate to contact us!

Refunds/Cancellations:

Program fees are refundable when:

  • The acitvity is cancelled by Schumacher Farm Park
  • The participant cancels for a medical reason (a physician's note is required)
  • The participant un-enrolls 7 or more days prior to the beginning of the activity