Rebecca Young Music

Here are some fabulous shows I’m playing this month:

Friday September 8, Saturday September 9, Sunday September 10, SWEET DREAMS, The Music of Patsy Cline
The Triple Door, downtown Seattle
This show features the Patsy Cline House Band with Star Anna, Jessica Lynne Witty, Hillary Fretland, Miller Campbell, Stephanie Anne Johnson, Cassandra Lewis (9/8 and 9/9 only)
Bring the parents, the grandparents, the kids – to this proper dinner theatre where you can just sit back and pretend you’re in a world far away…  New to the show this year are Stephanie Anne Johnson and Cassandra Lewis.  And you won’t want to miss them. 
Advance tickets recommended for this one.
Tickets & more Info here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/959735608468604/959735618468603/

Saturday, September 16 , Paul Benoit (full band)
Salmon on Sunset Fest at the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery.  
10am – 6pm   (Paul Benoit plays at noon, but the fun runs all day long)
Info here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/3219353191690110

Saturday, September 30, North Twin 
(Yes, the OG band opening for Radio Nationals with The Riffbrokers)
Tractor Tavern, Ballard
Doors, 7:30pm.  Show starts at 8:30pm.  North Twin plays roughly 9:30pm but come for a full night of fun!
Tickets & Info here:
https://www.ticketweb.com/event/radio-nationals-place-you-call-tractor-tickets/13472198?pl=tractor&REFID=clientsitewp

My next TWEENS/TEENS YOGA SERIES starting Wednesday, September 13 through 8 Limbs Yoga Centers- Phinney Ridge.

This 6-week series will run Wednesdays, September 13-thru October 18, from 4-5pm. 
And this one’s IN PERSON ONLY offering lots of time for creating more community within our sweet group. 

Guiding these Tweens and Teens in the practice of yoga – through breath, movement, and conversation – is one of the most rewarding and meaningful things I do.  I am devoted to my own practice of yoga & meditation and enjoy sharing that passion along with some of the tools that we can access to help students become more aware of their own bodies, thoughts and emotions. 

Developing the practice of yoga as a kind of ‘Superpower’ can allow these 10-14 year-olds an opportunity to find more ease and more joy in a fast-paced and complex world where technology and a lack of connection with others and with  nature can sometimes make us feel stressed and alienated. There is a big focus (as requested by students) on exploring ways in which we can slow down and relax.  We also have a lot of fun and there is space for connecting as a group where everyone is welcome and included.

You can register here: https://8limbsyoga.com/offering/tween-yoga-series/