The studio has operated for years on the top floor of the venerable Elks Building, downtown at Seymour Street and Fourth Avenue. KTW reached out to the Yoga Loft for comment, but has not heard back. A statement on the studio’s Facebook page attributes closure to the COVID-19 pandemic. “With this last closure, we had some exceedingly difficult decisions to make, our love for all our students and teachers is what has kept us going. It is a sad day when we realize we cannot continue operating in these conditions, our lease ends in two months and we will stay for this time.”
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A whole year and three season changes since the COVID-19 pandemic hold of the north country, ânormalâ is different. âNormalâ is scary.
The regionâs snow-based fun remains, but on days when Adirondack and north country snow is uninviting, what can ânormalâ living look like inside? No crowded bars, no lengthy guest lists for indoor parties, no movie theater dates.
To engage your mind, body and spirit, here are a few ideas to persevere at home.
The Mind
Partnered reading:
At times in the last 10 months, Iâve felt like I needed to disengage from social media, television shows and the constant work and personal screen time resulting from the need to communicate virtually. To spur some disengagement from virtualness, I started reading books with a partner. Once you decide on a book to read together â but separately â you each obtain a copy of that book and formulate a reasonable timeframe for completing it.