Invitation
Join East Village Wellness Circle, Moving For Life/Studio 55 C
A Healing Happening
A Journey through Radiance
Sunday 2/24
Studio 55 Avenue C NYC • 2-7pm
RSVP on “WithFriends.co”
The East Village Wellness Circle, in our 5th yr now, has put together consultations & studio journey for you. Join us as we introduce you to a new space called Studio55C the home for somatic movement + arts. run by MovingForLife.org.
Details and Participants below.
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