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Don't miss out on these events next month. [CorePower Yoga]( [New York City, Mark Your Calendars]( [Studio Event] Yoga Sculpt at Rebecca Taylor DATE: 05.04.19 @ 9:00 AM LOCATION: Rebecca Taylor CorePower Yoga and Rebecca Taylor invite you to a free Yoga Sculpt at this pop-up event! Class will be led by Christie M. Please bring a mat, towel & water. [Learn More]( [Studio Event] Svadhyaya, Explore and Inspire C2 DATE: 05.09.19 @ 8:30 AM LOCATION: Flatiron Flow with the Flatiron Studio at this self-study focused C2. Class will be led by Cassandra B. Regular class pricing applies. [Learn More]( [Studio Event] Roomrs Rooftop Yoga | DATE: 05.11.19 @ 11:30 AM LOCATION: 651 Metropolitan Ave, Williamsburg BK Flow with us at this free rooftop C2! Class will be led by Lisa K., and Myra La. will be offering extra hands on adjustments. Stay after the event for coffee from pop up shop DripKit. Please bring a mat, towel & water. [Learn More]( [Studio Event] Wellness Wednesday C2 | DATE: 05.15.19 @ 6:30 PM LOCATION: Tribeca Join the Tribeca Studio for an aromatherapy C2. Class is led by Edie who will be offering extra adjustments and essential oils. Regular class pricing applies [Learn More]( [Studio Event] Rooftop Yoga | DATE: 05.16.19 @ 6:00 PM LOCATION: Pod Hotel Brooklyn CorePower Yoga and the Pod Hotel Brooklyn invite you to a free rooftop Power Vinyasa flow. Stay after class for a happy hour. Please bring a mat, towel & water. [Learn More]( [Studio Event] Ready Sweat Go | May Challenge Complete 10, 20, or 30 classes in May. Register to win omazing prizes! If you don't register, you can't win. [Learn More]( [Retreat to Paradise / Tuscany, August 2019]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [You Tube]( [Find a Class]( | [Get the App]( | [Contact Us]( You are receiving this message because you expressed interest in news and offers from CorePower Yoga. CorePower Yoga / 3001 Brighton Blvd. / Denver, CO 80216 / [866.441.YOGA](tel:866-441-9642) To update the types of emails you receive or to stop receiving our emails, [update your preferences](. ©2019 CorePower Yoga

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