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🧘 Unwind at this annual yoga festival in Asheville

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Experience the transformative power of yoga and wellness with Love Shine Play.

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Whether you’re a longtime yogi or just need a break, reconnect mind + body at the immersive 8th Annual Love Shine Play Yoga Festival, July 24-27 in Asheville.

Experience master-led movement, music, and mindfulness workshops across four deeply restorative days in a city that bounced back so strongly from Hurricane Helene that it was named a top travel destination for 2025 by The New York Times.

Plus, explore vibrant neighborhoods and local experiences to continue supporting AVL businesses.

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