Slow down, soften, and settle in.
Join Brianne Barrett for a special candlelit Stretch class accompanied by live music from Adam Bauer. This gentle, Yin-inspired practice combines long, supported holds and mindful breathing to release tension and create space to unwind.
Adam’s soulful voice and sacred sound will accompany the practice, inviting you to slow down, listen, and connect more deeply.
Adam Bauer is a celebrated kirtan artist and musician who has shared sacred sound around the world. He previously played bass with kirtan pioneers Krishna Das and Shyamdas, and continues to bring his love of devotional music to communities worldwide.
Come as you are. Leave a little softer.
Price: Included with membership · $26 drop-in · New Haven County price
Brianne Barrett
Brianne Barrett has been teaching yoga since 2003 and training yoga teachers since 2009. Her teaching draws from more than two decades of study with respected teachers including Jillian Pransky, Shiva Rea, Seane Corn, Tias Little, Beryl Bender Birch, Gurmukh, and Alan Finger.
Her approach blends mindful movement, therapeutics, and the deeper practices of yoga, with particular attention to supporting students with injuries and individual needs. Brianne is also a Reiki Master, Labor Doula, and Lactation Educator, and is passionate about making yoga accessible and supportive for students of all levels and abilities.
Adam Bauer
Adam Bauer travels the globe sharing the heart-expanding beauty of kirtan, healing touch, the I Ching, and transformational conversation. Adam spent years playing bass with kirtan pioneer Krishna Das, and later with Bhakti Yoga legend Shyamdas, both of whom nourished his love of sacred sound and the yoga of devotion. He has released three critically-acclaimed records: Shyam Lila debuted on Mantralogy Records in 2014, Wonderville was released in 2017, and Return to the Sacred in 2020. Adam sings & offers workshops, programs & coaching sessions worldwide, enchanting and inspiring listeners with his deep, soulful voice and presence wherever he goes.