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Wednesday, February 5, 2020
6:00 PM 7:15 PM 18:00 19:15

Yyoga Downtown Flow 888 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC, V6Z 1X9 Canada (map)

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Earlier Event: February 5

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Later Event: February 7

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Happy International Yoga Day! Make sure to take some time out of your day to be on your mats!
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New Teaching Schedule - Starting June 15

Wednesday: 12:15pm Ignite Yoga (@cmmngrndyvr)
Thursday: 12:00pm YHot (KTS @yyoga)
Friday: 7:00am Flow Yoga (@equinox) and 12:15pm Ignite Yoga (@cmmngrndyvr)
Saturday: 10:30am Flow Yoga (WSX @yyoga)
Sunday: 4:

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Although sometime

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Vancouver, British Columbia,

Canada

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