CELEBRATING SOLSTICE

Yoga Under the Stars event a success June 21 at the Bayside in Parksville

CELEBRATING SOLSTICE: About 50 yogis came out to celebrate Summer Solstice last Friday with Yoga Under the Stars. The event took place at the Quality Resort Bayside with three yoga classes by instructors Jessica Evans and Scarlett Luke with music played by DJ Dan Fack of V.I.B.E. Tribe. Shasta Hoop Fitness provided hooping fun and face painting while Lukas Knab performed a fire show after sunset.

CELEBRATING SOLSTICE: About 50 yogis came out to celebrate Summer Solstice last Friday with Yoga Under the Stars. The event took place at the Quality Resort Bayside with three yoga classes by instructors Jessica Evans and Scarlett Luke with music played by DJ Dan Fack of V.I.B.E. Tribe. Shasta Hoop Fitness provided hooping fun and face painting while Lukas Knab performed a fire show after sunset.

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