
August 31, 2016
Yoga Master Sri Dharma Mittra leads a group headstand challenge and workshop at the Lovelight Yoga + Arts Festival in Darlington, Maryland.
The inaugural Lovelight Yoga + Arts Festival was held this past weekend in Darlington, Maryland, and brought together multiple communities for a weekend of yoga, dance, meditation and healing.
Woodstock Music Festival producer Michael Lang, musician Wynne Paris and Kimberley Maddox co-produced the event, which brought dozens of musicians and accomplished yoga instructors from across the country to share their practice and knowledge with the community.
The following is a gallery of images from the weekend.
During an Acroyoga workshop, participants practice a pose called the 'High Flying Whale.'
A musical performance on Friday evening by the founder of Yoga on Main in Manayunk, David Newman, left, was followed by a powerful set by musician Trevor Hall.
Artists live-painted throughout the musical performances of the weekend, setting up easels near the stage.
Stand-up paddleboard yoga was taught by Jessie Benson, founder and creator of FloYo, which offers workshops, classes and teacher trainings worldwide.
Sid McNairy, founder and owner of Sid Yoga, led a Power Yoga class on Saturday.
Lovelight co-producers Wynne Paris, left, and Woodstock producer Michael Lang.
Acroyoga instructors Elizabeth Burris and Justin Blazejewski give a spotting demo called 'Titanic' during a class at the Yoga Pavilion.
Yoga Master Sri Dharma Mittra leads a group headstand challenge and workshop. The challenge and workshop drew one of the weekend's largest crowds.
Many workshops for children and families were offered, which drew a diverse range of ages to the event.
In addition to dozens of yoga classes and workshops, many musicians and DJs brought an eclectic range of music to the festival.
The festival was held at Camp Ramblewood, a large outdoor facility set deep in the forest in Darlington, Maryland.
Krishna Das, a legendary musician and performer of traditional Hindu Kirtans, performed on Saturday before an enthusiastic and devoted crowd.
Aerial artist Hillary Moon performed on silks during a Kirtan set by Krishna Das.
During a combined restorative Acroyoga and Thai massage class, participants practice the pose, 'Super Yogi.'
A sound bath was provided by Lauren Dize, a gong and Tibetan singing bowl master.