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25 Tuesday / February 25, 2020
200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training
to 1583971200
Vibe Yoga Studio
https://www.vibeyogastudio.com/upcoming-events
25 Tuesday / February 25, 2020
Intro To Barre
05:45 pm to 06:45 pm
Location: Caliente Fitness, Suite 1500
https://www.vibeyogastudio.com/
Barre classes combine elements of yoga, Pilates, and dance to create a fun and strengthening workout.This workshop is ideal for those new to Barre, no experience required! Explore the format through discussion and experimentation with exercises commonly found in Vibe’s Barre classes. A chance to ask questions and play, this workshop is designed with the total beginner in mind.
25 Tuesday / February 25, 2020
The Color Purple Pre-Show Talk by Valerie Grim
06:30 pm to 07:15 pm
Woodburn Hall 120
https://www.iuauditorium.com/events/detail/the-color-purple
The Color Purple: The Intersection of Art and Reality in the Presentation of Rural African American Life Prior to the Civil Rights Movement
Valerie Grim is a Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University. She chaired the Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies from 2004-2016. She has researched and published in the areas of twentieth and twenty-first century African American rural history. Her publications include a book titled “The Co-existent of White Paternalism and Black Self-Determinism in a Mississippi Delta Community 1910-1970” and an article titled “The Experience of Rural Women, Children, and Families of Color in U.S. and Global Communities”. She also conducts workshops and provides lectures about rural Black experiences in the United States and the African Diaspora as well as consulting on museums educational programs and exhibitions concerning history, race, politics, gender, culture and community, and life among rural Black peoples. She is the recipient of numerous grants and awards for scholarship, teaching, and engagement.