Yoga Fest!

  • Inspiring Yoga Workshops!
  • Holistic Marketplace
  • Capital City Farmer's Market
  • Natural Health Practioners
  • Community Service Projects
"If we are to move from a culture of war to a culture of peace then we will have to unite around the most fundamental issue that humanity faces – the protection of each other and our environment. 21st September is the starting point. Individuals can make a difference. By working together there will be Peace One Day."
Jeremy Gilley - Founder of UN Peace Day

UN Peace Day

Partners

Geezum Crow Yoga
Geezum Crow Yoga
Fusion Studio
Fusion Studio
Yoga Mountain Center
Yoga Mountain Center
First In Fitness
First In Fitness
Breathing Light
Breathing Light
Yoga Month
Yoga Month
Shambala Meditation Center
Shambala Meditation Center

About Us

Vermont Yoga Festival Organizers

Jennifer Cherkasov is the director of the Magic House, homeschooling mom, and passionate follower of many types of yoga. She dreams of creating a community event that brings people together and inspires the ability inside all of us to serve our global and local communities with our highest intentions.

Lisa Mase is a whole foods cooking teacher who enjoys creating inspired meals with others, homesteading, writing, translating and being in nature. Her wellness-focused consultations and classes are informed by her experience in healing a variety of conditions with the help of food, herbs, and harmonious life choices. For details, visit lisamase.blogspot.com

 


 

Vermont Yoga Festival Beneficiaries

The Magic House is a non-profit that provides educational opportunities for young adults and children at risk. Our target population is children from orphanages and the foster care system. We provide job training, personal mentoring, educational support, life skills and individualized care for the kids in our program. We have worked with mentally disabled children from Russian orphanages as well as children at risk here in Central Vermont.

ReSOURCE's mission is to (1) protect the environment by reducing the amount of reusable and repairable items dumped in landfills, (2) give individuals in transition valuable job skills, technical training, and more opportunity and (3) alleviate the effects of poverty by making vital household goods and building materials available to the poor. For details, visit http://www.resourcevt.org