- November 26, 2024
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Bliss Osuna, 10, practiced acro yoga with Stacy Jones (Photos by Emily Blackwood).
Volusia County Acro Yogis gave demonstrations and lessons.
An acro yoga pose isn't complete without a photo shoot.
Fred Cantor taught a workshop on naada yoga.
Palm Coast resident Jack Moffatt was the youngest workshop instructor at the festival. He's 14 years old and taught a class on how to be happy.
Ten-year-old Bliss Osuna gets a lesson in acro yoga.
Natalie Criswell participated in one of many yoga classes available during the festival.
Christy Lecuyer — the organizer of the event — with Amanda Sargeant.
One Tribe Conscious Festival was held at Destination Daytona.
Mallory Steele sits up high while Sydney Springbett supports her.
The usual motorcycle roar that fills Destination Daytona was replaced Saturday, Nov. 5 with the calmer atmosphere of the One Tribe Conscious Festival, a festival aimed at bringing all the local yoga communities together.
"It's the first time we've done this," said organizer and owner of YogaStudio8, Christy Lecuyer. "It's about getting all the studios together in one space so we can share each other's practices and expand our consciousness."
The event started off with a meditation by Alexandrea Tocco of Platinum Health, Fitness, and Yoga in Ormond Beach and continued with yoga classes throughout the day as well as holistic vendors, musicians, live artists, bodyworkers, food healing, and sacred music. At sunset, everyone came together for a drum circle and yoga rave with fire spinning, hoop dancing, and belly dancers.
"Unity," Lecuyer said. "That's what yoga is all about."
