Free Yoga @ PDX Community Climate Fest!
To face the climate crisis, we need a strong, resilient and joyful Portland community. Join your Portland neighbors during PNW Climate Week to build a community of care, joy and climate action at The Lantern on July 17 from 4-8pm! This family-friendly event will educate, inspire and energize us all to play our parts in addressing climate change--while finding joy in community and climate action. Enjoy activities and nature-based curriculum for kids, free yoga, a group bike ride, and a plant-based food market offering sustainable bites, alongside a resource fair with climate action and mutual aid information.
At 7 pm, Brianna will teach a yoga class, open to all! Come for a relaxing yoga flow to help ground our bodies…especially helpful if you've had a busy PNW Climate Week!
Please bring your own towel or yoga mat with you to this event. This event will take place indoors.
Pre-registration not required.
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About Your Teacher
For as long as she can remember, Brianna has been a movement enthusiast - always wanting to learn, explore, and try new things.
Over a decade ago, Brianna began her journey with yoga after years of playing sports and distance running. She was first drawn to the challenge and discipline of an Ashtanga practice, and soon began exploring everything yoga has to offer. Yoga transformed her life in many ways - improving her relationship to her body and mind, helping overcome fears, and connecting her with community. With a desire to share the benefits of yoga with more people, she completed the 200 hr YTT at Love Hive Yoga in 2017. She began teaching at her gym, yoga studios, and volunteered with Living Yoga, a non-profit that brought yoga to underserved communities. In 2025, Brianna wanted to deepen her understanding and education of yoga, thus joining the BYMC's 300 hr YTT program. As a teacher, she encourages curiosity and playfulness while exploring the limits of the body and mind.
Outside the studio, she runs a business, teaches motorcycle lessons with Team Oregon Motorcycle Safety Program, and tends to a 50 acre forest with her spouse. In her free time she can be found exploring nature, playing ultimate frisbee, boxing, and playing with her furry, feathered, and 8-legged pals (two dogs, a cat, a duck, and a jumping spider!).