Sober in Seattle? Love to Dance? Then you won’t want to miss out on the Daybreak SEA Nature Tour at Gasworks Park on July 9th, 2022 by our friends at Daybreaker. You know the ones. They kept us dancing in our living rooms during the pandemic. The Sober Curator attended their virtual SPA-rty back in September of 2020 and we’ve been shaking our sober booties with this global sober morning dance community ever since.
Here’s What You Need To Know:
Bring a mat or a towel, and bring a water bottle. Get ready to dance — and ready to be blown open.
This is a zero plastic and carbon offset event. 80% local talent, and low waste experience. We give a damn. 🌎
They’ll be shaking things up with AG1 by Athletic Greens, packed with a healthy dose of vitamins, minerals, and whole-food sourced ingredients.
Enjoy an enhanced coffee alternative from MUD\WTR, some non-alcoholic cocktails by Seedlip, and our OGs, RUNA, are coming through with their signature clean energy drink.
(Pssst They’re Going to Other Cities Too!)
- 06/11 San Francisco
- 06/12 New York
- 06/18 Miami
- 06/24 Washington DC
- 06/25 Los Angeles
- 07/09 Seattle
- 07/24 Atlanta
Tickets Dets For Seattle:
- Yoga & Party (9 am – 10 am) $40 + $3.32 fee – Tickets include dance party from 10am – 12pm. Free kombucha, breakfast bites & more. Does not include (9 -10am) yoga portion. Sorry no refunds.
- Just Party (10 am – 12 pm) $30 + $3.02 Fee – LIMITED! Tickets include dance party from 10am – 12pm. Free kombucha, breakfast bites & more. Does not include (9 am -10 am) yoga portion. Sorry no refunds.
- Group Yoga + Party (9 am – 10 am) $30 + $3.02 Fee
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