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Tuesday September 9, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Raise the Barre 2025 - Raise the Barre - Fall 2025
Join Cecily at the Barre each Tuesday morning, as we look to transform ourselves into lean, strong and healthy beings. Cecily will guide you through a rigorous line-up of yoga, ballet and pilates-inspired exercises that focus on isometric strength training (holding your body still while you contract a specific set of muscles), as we combine high reps with small range-of-motion movements.*Equipment Needed: water, towel, mat and light hand weights.
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4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Pre-Ballet 2025 - Pre-Ballet Tuesday - Fall 2025
Designed to be creative and fun. Children will develop coordination, strengthen basic motor skills, and learn how to count music. Class work will include concepts of posture, creative movement, and an introduction to balletic terms. Sessions are 45 minutes long.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 2025 - Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 Tuesday - Fall 2025
This class focuses on technique and will include exercises at the barre in order to acquire the "placement," strength and balance necessary to execute the center work correctly.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Ballet for Adults '25 - Ballet for Adults Tuesday - Fall 2025
The traditional ballet workout does indeed work. Classes focus on total fitness - body and mind. Each class will begin with a sequence of "barre" exercises followed by stretching and strengthening floor exercises and ending with "center" work. You will need comfortable attire and ballet slippers or socks.
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Thursday September 11, 2025
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Tai Chi 2025 - Tai Chi Class - Fall 2025
Philipstown Tai Chi Class Marc Sabin teaches Tai Chi as a body/mind/spiritual practice. He guides students with great care, focusing on postural misalignments, internal dynamics and the powerful health benefits of the practice. When done correctly, Tai Chi is a well-rounded physical regimen that facilitates more comfort, greater mobility and increased strength. The gentle movements improve balance and equilibrium. Its benefits go far beyond a relaxed form of exercise and helps restore overall vitality. After a series of careful Qigong warm-ups, the Beginners’ Class focuses on the first eight postural movements of the popular Yang Family Tai Chi Form. About MarcMarc’s studies began in 1976. Before devoting himself to Tai Chi, he earned two black belts and an advanced diploma in Escrima, a Filipino stick-fighting art. He is a highly regarded instructor.
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4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Pre-Ballet 2025 - Pre-Ballet Thursday - Fall 2025
Designed to be creative and fun. Children will develop coordination, strengthen basic motor skills, and learn how to count music. Class work will include concepts of posture, creative movement, and an introduction to balletic terms. Sessions are 45 minutes long.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 2025 - Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 Thursday - Fall 2025
This class focuses on technique and will include exercises at the barre in order to acquire the "placement," strength and balance necessary to execute the center work correctly.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Ballet for Adults '25 - Ballet for Adults Thursday - Fall 2025
The traditional ballet workout does indeed work. Classes focus on total fitness - body and mind. Each class will begin with a sequence of "barre" exercises followed by stretching and strengthening floor exercises and ending with "center" work. You will need comfortable attire and ballet slippers or socks.
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Friday September 12, 2025
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Yoga 2025 - Yoga - Fall 2025
This yoga class provides light hearted instruction in breathing techniques, alignment and body awareness in a friendly, community atmosphere. This is a beginning level class appropriate for those who are new to yoga, returning to a practice or those with a beginner's mind. Those with injuries or physical limitations will be assisted in finding safe and comfortable adaptations. The emphasis is on Basic Floor poses, along with some standing poses and final relaxation; this is not a power or Vinyasa class. Yoga offers the opportunity to learn to better manage stress, improve concentration, flexibility and balance.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Golden Barre Class 2025 - Golden Barre - Fall 2025
For residents only! It’s the anti-aging workout for active older adults who are looking to improve balance, flexibility, and strength. For our “Barre Tenders”, the barre (or in most cases for students – a chair) is used as a prop for balance, while performing low-impact exercises that focus on isometric strength training (holding your body still while you contract a specific set of muscles) combined with high reps of small range-of-motion movements. For our class: NO actual Barre is required, just a chair or a solid surface (table, countertop, etc). Please note, however: There is no seated work with this program, you will be standing for the duration of class.*Water, towel, and light hand weights are recommended -- but not required.This class will be held in person and live streamed via ZOOM.
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Tuesday September 16, 2025
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9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
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Raise the Barre 2025 - Raise the Barre - Fall 2025
Join Cecily at the Barre each Tuesday morning, as we look to transform ourselves into lean, strong and healthy beings. Cecily will guide you through a rigorous line-up of yoga, ballet and pilates-inspired exercises that focus on isometric strength training (holding your body still while you contract a specific set of muscles), as we combine high reps with small range-of-motion movements.*Equipment Needed: water, towel, mat and light hand weights.
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4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Pre-Ballet 2025 - Pre-Ballet Tuesday - Fall 2025
Designed to be creative and fun. Children will develop coordination, strengthen basic motor skills, and learn how to count music. Class work will include concepts of posture, creative movement, and an introduction to balletic terms. Sessions are 45 minutes long.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 2025 - Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 Tuesday - Fall 2025
This class focuses on technique and will include exercises at the barre in order to acquire the "placement," strength and balance necessary to execute the center work correctly.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Ballet for Adults '25 - Ballet for Adults Tuesday - Fall 2025
The traditional ballet workout does indeed work. Classes focus on total fitness - body and mind. Each class will begin with a sequence of "barre" exercises followed by stretching and strengthening floor exercises and ending with "center" work. You will need comfortable attire and ballet slippers or socks.
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Thursday September 18, 2025
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Tai Chi 2025 - Tai Chi Class - Fall 2025
Philipstown Tai Chi Class Marc Sabin teaches Tai Chi as a body/mind/spiritual practice. He guides students with great care, focusing on postural misalignments, internal dynamics and the powerful health benefits of the practice. When done correctly, Tai Chi is a well-rounded physical regimen that facilitates more comfort, greater mobility and increased strength. The gentle movements improve balance and equilibrium. Its benefits go far beyond a relaxed form of exercise and helps restore overall vitality. After a series of careful Qigong warm-ups, the Beginners’ Class focuses on the first eight postural movements of the popular Yang Family Tai Chi Form. About MarcMarc’s studies began in 1976. Before devoting himself to Tai Chi, he earned two black belts and an advanced diploma in Escrima, a Filipino stick-fighting art. He is a highly regarded instructor.
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4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Pre-Ballet 2025 - Pre-Ballet Thursday - Fall 2025
Designed to be creative and fun. Children will develop coordination, strengthen basic motor skills, and learn how to count music. Class work will include concepts of posture, creative movement, and an introduction to balletic terms. Sessions are 45 minutes long.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 2025 - Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 Thursday - Fall 2025
This class focuses on technique and will include exercises at the barre in order to acquire the "placement," strength and balance necessary to execute the center work correctly.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Ballet for Adults '25 - Ballet for Adults Thursday - Fall 2025
The traditional ballet workout does indeed work. Classes focus on total fitness - body and mind. Each class will begin with a sequence of "barre" exercises followed by stretching and strengthening floor exercises and ending with "center" work. You will need comfortable attire and ballet slippers or socks.
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Friday September 19, 2025
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Yoga 2025 - Yoga - Fall 2025
This yoga class provides light hearted instruction in breathing techniques, alignment and body awareness in a friendly, community atmosphere. This is a beginning level class appropriate for those who are new to yoga, returning to a practice or those with a beginner's mind. Those with injuries or physical limitations will be assisted in finding safe and comfortable adaptations. The emphasis is on Basic Floor poses, along with some standing poses and final relaxation; this is not a power or Vinyasa class. Yoga offers the opportunity to learn to better manage stress, improve concentration, flexibility and balance.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Golden Barre Class 2025 - Golden Barre - Fall 2025
For residents only! It’s the anti-aging workout for active older adults who are looking to improve balance, flexibility, and strength. For our “Barre Tenders”, the barre (or in most cases for students – a chair) is used as a prop for balance, while performing low-impact exercises that focus on isometric strength training (holding your body still while you contract a specific set of muscles) combined with high reps of small range-of-motion movements. For our class: NO actual Barre is required, just a chair or a solid surface (table, countertop, etc). Please note, however: There is no seated work with this program, you will be standing for the duration of class.*Water, towel, and light hand weights are recommended -- but not required.This class will be held in person and live streamed via ZOOM.
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Thursday September 25, 2025
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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Tai Chi 2025 - Tai Chi Class - Fall 2025
Philipstown Tai Chi Class Marc Sabin teaches Tai Chi as a body/mind/spiritual practice. He guides students with great care, focusing on postural misalignments, internal dynamics and the powerful health benefits of the practice. When done correctly, Tai Chi is a well-rounded physical regimen that facilitates more comfort, greater mobility and increased strength. The gentle movements improve balance and equilibrium. Its benefits go far beyond a relaxed form of exercise and helps restore overall vitality. After a series of careful Qigong warm-ups, the Beginners’ Class focuses on the first eight postural movements of the popular Yang Family Tai Chi Form. About MarcMarc’s studies began in 1976. Before devoting himself to Tai Chi, he earned two black belts and an advanced diploma in Escrima, a Filipino stick-fighting art. He is a highly regarded instructor.
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4:15 PM - 5:00 PM
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Pre-Ballet 2025 - Pre-Ballet Thursday - Fall 2025
Designed to be creative and fun. Children will develop coordination, strengthen basic motor skills, and learn how to count music. Class work will include concepts of posture, creative movement, and an introduction to balletic terms. Sessions are 45 minutes long.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
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Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 2025 - Beginning Ballet Grades K-1 Thursday - Fall 2025
This class focuses on technique and will include exercises at the barre in order to acquire the "placement," strength and balance necessary to execute the center work correctly.Miss Mary prefers that children participate barefoot in dance class (no ballet slippers necessary).
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6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Ballet for Adults '25 - Ballet for Adults Thursday - Fall 2025
The traditional ballet workout does indeed work. Classes focus on total fitness - body and mind. Each class will begin with a sequence of "barre" exercises followed by stretching and strengthening floor exercises and ending with "center" work. You will need comfortable attire and ballet slippers or socks.
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Friday September 26, 2025
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Yoga 2025 - Yoga - Fall 2025
This yoga class provides light hearted instruction in breathing techniques, alignment and body awareness in a friendly, community atmosphere. This is a beginning level class appropriate for those who are new to yoga, returning to a practice or those with a beginner's mind. Those with injuries or physical limitations will be assisted in finding safe and comfortable adaptations. The emphasis is on Basic Floor poses, along with some standing poses and final relaxation; this is not a power or Vinyasa class. Yoga offers the opportunity to learn to better manage stress, improve concentration, flexibility and balance.
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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Golden Barre Class 2025 - Golden Barre - Fall 2025
For residents only! It’s the anti-aging workout for active older adults who are looking to improve balance, flexibility, and strength. For our “Barre Tenders”, the barre (or in most cases for students – a chair) is used as a prop for balance, while performing low-impact exercises that focus on isometric strength training (holding your body still while you contract a specific set of muscles) combined with high reps of small range-of-motion movements. For our class: NO actual Barre is required, just a chair or a solid surface (table, countertop, etc). Please note, however: There is no seated work with this program, you will be standing for the duration of class.*Water, towel, and light hand weights are recommended -- but not required.This class will be held in person and live streamed via ZOOM.
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