Date: Thu, Sep 17, 2026
Time: Thurs., 5:30-6:20pm
Venue: Goff Performance, Raleigh
Price: Class packages available, or $20 drop in
Category: Community
Radiate in our yoga class designed to help you move with intention, reset your body, and recharge your mind. Find balance through breath and movement. Radiate helps restore mobility, release tension, and support recovery—whether you’re lifting heavy or just need to slow things down.
Community · Raleigh
“Bring your own mat and arrive ten minutes early to set up your space.”
Yoga: All-Levels Vinyasa Flow is a weekly evening movement class held at Goff Performance in Raleigh. The session focuses on intentional breathing, mobility work, and physical recovery to help you reset your body and mind. If you want to attend, you can purchase a class package or pay a twenty-dollar drop-in fee online. The class is best suited for adults and teenagers who can focus through a fifty-minute session. You will need to bring your own yoga mat, a water bottle, and comfortable athletic wear. Parking is available in the lot outside the facility. This class makes a solid addition to your weekend plans because it offers a dedicated window to slow down and stretch before the busy Saturday schedule begins.
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Yoga: All-Levels Vinyasa Flow runs Thu, Sep 17, 2026, Thurs., 5:30-6:20pm. It repeats potential recurring event.
Goff Performance is at 5205 Hillsborough St. Ste 103, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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