Yoga hearts the arts: Upcoming classes to benefit ART and 2015 ART Prowl

A clay heart crafted by local ART Prowl artist Marilee Hall is right at home at Synergy Mind & Body Studio.  Synergy’s Oc. 4 community classes will benefit ART Prowl 2015.
A clay heart crafted by local ART Prowl artist Marilee Hall is right at home at Synergy Mind & Body Studio. Synergy’s Oc. 4 community classes will benefit ART Prowl 2015.

COOKEVILLE – Synergy Mind & Body Studio will hold community classes on Sunday, Oct. 4, and all proceeds will benefit Art Round Tennessee (ART).

ART is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and expanding the arts in the Upper Cumberland. Its flagship event is the two-day ART Prowl tour of art studios and pop-up galleries, which will take place Nov.13-14 this year. In addition, ART facilitates art workshops for the public and professional development for local artists.

“Art enriches the community – we deeply believe that,” said Marilee Hall, ART executive director. “We encourage and support creative self-expression, starting with our artists and reaching out into the community to creative minds of all ages.”

During Synergy’s community day, which is held on a monthly basis, class attendees pay what they can, and 100 percent of the proceeds go to a specified charity. On Oct. 4, registered yoga teacher Dawn Thierry will teach community yoga at 2 p.m. Petti Groth, a certified meditation teacher, will teach a meditation class at 3:15 p.m. Synergy community classes are open to the public and are completely donation-based.

Synergy will also open its doors for the second year as an ART Prowl pop-up gallery, exhibiting work by the Cookeville High School emerging artists.

For more information about ART Prowl 2015, visit ArtProwl.com. Synergy is located at 139 E. Broad St. in Cookeville. For more information, visit SynergyMindBody.com.

 

 

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