November 2, 2026

Monday, 6:30 – 7:30 PM

Sliding Scale: $1 – $45

What if you gave yourself permission to pause? Step away from the pace of everyday life and immerse yourself in an evening of mindful movement, live music, and deep relaxation.

Through yoga, breath, and the beautiful vibrations of live piano, you’ll create space to reconnect with yourself and listen more deeply to your body. A calming sound bath will guide you into stillness, helping you release, restore, and return to a place of inner harmony.

Come exactly as you are. Leave feeling lighter, more connected, and renewed.

Sharonne Samiere ACAD 1

Academy of Mindful Movement Level 1

Sharonne discovered yoga as a pathway to reconnect with her body, heart, and the present moment. She is a certified yoga teacher with 200-hour trainings in Functional Vinyasa Yoga and Ashtanga Yoga, and has completed the Academy of Mindful Movement training. She believes movement, breath, and sound are powerful forms of medicine that awaken our awareness and help us experience life more fully.

Through yoga, mindfulness, and sound healing, Sharonne creates spaces for people to reconnect with themselves, find inner balance, and rediscover the joy and aliveness that exists in each moment.

Dustin Hara ACAD 1

Academy of Mindful Movement Level 1

Dustin inspires his musical students to feel excited and confident in their voices. Through his own tumultuous journey of discovering himself vocally and musically, he empowers you to find your own abilities – no matter how seemingly hidden!

Dustin showed early musical talent. His parents, both preachers, somehow scraped together the money to give their young son piano lessons. Yet at some point he lost all faith in his musical ability. After an eventful breakthrough, Dustin went on to sing and accompany the full gospel choir on keyboard. He eventually toured the nation and spread the joy of music performing for churches, jails, and people in hospice. Dustin sang as a backup vocalist at popular concerts by Janet Jackson, The Winans, Kirk Franklin, and Donny McKlerken. See his story here: https://stillandmovingcenter.com/2023/12/letter-from-the-director-vol-126-december-2023/

Now, he finds joy in giving back the magic of music here at Still & Moving Center to students from all walks of life.