Yoga in the Sculpture Garden
Yoga in the Sculpture Garden at the Kreeger Museum offers an outdoor, all-levels yoga practice led by instructor Jeneen Piccuirro, held in the serene sculpture garden setting that combines exercise with exposure to art and nature. The one-hour session is designed for participants of any experience level and takes place on select Saturday mornings, weather permitting. Beyond the physical practice, Jeneen Piccuirro brings a creative, multidisciplinary approach rooted in dance, sound healing, art, and meditation, making each session a holistic experience.
When: Saturday, August 15 and Saturday, September 19, both at 10:00am.
Showtimes: The class is a single one-hour session on each listed date; no additional showtimes are provided.
Tickets: Registration is $25. A combined registration and museum admission ticket is available for $40. Refunds are not issued within 24 hours of the program; cancellations made earlier are eligible for a refund, and participants are asked to notify the museum as soon as possible so their spot can be given to someone else. In case of inclement weather, the class will be cancelled and a refund issued.
Lineup: Instructor Jeneen Piccuirro, a professional artist, certified yoga teacher, belly dancer, and sound healer who has apprenticed with master sound healers worldwide. She holds an undergraduate degree in art and an MFA in painting, and has taught at institutions including American University, Georgetown University, Swarthmore College, Dartmouth College, Chautauqua Institute, Washington Studio School, and the Kreeger Museum. She currently leads immersive workshops and retreats in the DMV area and abroad.
Run time: One hour.
Ages: Age restrictions are not specified; the class is described as all-levels, suggesting it is open to adults and possibly teens, but no explicit age minimum is given.
Venue: The Kreeger Museum, located at 2401 Foxhall Road, NW, Washington D.C. 20007. The class takes place in the outdoor Sculpture Garden.
Note: Participants must bring their own yoga mat, water, and any desired props. Cell phone use and photography/videography are strictly prohibited during practice. Because the class is held outdoors in the sun, dressing appropriately (sunglasses and hats encouraged) is recommended. Yoga will be held as long as the temperature is above freezing. Limited two-hour parking is available in the museum lot, with additional accessible parking in the forecourt. This program is supported by a grant from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.