Noelle: Iyengar yoga classes

22/06/2026

Dates for classes over summer.

This current block ends on Tuesday 30th June / Thursday 2nd July.

There'll be a 3 week break before starting again on 28th/30th July.
It will run continuously until 25th/27th August.

The following block will run from 1st/3rd September until 6th/8th October with one week break in the middle, so no classes on 15th/17th September.

In addition, I'll be running a family woodland yoga session on 31st July 11-12am and an adult one on 1st August 9.30-10.45. Booking is via Buxton Opera House Outdoors events website.

08/06/2026

Delighted to be back teaching yoga in Grinlow woods again this summer as part of Buxton Opera House Outdoors Arts Festival. Family yoga on Friday 31st July
Adults on Saturday August 1st.

Click on the links for more information and to make your booking.

https://buxtonoperahouse.org.uk/events/family-forest-yoga-age-4-8-2026/
https://buxtonoperahouse.org.uk/events/woodland-yoga-18-2026/

Practising yoga in beautiful Grin Low Woods is a wonderful experience.Just arrive with an open mind, a sense of curiosity, and a willingness to have a go a

31/05/2026

Summer workshop with my regular teaching buddy Yoga with Heidi.
Exploring the gunas, and sharing, to the best of our ability, snippets of wisdom from this year's Convention with Birjoo Mehta.

28/05/2026

28/05/2026

☺️ I'm thrilled to have won (yes, me!) the Page 100 prize for my novel Finding the Plot, a retelling of the Bhagavad Gita.

What a wonderful surprise to follow on from the amazing Iyengar Yoga Convention in Glasgow with Birjoo Mehta in the company of my yoga buddies. 🙏

04/05/2026

My novel Finding the Plot, a retelling of the Bhagavad Gita set on an allotment in Yorkshire's Rhubarb Triangle, has been shortlisted for the Page 100 prize.
Taking tiny steps towards publication 🤞

06/04/2026

Pleased that Embark Literary Journal has included the opening of my novel Finding the Plot in the latest issue. It's a retelling of the Bhagavad Gita on an allotment in Yorkshire's Rhubarb Triangle.

Editor’s Introduction While reading the ten novel openings featured in this issue of Embark, I found myself thinking about all the settings in which they take place. One of the pleasures of running…