Autumnal Equinox
The Autumnal Equinox is an astronomical event that marks the start of Fall. The full moon that occurs nearest to the Autumnal Equinox is called the Harvest Moon. Around this time, the full Moon rises around sunset for several nights in a row, which traditionally provided farmers with just enough extra light for them to finish their harvests before the killing frosts of fall set in. Normally, the Moon rises about an hour later each night, but around the time of the fall equinox, the angle of the Moon’s orbit and the tilt of the Earth line up just right and cause the Moon to rise only about 20 to 30 minutes later each night for several nights in a row.
Space is limited.
Duration: 180 minutes
Location: Yoga will take place on the pavilion deck. Please park in designated area.
Needs: Please let us know in the form during sign up of any special accommodations we can pass along to your instructor.
What You Need to Bring
Yoga Mat
Journal + Pen
Water
Warm Clothes
Meet the Instructor
McKenna is a RYT certified yoga instructor and meditation guide living in Portland, Oregon. For over a decade she has facilitated a variety of workshops and classes including meditation, visualization, vision boarding, yoga, writing, and discussion. She has mentored with Kyle Miller, Nevine Michaan, Kyle Henry, Josie Schwietzer, and studied under Anton Brandt, Krissy Jones, Grace Dubery, and Tony Lupinacci.
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