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Yoga Sanctuary Becomes inBalance Grand “Re-Opening” on Oct. 12
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egular frequenters of Yoga Sanctuary, just off IH-10 in Leon Springs, love Hope Cowgill’s cozy studio. Steady
growth and a bevy of new class options has Cowgill transitioning into a new studio this month, and changing her business name to “inBalance.” Cowgill’s new inBalance studio is just a couple of doors
down from her Yoga Sanctuary location. inBalance will have the same address at 23535 IH-10 West in the Boardwalk Shopping Center, but she’s moving from Suite 1206 to Suite 1203. The new location will offer more space for classes, which is needed due to newly added class options. Yoga and Pilates will continue to be available, and Cowgill is adding group reformer classes, Booty Barre®
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Hope Cowgill , dance and Zumba classes. “We are bringing the mind/body practices to one location,” Cowgill says.
“As our new name suggests, we are focused on creating balanced minds and balanced bodies.” To celebrate the name and location transition, Cowgill is hosting a “Grand Re-Opening” from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, in the new studio. Participants can take free classes, enjoy food and festivities and perhaps win a door prize.
For more information, call 210-852-4020 or visit
www.inbalancesanantonio.com.
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Alon Town Centre Hosts Fall Festival A
Weekend Oct. 12, 13 Two Days of Family Friendly Activities Hosted by Woof Gang Bakery and Green Vegetarian
lon Town Centre in north central San Antonio is celebrating the wonderful change of season by offering a Fall Festival Weekend Oct. 12 and 13. It’s two days of FUN – here are the details:
Oct. 12 – Dogtoberfest returns to Alon! Woof Gang Bakery hosts this 2nd annual family friendly, pet-friendly event from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Alon’s Central Plaza. The event will include food trucks, caricatures, local artists, a cake walk, doggie and kiddie games and raffles. There
will also be low-cost vaccinations available, and if you don’t bring a pet, you may be able to leave with one by adopting a pet from an agency affiliated with the Alamo Area Partners for Animal Welfare (AAWAP).
Oct. 13 – Green Living Festival! Green Vegetarian will host Day 2 of the fall festival as part of festivities marking World Vegetarian Month. Visitors will find vegetarian food to sample, kids activities and eco-friendly products and services.
Alon Town Centre is located at 10003 NW Military Hwy. For more information, call Woof Gang Bakery at 492-2275 or Green Vegetarian’s Alon location at 210-233-1249.
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