A traditional vinyasa practice with a twist, or a roll!
This class will focus on hips and shoulders by combining a slow flowing yoga practice with Self Myofascial Release techniques throughout with Rad Rollers. These techniques reach our muscle fibers and connective tissues, creating the potential for new experiences within the yoga poses. With more space you’ll find you may be able to access more strength and mobility than you previously thought you had. This practice will be accessible and appropriate for beginners as well as more advanced practitioners.

Build volcanoes and watch them erupt over the ocean’s shore. Carve out a pathway along the side of the Rocky Mountains. Discover elevation levels in the Arctic. The new SandScapes Exhibit is an augmented reality sandbox with that allows the user to switch between climates and biomes. Overhead lights project onto the sand and sensors allow the projection to adjust in height and depth according to how the user moves the sand. Visitors can find themselves anywhere in the world through the use of only their hands. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

On Saturday, November 16th, WonderLab invites Girl Scouts to participate in the specially designed program: Space Adventures. This program will be presented in two sessions. Session one is for younger scouts, grades 2-5 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Session two is for older scouts, grades 6-12 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Caregivers and siblings are welcome to attend. Register through Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Juniper Art Gallery’s Third Saturday Art & Music Series!
Presents Owen County’s own, OPAL FLY & Friends! (Opal is back by popular demand)
November 16, 2:00-4:00 pm
Cost: FREE (Donations for our volunteer musicians are strongly encouraged!)

Visit Juniper Art Gallery for your holiday shopping and see a variety of exquisite artwork in the Regional Artists’ Fall Exhibit! To top it off, on November 16, you can spend the afternoon enjoying entertainment by one of Southern Indiana’s favorite musicians! Opal Fly will perform for Juniper’s November Art & Music Series with an all-women line-up, including Heather Craig, Geri Kay, and Cindy Myers. You won’t want to miss this lively afternoon of exceptional shopping, art and music!

Brief Bio:
Multi-instrumentalist, Opal Fly is a Kentucky-born singer/songwriter whose music is firmly rooted in tradition, yet her style transcends established genres. She first honed her talent playing on the streets of New Orleans; and is a two-time NWAMA Songwriter of the Year. She teamed up with Mark Buschkill, Donn Middleton, and Sam Finley to create “Opal Fly and KaPow!” Michael Johnathan, the host of Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour, said this of Opal, “…one of the most amazing voices in Blues.”

Wylie House Museum invites you to join us for the second of three free performances by Jacobs School of Music string quartets. The combination of an intimate and charming historical setting with the talent of the JSoM students makes for a special fall afternoon. Please join us. Seating begins at 2:30.

Free and open to the public. Neighborhood parking available.

Gerry Sousa and the Chamber Singers will showcase a few of the many masterworks we have sung over the years and will introduce some new favorites to our fans. We hope to see many former singers, conductors, and accompanists in the audience for this special night of choral music.