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Tai Chi
This is a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner with deep breathing. Wear loose clothing and bring water. Suggested $5 donation. Open to all.
Tai Chi, Wednesdays, 9 a.m., Senior Community Center.
Summer Hours: An additional Tai Chi class is held on Fridays, at 9 a.m., in the Driggs City Park
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Teton Arts Knitting Circle
1st and 3rd Fridays, 9:00 AM, in the Senior Community Center Conference Room
Teton Arts’ knitting circle is moving to the Senior Center for the summer. If you’re looking for a relaxing hobby or have unfinished knitting projects tucked into a closet, the Teton Arts Knitting Circle is for you! It’s a very supportive group that will have you turning your botched purls into elegant yarn-overs in no time.
Knitting has a number of health and cognitive benefits, as shown in this study from the Harvard (so it must be true!) Medical School Mind and Body Institute:
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Board Members and Staff 2025
Board Members
Lynne Browning, Chair
Amy Fradley, Vice Chair
Jim Haag, Treasurer
Christina Assante, Secretary
Margaret Bennett
Cindy Dender
Becky Eidemiller
Tim Foreman
Anna Kirkpatrick
Carol Lichti
Jacqueline McManus
Cliff Stockdill
Julie Stockdill
Newsletter Editors
Jim Haag and Carol Lichti
Staff
Allie Mollenkof, Executive Director
Stacey Nail, Programs and Operations Director
Peter Troy, Chef/Kitchen Manager
Ken Kirkpatrick, Systems Manager