Osteria Mattone’s Yoga Series Moves In Roswell Park

Osteria Mattone’s Yoga on the Patio series has moved to new digs for 2018. The popular event will relocate to the Heart of Roswell Park (off of Elizabeth Way). With the change comes a new name as well: Yoga in the Park!

Yoga in the Park will commence in April on the second Sunday of each month at the Heart of Roswell Park. It will continue through November (with the exception of May because of Mother’s Day).

Come join Osteria Mattone’s Yoga on the Park 2018

Yoga in the Park will start at 10 a.m. each second Sunday and will include free 60-minute classes taught by a local instructor. All body types are welcome to attend. Each event concludes with a ticket for a complimentary mimosa at Osteria Mattone.

All are welcome to stay awhile to experience executive chef Eric Sell’s Italian-inspired brunch, available at Osteria Mattone every Sunday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own mat and water.

Here is the list of instructors for each session:

Instructors

April 8 | Ellery Long from Ember Hot Yoga (Woodstock)

May 6 | Kim Saunders from Lift Yoga Studio (Alpharetta)

June 10 | Julia Larson from Harmony Chiropractic (Roswell)

July 8 | Jessica McCleskey Hood from Soulful Yoga (Roswell)

Aug 12 | Laura Clower from Soulful Yoga (Roswell)

Sept 9 | Ahoo Sarab from Korsi Yoga (Roswell)

Oct 14 | Terri O’Connor from Plum Tree Yoga (Roswell)

Osteria Mattone is located at 1095 Canton St., Roswell, GA and can be reached via (678) 878-3378.

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