Sunday, 23 June

Yoga Day Festival Brisbane 2024

Celebrate World Yoga Day at biggest non-profit community festival featuring Yoga, Meditation, Kirtan, Vegan Cafe, Workshops & More!

By Australian School of Meditation & Yoga

Date and time

Sun, 23 Jun 2024 10:30 AM - 7:00 PM AEST

Location

Australian School of Meditation and Yoga, West End

320 Montague Road (entry at rear in Beattie St) West End, QLD 4101 Australia

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Join us in the world wide celebrations for the United Nations International Day of Yoga and enjoy everything Yoga at the biggest non-profit community festival!

Bringing the best artists from our community with inspiring, personalized & uplifting programs featuring everything wellbeing and self-care. We have inspiring Yoga exercises, Practical Meditation, Life Enhancing Wisdom Talks, Wellbeing Workshops & Lots More!

Whether you have a regular self-care practice or just getting started this festival has everything to help you to take a step forward in your wellbeing journey.

Pop-up Vegan/Veg Cafe to complete the experience!

As a non profit organisation we have made the decision to run the event by donations. All the proceeds helps us to keep offering these special events and free ongoing Meditation programs to the community.

Organised by

Australian School of Meditation & Yoga

The Australian School of Meditation and Yoga is a non-profit organization with centres in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

Each lifestyle centre is run by qualified teachers who offer relaxed and personable instruction incorporating asanas, meditation, diet, breathing exercises and relaxation techniques for a holistic yoga experience.

The programmes of the ASMY are simple and enjoyable and can benefit everybody regardless of age or current physical condition. Our goal is to guide you to a more balanced lifestyle with an increased sense of wellbeing and vitality as your body grows stronger and more flexible, your mind calm—and bring a greater sense of ‘sacredness’ into daily life.