Yoga in the Garden Year 4: A Morning That Reminded Me Why I Love This Community

Some events check a box. This one makes my heart sing.

Over fifty incredible people gathered together on a picture perfect day for Yoga in the Garden, and I am still in awe of what came together. It wasn't just the weather or the setting. It was the people, the energy, and the outstanding small businesses that showed up in a big way to make the morning what it was.


YogaSix Mount Kisco led a beautiful flow to open the day, grounding everyone before the garden came alive with something even more unexpected. Katonah's own Andromeda Turre, a true jazz legend, shared a crystal bowl sound bath with the group, a stunning next chapter in an already remarkable career. There is something special about watching someone bring a whole new gift to a community that has known them for years.


Styled Outside the City and Audra Cedrone brought their signature style to the day, and once again, the food was an absolute masterpiece courtesy of Feed the Soul Wellness. Every detail felt intentional, from the flow to the flavors to the atmosphere.

A special thank you to the small businesses that popped up and made the day even richer. Asieger with Doterra, Sweet Tea Aesthetics Co, and Shapero all showed up and reminded everyone why shopping small matters.


Days like this are exactly why I do what I do. It's never just about real estate. It's about the people, the connections, and the community we get to build together, one gathering at a time.


Keep showing up. Keep shopping small. And thank you to everyone who made this morning unforgettable.

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