6:00–7:00 PM
Experience Yoga @ CMA as part of CMA After Hours, a weekly program through May 2025.
Replenish Well & The Yoga Carriage invites you to enjoy yoga for everyday life. Whether you are a beginner or advanced student this practice will allow you to reset the body, move at a slower pace and experience the practice of relaxation.
To bring warmth and tranquility to the season, our March session will be candlelit, creating the perfect atmosphere to replenish your body and spirit.
Tickets are $10 for members and $15 for nonmembers. Ticket includes the yoga session and museum admission. Special non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase in Schokko Café.
Art of Rest is a quarterly mindfulness program in partnership with Replenish Well & The Yoga Carriage.
With the rush of the busy world, how do we infuse rest into our everyday life?
Join us for an intentional, inspired, and communal 2-hour rest curation. We invite in spaciousness, curiosity, and calm. We will explore ways to create equanimity in the body, mind, and heart through the energy giving power of rest. Art of Rest is an invitation to calm the central nervous system and re-awaken you to present moment awareness.
Rest requires comfort. Wear comfortable layers of clothing for temperature regulation.
Please bring a yoga mat, blanket and one or two pillows. We recommend having a journal, pencil, and water bottle.
Cost of the program is $25 for members, $30 for nonmembers. Registration is encouraged.
March 9
11:00 AM–1:00 PM
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Class dates are March 21, 28, and April 4, 11, 18, 25
Each class is from 10:30–11:45 AM
Learn to move with intention and creativity in this six-week class series with Chloe Napoletano. Using set movement exercises and improvisational activities specifically designed for older adults, we will cultivate strength, flexibility and creativity in a supportive community. Using our bodies and choreographic tools, participants will be guided to describe and interpret the artwork in CMA’s collection. All class activities can be done seated or standing. And all ages welcome.
Registration for the ENTIRE six-week series is $72 for members and $80 for nonmembers. Discounts will not be applied for late registration, the last day to register for this series is April 4.
Take a Wellness Break
A guide to support a mindful museum visit
Art and museum experiences can help us slow down, find calm, connect with our interior lives, and transport us to new places. All of this helps promote a sense of well-being.
Here are some principles to guide you through a mindful museum experience:
Mindfulness Activities:
Five Senses
Spend a few minutes in the sculpture garden, the atrium, or a gallery, with your eyes closed. What sounds do you notice? What smells? Does the air feel warm or cool, is it still or moving? As best you can, try not to attach judgment to these observations, just practice noticing sensations.
Take a Trip
Find a landscape. Take one silent minute to let your eyes pass over the work of art. Now close your eyes and imagine stepping into the scene. What sounds might you hear? What does the air feel like on your skin?
Find Meaning
Find a work of art that you feel conveys a sense of care. Spend some time with it. Don’t read the label. Consider, what drew you to this work? What about it communicates care to you? When you are ready, look around and find a very different work. How does it connect to care? Try the same with another idea that matters to you, perhaps calm, listening, or compassion.