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Tree Pose: Yoga for Young Kids at the Texas Forestry Museum

By: Jordan Bailey

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Lufkin – The Texas Forestry Museum will host Tree Pose: Yoga for Young Children on Wednesday, October 5th from 10 – 11 am. Children will learn fun yoga poses, enjoy a snack, and play with the museum’s interactive exhibits. If you have a yoga mat or towel, make sure to bring one. The event is free to the public. We hope to see your family there! A special thank you to our event sponsor, LiveWell Athletics Club. Photos will be taken at the event for promotional materials.

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