From a yoga class to a live performance piece, there's plenty to enjoy in Durham this week. Read on for a rundown of ideas for how to fill your calendar.
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Soul Yoga Durham
From the event description:
We hope you join us for Soul Yoga Durham at The Chesterfield Building. The Soul Yoga brand is committed to providing an accessible destination for wellness, revitalization and balance for people in our community. We are on a mission to introduce a fresh experience to the yoga scene through vibrant, energetic classes that are hip, yet soulful. Our classes provide attendees of all skill levels and backgrounds with a rewarding interaction between mind, breath and soul.
When: Saturday, March 7, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Where: The Chesterfield, 701 W. Main St.
Admission: $15
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Student-Athlete SAT/ACT Free Prep Preview
From the event description:
Attend a free prep preview for student-athletes, and learn what it means to qualify for athletic scholarships. The session includes information about qualifying for various athletic scholarships (D1, D2), a strategy session focused on sample test questions and an ongoing Q&A during which participants can have all their ACT and SAT questions answered.
When: Saturday, March 7, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Where: 3500 Westgate Drive, Suite #403
Admission: Free
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Bridging Divides with Dr. David Campt
From the event description:
How do we talk about difficult topics? The answer is with love and compassion. In this workshop, Dr. David Campt will help us gain the skills we need for communication instead of confrontation.
When: Saturday, March 7, 2-6 p.m.
Where: Epworth United Methodist Church, 3002 Hope Valley Road
Admission: $25
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'Raissoneur' by Monet Noelle Marshall
From the event description:
In a new play by Durham playwright Monet Noelle Marshall, the narrator explores six personalities that co-exist within her. These characters come to life for a reckoning of -isms, identity and the artist's responsibility. This is a staged reading, the fourth show in the "Let Her Tell It" series of readings and performances by and about black women, co-produced by JaMeeka Holloway-Burrell and Erin Bell.
When: Saturday, March 7, 7:30-10:30 p.m.
Where: Northstar Church of the Arts, 220 W. Geer St.
Admission: Free
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