Georgia Aquarium Offering "Yoga Under The Sea"
The Georgia Aquarium is launching a program where guests can practice their downward facing dog and lotus poses while gazing at the world's largest fish tank each Sunday. The "Yoga Under the Sea" program opens this weekend with sessions for adults, children, senior citizens and Spanish-speakers.
Published: February 03, 2009
ATLANTA (AP) - Atlanta's newest yoga classes will have spectators of mammoth proportions.
The Georgia Aquarium is launching a program where guests can practice their downward facing dog and lotus poses while gazing at the world's largest fish tank each Sunday. The "Yoga Under the Sea" program opens this weekend with sessions for adults, children, senior citizens and Spanish-speakers.
Classes are $20 for aquarium members and $35 for nonmembers. Children's classes are $25 each.
The Georgia Aquarium in downtown Atlanta is the largest on the globe with a 6.3-million-gallon tank featuring whale sharks, beluga whales and the only manta ray at a U.S. aquarium.
---
On the Net:
Advertisement
Advertisement
Post a Comment (Please Sign In | Register)
- Please avoid offensive, vulgar, or hateful language.
- Respect others.
- Use the "Flag Comment" link when necessary.
- See the Terms and Conditions for details.
Deal of the Day
Advertisement
Local News Videos
Advertisement
In the Neighborhood
WJBF Community Initiatives
Advertisement
Results Loading...