Lighthearted yoga with little goats at our rugged, industrial open-air goat barn in San Francisco's Bayview district. Stretch and enjoy 30 minutes of guided yoga with little goats taught by the talented Deb Burkman and 15 minutes of frolicking free time after with some of our other goats.
We hope that you’ll bring your sense of humor and an open heart. Be ready to play, laugh, and stretch.
A few necessities: bring water and flexible shoes appropriate for yoga (you can be barefoot if you wish, but we suggest footwear due to the barnyard environment). Wear sunscreen and a hat. Little goats love to nibble loose hair, so we advise tying it up in whatever way you are most comfortable. Our setting is an open-air goat barn; rugged, industrial, and frequented by our four-legged friends. Your mats will be on rubber stall flooring and straw.
Be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone and get a little dirty! We’ll have a porta-potty available, but be aware that there are no public restrooms or changing facilities on the premises.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. If you are taking public transit, please allow at least 15 minutes walking time from your stop. Street parking available on Cargo Way (look for the orange cones). Be on the lookout for the vintage black and yellow train engines belonging to our sister company, San Francisco Bay Rail. Entrance will be located at 10 Cargo Way in San Francisco’s Bayview district.
There are 4 yoga sessions available: 10:10am, 10:45am, 11:20am, and 11:55am.
Your ticket price includes yoga and playtime with our goats for you, and brings so much more for City Grazing. Your support helps us pay for the costs of adopting and raising these sweet little kids to their full potential as grazers and also facilitates our day-to-day work as a non-profit. Goats bring joy and a sense of well-being to almost everyone who encounters them. As a non-profit, we are developing education and outreach to bring more goats to more people.
We are fortunate to have the talented Deborah Burkman and her associates as our yoga instructors. With 17 years of Bay Area teaching experience, she’s capably adapted her Vinyasa method to include the spontaneity of little goats in a program that’s suitable for all experience levels.
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We hope that you’ll bring your sense of humor and an open heart. Be ready to play, laugh, and stretch.
A few necessities: bring water and flexible shoes appropriate for yoga (you can be barefoot if you wish, but we suggest footwear due to the barnyard environment). Wear sunscreen and a hat. Little goats love to nibble loose hair, so we advise tying it up in whatever way you are most comfortable. Our setting is an open-air goat barn; rugged, industrial, and frequented by our four-legged friends. Your mats will be on rubber stall flooring and straw.
Be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone and get a little dirty! We’ll have a porta-potty available, but be aware that there are no public restrooms or changing facilities on the premises.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. If you are taking public transit, please allow at least 15 minutes walking time from your stop. Street parking available on Cargo Way (look for the orange cones). Be on the lookout for the vintage black and yellow train engines belonging to our sister company, San Francisco Bay Rail. Entrance will be located at 10 Cargo Way in San Francisco’s Bayview district.
There are 4 yoga sessions available: 10:10am, 10:45am, 11:20am, and 11:55am.
Your ticket price includes yoga and playtime with our goats for you, and brings so much more for City Grazing. Your support helps us pay for the costs of adopting and raising these sweet little kids to their full potential as grazers and also facilitates our day-to-day work as a non-profit. Goats bring joy and a sense of well-being to almost everyone who encounters them. As a non-profit, we are developing education and outreach to bring more goats to more people.
We are fortunate to have the talented Deborah Burkman and her associates as our yoga instructors. With 17 years of Bay Area teaching experience, she’s capably adapted her Vinyasa method to include the spontaneity of little goats in a program that’s suitable for all experience levels.
Lighthearted yoga with little goats at our rugged, industrial open-air goat barn in San Francisco's Bayview district. Stretch and enjoy 30 minutes of guided yoga with little goats taught by the talented Deb Burkman and 15 minutes of frolicking free time after with some of our other goats.
We hope that you’ll bring your sense of humor and an open heart. Be ready to play, laugh, and stretch.
A few necessities: bring water and flexible shoes appropriate for yoga (you can be barefoot if you wish, but we suggest footwear due to the barnyard environment). Wear sunscreen and a hat. Little goats love to nibble loose hair, so we advise tying it up in whatever way you are most comfortable. Our setting is an open-air goat barn; rugged, industrial, and frequented by our four-legged friends. Your mats will be on rubber stall flooring and straw.
Be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone and get a little dirty! We’ll have a porta-potty available, but be aware that there are no public restrooms or changing facilities on the premises.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. If you are taking public transit, please allow at least 15 minutes walking time from your stop. Street parking available on Cargo Way (look for the orange cones). Be on the lookout for the vintage black and yellow train engines belonging to our sister company, San Francisco Bay Rail. Entrance will be located at 10 Cargo Way in San Francisco’s Bayview district.
There are 4 yoga sessions available: 10:10am, 10:45am, 11:20am, and 11:55am.
Your ticket price includes yoga and playtime with our goats for you, and brings so much more for City Grazing. Your support helps us pay for the costs of adopting and raising these sweet little kids to their full potential as grazers and also facilitates our day-to-day work as a non-profit. Goats bring joy and a sense of well-being to almost everyone who encounters them. As a non-profit, we are developing education and outreach to bring more goats to more people.
We are fortunate to have the talented Deborah Burkman and her associates as our yoga instructors. With 17 years of Bay Area teaching experience, she’s capably adapted her Vinyasa method to include the spontaneity of little goats in a program that’s suitable for all experience levels.
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We hope that you’ll bring your sense of humor and an open heart. Be ready to play, laugh, and stretch.
A few necessities: bring water and flexible shoes appropriate for yoga (you can be barefoot if you wish, but we suggest footwear due to the barnyard environment). Wear sunscreen and a hat. Little goats love to nibble loose hair, so we advise tying it up in whatever way you are most comfortable. Our setting is an open-air goat barn; rugged, industrial, and frequented by our four-legged friends. Your mats will be on rubber stall flooring and straw.
Be prepared to step outside of your comfort zone and get a little dirty! We’ll have a porta-potty available, but be aware that there are no public restrooms or changing facilities on the premises.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. If you are taking public transit, please allow at least 15 minutes walking time from your stop. Street parking available on Cargo Way (look for the orange cones). Be on the lookout for the vintage black and yellow train engines belonging to our sister company, San Francisco Bay Rail. Entrance will be located at 10 Cargo Way in San Francisco’s Bayview district.
There are 4 yoga sessions available: 10:10am, 10:45am, 11:20am, and 11:55am.
Your ticket price includes yoga and playtime with our goats for you, and brings so much more for City Grazing. Your support helps us pay for the costs of adopting and raising these sweet little kids to their full potential as grazers and also facilitates our day-to-day work as a non-profit. Goats bring joy and a sense of well-being to almost everyone who encounters them. As a non-profit, we are developing education and outreach to bring more goats to more people.
We are fortunate to have the talented Deborah Burkman and her associates as our yoga instructors. With 17 years of Bay Area teaching experience, she’s capably adapted her Vinyasa method to include the spontaneity of little goats in a program that’s suitable for all experience levels.
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100 Cargo Way, San Francisco, CA 94124
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