The Adapt Boxfit classes at the Bridge Hub South Brighton are held on Thursdays weekly. The Kids session is at 4:30-5:15pm. Entry is $5 per person per session. Please bring […]
The Adapt Boxfit classes at the Bridge Hub South Brighton are held on Thursdays weekly. The Adults session is at 5:30-6:30pm. Entry is $5 per session. Please bring an exercise […]
TAICHI - TCQC Integrated ClubTai Chi, sometimes referred to as meditation in motion, is a slow, gentle, safe, enjoyable form of choreographed movement, which is known for its many health […]
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The Conscious Clothing Markets at The Bridge Hub South Brighton are held four times a year, with a focus on sustainable, affordable fashion, second-hand and upcycled clothing. The event is […]
TAICHI - TCQC Integrated ClubTai Chi, sometimes referred to as meditation in motion, is a slow, gentle, safe, enjoyable form of choreographed movement, which is known for its many health […]
A free social craft drop in for crafty minded people to connect. Bring your craft projects, grab a cuppa and share some craft ideas and skills. Also take part in […]
The Absolute Beginners class IS for Absolute Beginners 😊 It’s an introduction to te reo Māori in a safe and supportive environment.We will cover * * Pronounciation * Greetings and […]
Pop Pilates is an upbeat workout, where you can expect to move to the beat of top-rated popular music while completing Pilates-inspired moves. POP Pilates is a strength and flexibility […]
Restorative yin yogaSuitable for beginners, experienced yogis and everybody in between.Yin yoga is a relaxing yet powerful practice that allows the body to sink deeply into each posture. We will […]
Experience a serene and uplifting journey with Happy Yoga, where every pose harmoniously blends breath and movement to cultivate inner joy and balance.First session Free$15 per personcontact: Ritchie 0291247390www.breathwithmeritchie
Beginners with Experience are able to tell us about their whānau, how many siblings and children they have, where everyone is from, where they live now and how they’re feeling. […]
