Saturdays

January 5, 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23

$50 members / $60 non-members

Instructor: Master Wang Hui

An ancient Chinese Technique emphasizing relaxation, balance, coordination, and agility, Tai Chi is a total system of exercises promoting circulation, flexibility, and inner strength, as well as mental and physical discipline. Living in California, Master Wang is an authentic Monk from The Shaolin Temple in China challenging the principles he was taught throughout his life. Practice Tai Chi to improve your health and rejuvenate your life! **Drop-ins at the day of the class are allowed and are $10 per class.  Please register in the Gift Shop.

Saturdays

January 5, 12, 19, 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23

$80 members / $90 non-members

Instructor: Renee Yazdi

When we have the opportunity to take yoga out of the studio and into a natural setting, we can experience the true beauty in the practice. In these eight weeks, feel the peace and energy of the garden become one with you. The pace and difficulty of this class is appropriate for most individuals. Each class will begin with joint opening, progress to deeper stretches and flows, and ultimately be guided into meditation. Please bring a mat and dress for the outside. In the event of rain, we will still have class, but we may need to move it inside.

**Drop-ins are allowed and are $12 per class for members and $15 per class for non-members. Please register in the Gift Shop.

Docent guided Tram Tour.  Tour lasts about 45 minutes and travels the Tram Road which is about a one-mile loop around the garden.  Various points of interest are discussed. You will not disembark the tram.  

Current Tram Tour schedule is only at 1:00pm on Saturdays.  Please call the admission window at (310) 544-6815 to ensure that the tram is running as scheduled.

Cost is $4 per person, payable at the admission window, on a first come, first served basis.  Admission window accepts cash only for entrance and tram tour.

Lecture included with paid Garden admission

Speaker: Peter Olpe

Peter Olpe will talk about the history of Palos Verdes, and the people and geology that helped create the South Coast Botanic Garden.