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Glow in the dark, and do yoga, for free in Alpharetta

A group participates in a class taught by Edwin Joiner (not pictured) of Simply Yoga of Delray Beach at the start of the 6th Annual West Palm Beach Yoga Day USA in 2012. (Bruce R. Bennett/The Palm Beach Post)
A group participates in a class taught by Edwin Joiner (not pictured) of Simply Yoga of Delray Beach at the start of the 6th Annual West Palm Beach Yoga Day USA in 2012. (Bruce R. Bennett/The Palm Beach Post)
By Mitchell Northam
Aug 16, 2018

Have you ever wanted to be surrounded by neon glow-in-the-dark lights while you do yoga?

Of course you have. Doesn’t everyone?

Alpharetta is giving you, the yoga enthusiast and glow-in-the-dark fan, a chance to do this for free on Aug. 25 from 7:45 to 8:45 p.m.

Stretch out and watch the sunset at this free event — dubbed "Yo-Glow in the Park" — on the event lawn behind the Alpharetta Community Center at 175 Roswell Street.

Glow gear is provided. All you need to bring is your own yoga mat.

The class is taught by “Lift Yoga.” For more information, call 678-297-6153.

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