Afghanistan Fundraiser - SYC x Suren Seneviratne
Time & Location
About the Event
Sweet Human Being - A series of events initially created to celebrate our the power of communing together.
As the seasons shift and we settle into Autumn, carrying the hope and feeling of connection forwards ino the new cycle.
We will remember our togetherness, our resilience, our capacity for collective change and healing.
An awakening, a prayer and a blessing.
This is a safe, kind and inclusive space for everyone to take a pocket of time to reconnect to their body, to remember the transformative quality of the breath, the charge of intention and the beauty of moving in a room full of sweet human beings, powered up by love.
All SYC profits for this event will go to the International Rescue Committee.
Curated by Gabrielle Hales, founder of SYC, these offerings are a co-creation with a beautiful collection of sweet human beings, including established teachers, much loved DJs, classical musicians and emerging artists.
Each session is a unique weaving together of music and movement, a somatic journey cresting on a live soundtrack to invite your body to move and make your cells sing, all in a room glowing with the energy of beautiful humans moving in unison.
Ticket Prices
Tickets start at £15 and are tiered. Please pay what you can afford.
Subsidised Spaces
We want to make all of our offerings as accessible as possible for everyone.
SYC has subsidised some spaces for our friends who are struggling to make ends meet and cannot contribute financially this time.
If you would like to join and you are on any kind of income support and are unable to contribute financially, please email gabrielle@secretyogaclub.co.uk or DM Secret Yoga Club on instagram. WE are currently a one woman team, so we might take a little while to get back to you, depending on if we are in the studio.
We know that is a sensitive issue and we promise to respect your privacy.
We will happily subsidise your space on this gathering, or a future offering, in the instance that all the spaces we have put aside have already been allocated.