Screening of the documentary film “Cholitas,” which recounts this group of women's ascent to the summit of Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the Americas. The film will be followed by a conference to discuss the initiative of these guardians of the mountain in greater detail and share Tanya Lecuyer's experience of climbing Huayna Potosí (6,088 m) alongside them last September.
Two days to learn self-sufficiency in top-roping outdoors in the magnificent Val-David-Val-Moring Regional Park with our partner, the Passe-Montagne climbing school!
Immerse yourself in a lively, intuitive dance, supported by nurturing sounds and gentle guidance. This free dance workshop invites you to let go, reconnect with your body and express yourself without restraint.
Two days to learn self-sufficiency in top-roping outdoors in the magnificent Val-David-Val-Moring Regional Park with our partner, the Passe-Montagne climbing school!
As we do every year, we are gathering at the yoga studio for our Sun Salutation Challenge! This fundraiser benefits Dîners-St-Louis, a local community organization that serves marginalized or homeless youth between the ages of 18 and 30.
Through a variety of musical landscapes, Danga's class explores a central theme from different angles using asanas, pranayamas, and danced pranayamas. The class is not codified and encourages targeted improvisation to the sounds of sober or powerful music.
The fall and lead climbing improvmement workshop is designed for climbers looking to refine their belaying technique and lead climbing dynamics. Through numerous supervised fall exercises, belayers' skills will be put to the test!
Are you starting to climb and want to learn more about the vocabulary and fundamental techniques? This 2-hour course is for you!
Through a variety of musical landscapes, Danga's class explores a central theme from different angles using asanas, pranayamas, and danced pranayamas. The class is not codified and encourages targeted improvisation to the sounds of sober or powerful music.
This course is intended for intermediate climbers already comfortable on 5.11a routes looking to refine their techniques and develop new climbing skills.
In this December ritual, the small lamp chosen to explore our journey through the evening will be “Aparigraha.” This is one of the founding ethical principles of yoga, as presented in Patanjali's seminal work, the Yoga Sutras.
Aparigraha invites us to reflect on the concepts of non-attachment, detachment, renunciation, and non-accumulation.
This non-exhaustive list of the seven short films to be screened takes us on a vibrant tour of human adventure, creativity and self-improvement, through stories as diverse as they are inspiring.
