Mt. Airy Learning Tree was featured on CBS 3 Philly as part of their Mental Reset Series during the month of May.
Our dance instructor Marck “Flaco” Best demonstrated line dancing, and brought a group of dancers from his dance studio, Flaco’s Dance Factory in Jenkintown, to join the fun! Instructor Sheila Holiday led the dance as well, and taught the steps to keep the good times going during the full hour in Love Park!
Vicki Mehl invited all of her MALT t’ai chi students down to the park and we also had passersby join the class.
Here she is being interviewed about the five aspects of T’ai Chi including how to relax with the movements.
Long-time Chestnut Hill residents Walter and Katy Palmer are the co-owners of Palmer Distilling Company, a small craft distillery at 376 Shurs Lane in Manayunk. (Photos by Susan Beard Design)
Mt. Airy resident, model, actress and writer Sandra Wade, who has many years of online dating experience, is teaching an “All About Online Dating” course Mt. Airy Learning Tree
Local marriage mediator Max Rivers hopes to bring Braver Angels, a national grassroots organization that seeks to promote healthy political discourse, to the Philadelphia area.
David Low, who spent five years living in the Siddha Yoga Ashram in New York State, including one year at their facility in India, will be teaching “The Interpretation of Dreams”
Paul Mladjanovic, a financial expert who has authored several books on investing and spoken about investing during numerous TV appearances, will be teaching three classes for MALT
Nicole Rodriguez runs the “posture therapy” center, “Pain-Free Philly,” at the Montgomery Integrative Health Group, 1108 East Willow Grove Ave. in Wyndmoor. (Photo by Len Lear)
Starting Sept. 18 and continuing for five sessions, Ferguson-Hardin will be leading “Fergie’s Bootcamp,” an extreme workout with push-ups, running, climbing, jumping, burpees, etc.
Toizer took this terrific shot in Colorado. “I was on a trip with the Equine Photographers Network,” she said. “There were wranglers (cowboys and cowgirls) that ran the herd through a pond.” NICKI TOIZER
