Make a Good Cheer Talisman with Sandy Hruska
Saturday, January 31st, 1-3 pm​
Sandy Hruska’s love of adornment and the creative process has led her on her path of jewelry making and art to wear. Her journey has included stained glass, warm fused glass, and studying with Leo Coriz, Elder and revered silversmith from Kewa Pueblo. She collects found objects that she incorporates into her work with semi and precious gemstones. Sandy lives and creates in Corrales, NM.

Chair Feldenkrais with Serina Carrasco
Saturday, February 28th, 1-3 pm​
The Feldenkrais Method is a gentle modality developed to improve our everyday movement and heal chronic pain. The primary way we do this  is through bodily awareness and re-learning how to move from a place of skeletal stability so the muscles don’t have to work so hard.

Tai Chi for Self Defense Part 1 with Jill Basso of Desert Sage Tai Chi
Saturday, March 28th, 1-3 pm​
Part 1 Jill Basso has been a Tai Chi instructor since 1996. She was a Tai Chi competitor from 1997 to 2004, and earned 3 gold medals in Tai Chi form and push hands, as well as silver and bronze medals in fixed, restricted step and moving push hands. You may have seen Jill teaching Tai Chi outdoors in the Rose Park on Don Gaspar.

Tai Chi for Self Defense Part 2 with Jill Basso of Desert Sage Tai Chi
Saturday, April 25th, 1-3 pm​
Part 2 Jill Basso has been a Tai Chi instructor since 1996. She was a Tai Chi competitor from 1997 to 2004, and earned 3 gold medals in Tai Chi form and push hands, as well as silver and bronze medals in fixed, restricted step and moving push hands. You may have seen Jill teaching Tai Chi outdoors in the Rose Park on Don Gaspar.

Haiku from the Heart
Saturday, May 30th, 1-3 pm​
Haiku from the Heart with Elizabeth Elkins — a workshop examining the meaning of balance in the stories we tell. How do we honor truth and beauty at the same time? Together, we will reflect on the experience of living with Parkinson’s. After, each participant will have the opportunity to craft their own haiku. Handwriting not required. Elizabeth Elkins is an attorney who spent a lifetime bewildered by the complex personal tragedies she was asked to address with something as deeply imperfect - and impersonal - as the law. She is now pivoting to a much more powerful tool: storytelling. Guided by her conviction that writing is essential to preserving our humanity, she leads workshops at schools, corporate retreats and treatment centers.

Monthly Meet-Up - Rock Climbing for PD  |  Santa Fe Climbing Center
Saturday, Monthly, 2:00-3:30pm​

3008 Cielo Ct, Santa Fe, NM 87507

Saturday, January 24th (and every 3rd Saturday of the month)

Time: 2:00-3:30pm

Cost: $19.95+tax per participant ($21.58 total)

Includes: Rental Gear and Instruction

Website: climbsantafe.com

Waiver Link: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/w/592346f148968/web