Tai Chi: Tuesdays 8:30 a.m. at CAMP Rehoboth Community Center.
CAMP Rehoboth offers Tai Chi with Master Trainer, Marianne Walch, Ph.D., the Co-Director of the Silver Lotus Training Institute.
Enter through the Courtyard entrance to the Elkins-Archibald Atrium.
Note: Tuesday Tai Chi will start at 8:30 a.m. starting on May 21 for the Rehoboth Beach parking season; the class will conclude before meters start at 10 a.m.
Everyone can access the health benefits of yoga in this Chair Yoga class with Erin Shivone from Lankai Studio. She’ll guide you to synchronize conscious breath and mindful movement. The sequence of poses is designed to energize and strengthen as well as relax and lengthen muscles. Reduce anxiety and stress, improve circulation, protect joints, builds strength and balance and support your overall well-being. Yoga also can help reduce cravings and simply make us feel good.
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity is hosting a Pride Build on Wednesday, June 26. CAMP Rehoboth’s offices will close for the event, so join the staff and board members for fellowship, community, and service. This event is sure to fill up fast!
Join Sue McCarthy from Lewes Yoga & Meditation for Yoga Over 50!, a virtual program offered to CAMP Rehoboth members for FREE.
Yoga Over 50: Daily at 8:30 AM EXCEPT Thursdays at 9 AM | M-W-F 4 PM on Zoom
Sue McCarthy brings compassion, humor, and encouragement and weaves mindfulness, breathwork, and meditation into her classes. Register in advance by emailing info@camprehoboth.com.
Join Sue McCarthy from Lewes Yoga & Meditation for Yoga Over 50!, a virtual program offered to CAMP Rehoboth members for FREE.
Yoga Over 50: Daily at 8:30 AM EXCEPT Thursdays at 9 AM | M-W-F 4 PM on Zoom
Sue McCarthy brings compassion, humor, and encouragement and weaves mindfulness, breathwork, and meditation into her classes. Register in advance by emailing info@camprehoboth.com.
The 1969 uprising and riot at the Stonewall Inn in New York’s Greenwich Village has been officially recognized as the launch of the modern gay rights movement in the United States. The site on Christopher Street is now a National Monument and the story of Stonewall is a touchstone of LGBTQ history.
Come see the exciting and moving production, Voices from Stonewall on stage at CAMP Rehoboth Community Center for two performances on June 28 and 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25.
Did you know that police barricaded themselves inside the Stonewall Inn?
Join us for Saturday morning yoga for men at the CAMP Rehoboth Community Center.
During this program, we will apply the practices of Yoga to create a safe space for positive masculinity, shared experience of common anatomy, and in the formation of union with the authentic Self. There are many paths that lead to the state of Yoga, but all are meant to develop awareness and the understanding that we are already whole. All levels are welcome, and everyone will be given the opportunity to modify or advance their practice, based upon their preferences.
The 1969 uprising and riot at the Stonewall Inn in New York’s Greenwich Village has been officially recognized as the launch of the modern gay rights movement in the United States. The site on Christopher Street is now a National Monument and the story of Stonewall is a touchstone of LGBTQ history.
Come see the exciting and moving production, Voices from Stonewall on stage at CAMP Rehoboth Community Center for two performances on June 28 and 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25.
Did you know that police barricaded themselves inside the Stonewall Inn?
