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Thursday3/30
9:00 am9:30 am
Workplace Yoga with Chris Young

This beginner’s yoga class is designed for today’s work environment and all levels. No special mats or equipment required. No special workout clothes needed. Most importantly, no experience practicing yoga is required! This class will be 30 mins from 9-9:30am.

9:00 am9:15 am
Chair Fitness with BCBSTX

Join the BCBSTX team Thursday during the Get Fit Texas Challenge for a dynamic and fun 15-minute chair fitness session. Chair fitness is a low-intensity workout that combines cardio, strength and flexibility, all modified from a seated position. This is a perfect exercise if you are just starting an exercise routine, struggling with balance issues, or are recovering from an injury or surgery.

12:00 pm12:30 pm
Fitness Fusion with Rachel Schey

Join Rachel Schey for this all-levels fitness class where you will experience a blend of core strength, cardio, and general fitness movements that you can do anywhere. No equipment necessary!

1:00 pm2:30 pm
Houston History Magazine Launch and Panel Discussion

Houston History magazine’s launch and panel discussion features the radio program “Engines of Our Ingenuity,” its creator John Lienhard, history professor and contributor Catherine Patterson, and former producer Paul Pendergraft.

2:00 pm4:00 pm
Board Game Study Break

Take a break from the books! Games include Scrabble, Uno, Jenga, and many more! Food and drinks available to all participants.

All CSE and Breakthrough members are invited to join!

7:00 pm8:00 pm
The Unsung Masters: Bert Meyers

The Unsung Masters Series brings new attention to authors who have been unjustly overlooked or forgotten by history through the publication of an annual volume devoted not just to the work, but to shining light on authors’ lives and contexts. At this event, hear Dana Levin and Adele Elise Williams discuss and read from the work of a wildly under-recognized voice in Jewish American poetry, Bert Meyers.