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Indo-Pacific Foundation Of Canada celebrates International Yoga Day on June 23rd

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 19 Jun, 2024 12:07 PM

Join the biggest events to celebrate International Yoga Day, in the presence of 15 versatile and diverse Yoga Gurus at centrally located Bear Creek Park, Surrey on June 23, 7:30 am.

Let's welcome summer with a gift of health and wellness to ourselves and our family.

This special event aims to promote physical and mental well-being through the practice of yoga while raising awareness and support for cancer research and prevention efforts.

(Make sure you register to block your t-shirt in correct size!)

Greet the dawn with mindfulness and movement as we embrace the beauty of a new day.

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