YOGA & BEER • Salt Lake Magazine

october, 2019

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The Gateway, Salt Lake Power Yoga and Squatters | Wasatch bring you YOGA & BEER, a weekly event to clear your mind. The talented instructors at Salt Lake Power Yoga will lead this series with a power flow yoga, integrating optional Squatters | Wasatch beer drinking postures. All levels of yogis and beer drinkers are welcome. Yoga is free. Squatters | Wasatch beers are $5. Mat rentals available for $2.

Classes will be held every Wednesday at 6 p.m. at The Gateway at 10 S. Rio Grande St., across from Rocket Fizz. Space is limited so be sure to reserve your spot here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/yoga-beer-the-gateway-tickets-73680902563

Time

(Wednesday) 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

The Gateway

31 S Rio Grande St

Organizer

The Gatewaygwintern3@vestar.com 400 W 100 S

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📸 Photos courtesy of: @snowbasinresort⁠⠀
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Check the link in bio for @snowbasinresort lift tickets, upcoming events and more! ⁠⠀
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Mother nature gifted us with some fresh snow over the weekend! ❄️ More snow in the forecast later this week means it's time to strap into those snowboard boots. ⁠⠀
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📸 Photos courtesy of: @snowbasinresort⁠⠀
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Check the link in bio for @snowbasinresort lift tickets, upcoming events and more! ⁠⠀
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Read the full story through the link in bio.⁠
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📸Bears Ears National Monument: Courtesy of Utah Office of Tourism

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