Full Moon Yoga with Siege of Wolves Rum at Two Locals

Name: Full Moon Yoga with Siege of Wolves Rum at Two Locals
Start: 2024-11-14T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-11-14T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 3675 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19104-2897, United States

Schedule

Thu Nov 14 2024 at 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

3675 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19104-2897, United States | Philadelphia, PA

Join Home Brewed Events, Siege of Wolves Rum, and Two Locals for an evening of full-moon yoga and howling at the moon!
This yoga class is meant for folks who want to explore the world of yoga and the folklore around this spiced rum. Move through an hour class with a certified yoga teacher who graduated from "Best of Philadelphia" Monarch Yoga, Meredith Megan Rebar. The all-level class will be followed by a special tasting of Siege of Wolves and spooky-themed cocktails for sale all evening.
A Little Bit About the Instructor: With over 14 years in the events, beer, and spirits industry and a busy small business owner, Meredith relies on yoga to maintain a balanced and mindful life. After finishing the 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training with Monarch Yoga in Kensington, she is excited to make yoga accessible and available for everyone, especially for musicians, music lovers, and folks in the industry. Enjoy a punk, ska, emo, indie, and classic rock music playlist during her classes!
About Two Locals: Two Locals Brewing are two brothers, Richard and Mengistu, who were raised in Philadelphia. Mengistu was born in Liberia and came to this city when he was 7 years old. Richard was born and raised here in Philadelphia. It is their mission to bring the first black-owned brewery to Philadelphia and show their community the opportunities available in the brewing industry. They have officially opened Two Locals Brewing Company located at 3675 Market St, in the uCity Square section of West Philly.
About Siege of Wolves Rum: To commemorate the 1830 Siege of Wolves, Art in the Age created an 80-proof “New England" Spiced Rum of their own, complete with locally foraged spices— and generous amounts of folklore. They infused a 3-5 year-blended Caribbean Rum with the original recipe of Root Beer - roasted chicory and oolong tea for an improved mouthfeel and body, and mixed in spices including bitter almond, sweet birch, and star anise. Tasting the way root beer was always meant to, this spirit is a perfect match with a ginger beer, a cola, or simply a club soda with lime.
You have to attend the class to learn the full history of this historic rum...