September 5, 2017
Name: Kristine Camrom Studio where you teach: kOMpose Type of Yoga you teach: Vinyasa and Yi Number of years teaching: almost 2 Favorite yoga pose: Pigeon Other occupation: Corporate Lawyer If I had unlimited time I would… Travel the world and do yoga. We’re very excited to have kOMpose join us for a part of the practice at Sun Rise Yoga on the Peace Walk. Thank you, Kristine, for joining us for this very meaningful and special day. If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to sign up for Sun Rise Yoga on the Peace Walk, Monday, 9/11, 6:15am to begin your day with peace, reflection and teachings...
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August 31, 2017
Name: Cassie Stockcamp Studio where you teach: YMCA and the Athenaeum Type of Yoga you teach: Vinyasa Number of years teaching: 10 Favorite yoga pose: Hhhhmmmm…depends on how I’m feeling! Other occupation: President of the Athenaeum Foundation If I had unlimited time I would… Travel. Everywhere. Thank you, Cassie, for sharing your time and talent with this important and meaningful practice on 9/11. If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to sign up for Sun Rise Yoga on the Peace Walk, Monday, 9/11, 6:15am to begin your day with peace, reflection and teachings from Jeremy and many other talented instructors. All donations from this class will go...
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August 30, 2017
For the past nine weeks, I have spent my Wednesday mornings at the Original Farmers Market in downtown Indianapolis, tabling for the Pacers Bikeshare Everybody Rides program. Each morning consisted of some light set up, friendly conversation, ample people watching, and a general buzz of excitement for fresh, locally grown produce. Very little time, however, was spent actually getting people signed up to ride bikes. That being said, if I were to measure the significance and success of my summer with numbers and stats, it would appear to be somewhat of a bust. But after being out there every...
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August 29, 2017
Name: Jeremiah Elliott, Jr. Studio where you teach: BodySpace Yoga & Wellness Type of Yoga you teach: Vinyasa Flow Number of years teaching: 1 Favorite yoga pose: Triangle Other occupation: Operations Supervisor If I had unlimited time I would… pursue a PhD in Organization Psychology, focusing on the benefits yoga and meditation bring to the business world. Be sure to sign up for Sun Rise Yoga on the Peace Walk, Monday, 9/11, 6:15am to begin your day with peace, reflection and teachings from Jeremy and many other talented instructors. Thank you BodySpace for sharing your talented instructors with us.
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August 22, 2017
Name: Brittany Davis Studio where you teach: Practice Indie Types of yoga classes you teach: Vinyasa Number of years teaching: 4 Favorite yoga pose: Half Moon Other occupation: Serial job collector – I dabble a lot! If I had unlimited time I would… Read every single book in Central Library! Be sure to sign up for Sun Rise Yoga on the Peace Walk, Monday, 9/11, 6:15am to begin your day with peace, reflection and teachings from Brittany and many other talented instructors. Thank you Practice Indie for sharing your talented instructors with us.
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August 16, 2017
Indianapolis Cultural Trail, Inc. today announced Parkmobile as a new Pacers Bikeshare station sponsor. Parkmobile is sponsoring the Massachusetts Ave and College Avenue Pacers Bikeshare station, one of the newest stations in the system. “Parkmobile is an innovative technology company who is helping make Indianapolis a smarter, more mobile city. Both the Parkmobile app and our mobile app for Pacers Bikeshare called BCycle, are helping make transportation and mobility options accessible for everyone in our city,” said Indianapolis Cultural Trail executive director, Kären Haley. “I’m thrilled with our new partnership and welcome Parkmobile as our newest Pacers Bikeshare station sponsor.” The...
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August 16, 2017
This weekend, the most Gen Con-ny of all Gen Con-ners will have a chance to dazzle Indy with their detailed costumes while also competing for a shot at free bike share! Starting on Thursday, August 18th, Pacers Bikeshare will be hosting a series of 3 Gen Con wide costume contests on Instagram. Here’s how it works: Take a picture of yourself/your group (in costume!) on Pacers Bikeshare. Follow @pacersbikeshare on Instagram post your picture, tag us and #PacersBikeshareGenCon in your caption. We will repost our favorite(s) everyday between Thursday-Sunday. If you/your group gets reposted, you will receive a free Pacers Bikeshare Day Pass for...
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August 14, 2017
This week, downtown will be bustling with an enormous amount of people ready to enjoy the 50th annual Gen Con convention(more than 61,000!)! While participants get ready to enjoy a week full of amazing exhibits, we’re getting ready for what we think will be one of the busiest weekends of the year for Pacers Bikeshare!Other busy times in downtown Indy have resulted in the community partaking in more than 5,000 trips within the weekend. We suspect this time will be no different. While our teams will be out working hard to ensure that the system is up and running and...
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August 10, 2017
There are hundreds of businesses along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail that have helped transform our downtown, including The Best Chocolate in Town, a gourmet chocolate shop that has been satisfying Indy’s sweet tooth since 1998. Caramels, cookies, truffles, and pies are among some of the most coveted options on the menu. And even sweeter than their treats is their loyalty to other local businesses that they support by selling their products in store. Next time you stop by, check out the Cultural Trail Mix – $1 of each bag purchased is donated back to our organization! Tell us about...
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August 8, 2017
Who are you? Levine Family (Steph, Elliot, Sophia, Ben…and Rosie (the dog)) How do you use the Trail? Most evenings, we are either riding our bicycles or walking the trail with our dog. How is your life different having the Cultural Trail downtown? We see the Cultural Trail as an extension of our neighborhood in Ransom Place. It connects us to our favorite downtown destinations, including the Downtown Canal, Zoo, Central Library, CFI-2 school playground, and many local restaurants and businesses. The art installations are wonderful too, and make the Cultural Trail more than than just a wide sidewalk. ...
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