Overview:
This Valentine’s, spend the evening connecting with your partner, friend, or someone you care about.
Join us for a candle-lit workshop where you and your partner, friend, or a loved one will enjoy:
-gentle floor-based stretching,
-guided self-love meditation + live instrumentals,
-two fun drawing exercises designed to explore presence and connection.
We’ll finish the workshop with a relaxing cup of Persian-style rose tea and relaxing sounds.
No art or movement experience is needed — just an open heart and good vibes!
All art materials are provided. Please bring your own yoga/exercise mat (a few extra mats will be available).
✨ Limited spots available — secure your spot today for a special Valentine’s experience.
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The Agenda:
Candle-light floor stretching and breathwork to release tension and prepare the body
Guided self-love meditation + live instrumentals to nurture inner calm and presence
Intuitive drawing exercises to explore connection and presence.
Quiet reflection and optional sharing
A warm cup of Persian style rose tea and relaxing sounds to close the workshop
This is not a fitness or art class — it’s a calm, fun, and meaningful session to connect you with yourself and your special someone.
Aimed at:
Couples, Friends, Pairs, Families
All experience levels welcome — no experience needed
All bodies welcome
What to Bring:
Just your own yoga or exercise mat (a few extra mats will be provided if needed).
All art material is included
Comfortable/Stretching clothing is highly encouraged.
About Tandis:
Tandis Hakaki is an independent artist with a strong background in Fine Arts, Graphic Design, and creative directing, with over 8 years of professional experience, in all fields. Alongside her artistic practice, she has worked as a personal trainer and wellness coach, supporting people in building awareness, balance, and connection within their bodies and minds.
As an artist, Tandis believes that creating peace from within –the mind, body and soul– leads to deeper, more authentic, self-expression within the arts or even our daily lives. This philosophy is the foundation of her work, where movement, breath, and creativity come together to support presence, freedom, and expressive exploration.