Malty Story Morning Reset with Figment Yoga

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£5

Figment Yoga – Stretch, Breathe, Reset! Been partying all weekend? Feeling a little worse for wear? In need of some wellness? Look no further – Stroud Brewery has got your back! Join us at 11am (doors at 10:30am) in The Loft for a Yoga Reset with Bethany Rose of Figment Yoga , accompanied by soothing live piano to help you fully unwind. It’s the perfect way to shake off the night before and ease into a full-on Sunday Funday! 📅 Sunday 8th June ⏰ 11am-12pm (doors open 10:30am) 📍 The Loft, Stroud Brewery 💰 £5 per session And why stop there? Make a day of it! 🎭 Magnificent Mr Kai – Juggling al

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