So, how does this cat yoga dubbed Take Paws work?
The experience lasts 90 minutes and costs $25. Amid the current environment, only six individuals are allowed per session. Guests are asked to wear a facemask and bring their own yoga mat and water. The café stocks ample disinfectant and wipes on-site if and when folks need ‘em.
Each session includes a 60-minute, cat-inspired yoga sequence. The experience is led by holistic health and wellness coach and cat lover Katie Doyle, who also regularly teaches at YogaSix in Hollywood.
“The yoga class is planned to honor, interact with, and enjoy the cats while also incorporating animal-named yoga poses to connect the students with an animal-centered yoga flow,” Doyle says.
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami celebrates the Ground Floor Reader Series latest publication,
Agustín Fernández: Armaduras, on Thursday with a livestreamed panel discussion focusing on the Cuban artist. The publication, which acts as a monograph on a specific artist exhibiting on the museum s ground floor, is available for purchase via the ICA s website. The panel will feature three experts: historian Jonathan D. Katz, curator Susanna Temkin, and Gean Moreno, director of the Knight Foundation Art and Research Center at ICA. The panel will discuss the life, work, and impact of the postwar modernist s practice and take questions from the audience.