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© Andrew Craft, The Fayetteville Observer Cool Spring Downtown District will host a painting and yoga event in efforts to beautify Linear Park. One of the projects will be to paint the hexagons along part of the path various colors.
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In efforts to continue to add beauty to the city of Fayetteville, Cool Spring Downtown District is holding a 'Make Your Mark and Find Your Zen' event. Counter strike for mac cider port.
The event started Friday and concludes Saturday. It includes painting the Linear Park wall near the Art Park and three yoga sessions.
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Before the yoga sessions on Saturday, there will be a mandala making with nature session at noon. A mandala is a geometric pattern that symbolizes the universe in different cultures.
The first yoga session will be at 1 p.m. with Guiding Wellness Institute. The second session will be at 2 p.m. with Prima Elements Wellness Center, and the last session will be at 3 p.m. with Space Yoga NC.
According to Lauren Falls marketing and events director at Cool Springs Downtown District, the yoga sessions were added to help to encourage mindfulness meditation.
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Participants will be painting the hexagons on the Linear Park wall. Paint and brushes will be provided but participants in the yoga sessions must bring their own yoga mats.
'Our goal is to obviously bring entertainment to downtown so one of our ways of doing that is beautifying different areas of downtown to make it beautiful so that people can enjoy them,' Falls said. 'Also, as we paint Linear Park Wall, which is right off Cross Creek Trail, people can go through the Cross Creek Trail and be able to see this was just another point of excavation where people can just enjoy the artwork.'
Even though the event is free, those that wish to participate will still have to register so organizers can plan to accommodate participants and keep the event safe and socially distanced. Masks will be required.
People can register for the event on eventbrite.com
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Staff writer Akira Kyles can be reached at akyles@gannett.com.
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