December Joy Is A Feeling, Not Just A Season
"It's the most wonderful time of the year!" With Thanksgiving behind us and Christmas a few weeks away, hopefully all of the "to-dos" are well under control. As we close out 2025, there's so much to get done. Making sure kids and grandkids are taken care of, holiday plans are formalized, work projects are wrapped up. You may be going on vacation or just taking time off to be with family and friends. There are decorations to put up, hopefully a little snow to shovel and making sure the kids are passing all their classes. There's definitely nothing like the holiday season. With as much joy and happiness as comes with being around family and friends, there's also a level of stress that accompanies it. We all deal with those stresses in different ways. Some of us deal quite nicely but for those that are a little more like me, we've put together some options for making this holiday season just a bit more enjoyable. Please find a way to take some time for yourself. Self care is really a thing, and it's important. Focus on what the true meaning of the season is, and find a way to relax and enjoy this time. Try something new, step out of your box and maybe you'll find something that really lights you up.
As always, I'd like to thank you, the readers, for the overwhelming support you've shown us this year. Greenwood City Lifestyle continues to flourish, and I hope we're putting out exceptional content that provides value, ideas and benefits to the community. Thank you to our partners for trusting us with your brands and assisting us in what we do. Finally, I'd like to thank my team. Without you, I'd be lost.
Have a joyous holiday season and I can't wait to see what 2026 brings.
SCOTT GILCREST, PUBLISHER @GREENWOODCITYLIFESTYLE
December 2025
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May Your Days
A Dental Office Designed Around You
The team at Sauer Dentistry treats each patient as a member of the family. They take time to understand their symptoms and concerns and develop custom treatment plans that encourage optimal oral health and beautiful, vibrant smiles.
Dr. Whitney Marsh & Dr. Aaron Sauer
DECEMBER 2025
city scene
WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN
1: Toy drive drop-off deadline Dec. 1-14 at GFC Office/520 N. State Road 135, Ste. R. 2: Greenwood Family Chiropractic team is partnering with The Refuge for annual Adopt-A-Child Christmas Toy Drive. 3: Pick child’s name from GFC Christmas tree; shop wish list, return unwrapped gifts to GFC. 4: Johnson Memorial Health broke ground on new primary care facility in Bargersville, off Whiteland/Morgantown Roads. 5: Bargersville representatives created a Municipal Arts & Culture Commission and sought community volunteers for it. 6: Taxman Brewing Company received two Gold medals and a Bronze at Great American Beer Festival. 7: Happy 13th workiversary to Megan Stotts, hygienist at Sauer Dentistry.
GREENWOOD FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC
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GREENWOOD
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Sleep Smarter Workshop Scheduled Dec. 3 At 6:30 P.M.
Join Frances Rowland, DC, at Greenwood Family Chiropractic for an engaging, eye-opening Sleep Smarter Workshop to help attendees get the rest their bodies need and recharge before the holidays. Learn different factors that can impact sleep, and discover simple, natural solutions to improve it. Dr. Frances also will share how chiropractic care supports deeper, more restorative sleep by optimizing nervous systems. This workshop is free to attend, and guests are welcome. RSVP: CreatingHealthyIndy.com
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5th Annual Aberdeen Festival Of Lights: Dec. 13, 5-8 P.M.
Head to this festive Christmas event in Bargersville to benefit The Hope Gallery. Enjoy free Christmas cookies, see dozens of decorated homes, travel to Aberdeen farms to meet live reindeer, interact with live Nativity including a camel, visit a real-bearded St. Nick for free pictures with cellphone/camera, listen to the sound of live Christmas music, and visit an outdoor Christmas market with dozens of craft/food vendors. Admission’s free; Aberdeen is located at 5028 Abbeygate Blvd.
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We’re grateful for our community this holiday season — and giving back the best way we know how: helping you move, perform, and feel your best.
Photography by Aberdeen Community
Photography by Greenwood Family Chiropractic
Greenwood Village South Breaks Ground For The Future
A groundbreaking ceremony for The New Commons and Flats Residences at Greenwood Village South was held for this exciting new project. Greenwood Village South spokespersons indicated they’re committed to meeting the evolving needs of active older adults with this innovative independent living expansion, The Flats, as a new state-of-the-art assisted living and memory care neighborhood. The current completion date is spring 2027.
Two New Instructors Join StudioYOU Yoga
Jill Davis, StudioYOU Yoga assistant studio manager in Greenwood, says two new instructors were hired: “StudioYOU Yoga keeps growing and welcomes new instructors to the team: seasoned fitness leader Kim Barras (shown in picture on left), and new Johnson County transplant Tara Derisse (shown in picture on right).” Kim also has served as a fitness and personal trainer as well as gymnastic judge. Tara has been a yoga teacher since January 2023. Scan to read more
Photography by StudioYOU Yoga
Photography by Greenwood Village South
GIVE PEACE Of Mind
Handle Holiday Stress With Assistance From Peace Family Counseling Professionals
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON PHOTOGRAPHY BY LINDY MCCULLOUGH
"At Peace Family Counseling, we believe each client's the expert regarding their own lives and keeper of their story. When life’s circumstances leave someone feeling defeated, we help them find tools to get clarity and balance in their life, including navigating holiday stress," says director Lisa Franklin, LCSW.
Lisa Franklin, LCSW
"Holidays can be particularly stressful for Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs) because overstimulation can happen quickly with hectic schedules. My pro tip? See if you can cut expectations in half. Expected to be somewhere 6 hours, see if staying 3 would also work."
Lisa says Peace therapists commit to helping everyone find the right words to tell their personal story to restore peace in their life and relationships. "We're dedicated to healing the mind, spirit, heart and human relationships. And we're passionate about helping people go from feeling overwhelmed and shut down to empowered and in control."
The team says they pride themselves in walking alongside others without critiques or judgments.
"We provide therapy services for individuals, couples, children, teens and families, through a team of highly trained therapists whose values and vision of health are rooted in the Christian tradition," explains Lisa, who also conducts workshops for school teams, educators, pastors and parents.
Areas of the Peace team's expertise span anxiety/panic/depression; OCD; trauma/EMDR; grief/loss; sand tray/play therapy; spiritual formation/development; anger issues; substance abuse; abuse-related matters; relationship issues; and Highly Sensitive Persons (those who have an increased or deeper central nervous system sensitivity).
Sessions are 50-55 minutes in what Lisa assures is a safe, confidential environment to process and heal at 48 N. Emerson Ave., Ste. 650 in Greenwood.
Lisa assures the staff knows asking for help can be difficult or embarrassing, so most people avoid it for as long as possible. "We often tell clients a paraphrase of what Franciscan priest and author Richard Rohr says, 'what isn’t transformed is transmitted.' We know there's real courage in people deciding to face the pain of their past or present circumstances, and each therapist at Peace Family Counseling sees it as a great honor to be invited into people’s pain so they can feel better as soon as possible."
An additional way through which these professionals help others is by giving away a complimentary book of the month to those who register online for that opportunity.
317.881.0409
LISA VANEK, LCSW
"During holidays, maintain consistent routines even amid chaos. Give children advance notice before transitions, create a quiet space where they can decompress when overwhelmed and lower your expectations — behaviors often escalate when kids are overstimulated. Remember, connection before correction always works best."
STACY WEADICK, LMHC
"Holidays often stir emotional wounds from relationship ruptures and unmet expectations with family, friends and loved ones. Practicing emotional awareness, honoring your own needs and extending self-compassion can help soothe distress, fostering healing and balance during times of connection and transition."
GRACE PATTERSON, LMHCA
"Concerned about your kids and cellphone use during the holiday season? It’s the right time to set and model expectations that might include techfree time. Discuss genuine, in-person connections and what that looks like with family and friends."
LUKE HARTY, LCSW
"Couples can promote healthy connections during holidays by communicating expectations early, setting shared priorities and protecting couple time. Be a united team through family and financial stress. Show small acts of affection, check in emotionally, manage expectations, practice self-care and focus on meaningful traditions over perfection to nurture closeness during the holidays."
KATELYN "KATE" HUNTER, LMHC
"Dealing with perfectionism during holidays can ruin the fun. Set a 'good enough' goal for holiday tasks, like decorating or gift wrapping, and stop when it’s done, even if it’s not perfect. Your loved ones won’t remember the perfectness, they'll remember your joy and presence."
DARIN HAYS, LSW
"During the holidays it can be easy to feel overwhelmed or frustrated due to unmet expectations or highly stressful situations. This is especially true for those dealing with addictive behavior. My pro tip is to practice communicating your expectations and needs early to avoid the higher risk of unhealthy coping that leads to relapses."
OFFERING BIBLE DISCOVERY TIPS
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON
Jake Duke, Broker/ Owner At
Duke Collective,
Models Meaningful Way To Strengthen Relationships With Neighbors
As an international lead trainer and director of the Global Refugee Outreach for missionary nonprofit Biglife Global, Jake Duke brought that same heart-felt outreach to his neighbors. Starting in August, he's been hosting once weekly Bible study discussions via his home's patio.
"We come from different backgrounds in life, with various interests, some have a church home, some don't. But we discover new concepts about Jesus' examples, God and ourselves through small group discussions, honest interactions and open-ended attendance," he explains.
"Growing one at a time, we have 16 to 18 neighbors participating. And we're really getting to know each other so much better, also as a safe place for asking questions."
Jake says a Bible passage is highlighted at each gathering, followed by the following four questions:
1. What about the passage/reading was interesting?
2. What was challenging or hard to understand?
3. What does it teach us about who God is?
4. What does it reveal about people's hearts?
For Jake's assistance in replicating this, email jakeduke@ dukecollective.com.
Jake Duke's patio for weekly Bible discovery sessions with neighbors. They have moved indoors with cold weather.
Jake Duke leads Biblebased discussions.
LOOK, FEEL AND Perform Better
GRANT HAPPIER HEALTH
PRIME IV HYDRATION & WELLNESS GREENWOOD
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON | PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCOTT GILCREST
The Prime IV Hydration & Wellness Greenwood team.
From anti-aging wrinkle reduction to metabolism-boosting weight loss, clients can achieve the look they're working toward by allowing their bodies to heal themselves from the inside out, asserts Scott Cooper, co-owner of Prime IV Hydration & Wellness Greenwood at 704 South State Road 135, Ste. C, along with his wife, Julie Cooper, R.N., and Leanne Schlueter, D.C., owner of Greenwood Family Chiropractic.
Estimates indicate that up to 92% of the US population is either chronically dehydrated or vitamin deficient, with most people not even realizing they are.
"We provide infused IV blends of vitamins and minerals to give cells the rapid access required for healing," Scott explains. "Even helpful in recharging brains, micronutrients like magnesium, B-complex and our amino acid blend work together to improve cognitive function, reduce stress and help people stay mentally sharp, even when life is pulling you in 10 directions."
However, IV therapy caters to people's various health goals and preferences. Primary reasons for visits can include rehydration, anti-aging benefits, energy-boosting treatments, weight loss/metabolism support, heat recovery, migraines and addressing acute health concerns such as immunity protection, illness recovery, skin health, jetlag and athletic performance. Many people include IV therapy as part of their pre- and post-surgery support and recovery plans.
(From L to R): Prime IV coowners Leanne Schlueter, D.C., Scott Cooper, Julie Cooper.
Water is the primary and most vital nutrient of every cell in the body. Acting first as a building material, water is fundamental to cell structure. Julie says even human bones consist of more than a third water. Water’s adhesion properties allow it to attach easily to other things, making it the perfect transporter. This allows vital nutrients, minerals and chemicals to get into cells for biological processes, and pull waste out of cells to the kidneys for elimination.
For bonuses, such as glowing skin, shiny hair and strong nail benefits, extra biotin can be added to fusions.
Julie says all treatments are offered within a welcoming atmosphere and personal consultations. "Clients feel pampered and relaxed as they recline in massage chairs, accompanied by cozy blankets and eye masks to enhance the overall wellness experience."
She says because human stomachs are made for digestion, there are many benefits of IV therapy as an alternative health-boosting option. "By swallowing nutrients, our stomach acid was made to destroy, break down and digest, so this means that oral vitamins, which are taken by mouth and have to make their way through your digestive system and get broken down before they’re absorbed by the kidneys and liver, are ineffective for quickly and completely replenishing vitamin stores. IV therapy delivers 100% of the nutrients we provide."
What type of person is a prime candidate for IV treatments? Julie says prime candidates are anyone who wants to improve their health or who desires to strengthen their immune systems. She adds, "We can also assist with improved energy and naturally supporting hormones. Almost everyone is a candidate for improved health at Prime IV, and we would love to create a wellness plan to optimize wellness."
"Enjoy a relaxing spa environment during which treatments are steps toward customized, optimal health that rejuvenates both body and mind."
IV therapy sessions are led by medically trained professionals, ensuring safety and customization to specific health needs for the most effective outcomes. Some clients state visits to Prime IV are holistic wellness experiences that stimulate all five senses, ensuring profound rest and relaxation.
Regarding new offerings coming in 2026, Julie, Scott and Dr. Leanne indicate they will have a new IV menu. Some of their IV drips will include NAD+ infusions [nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide]. They will continue to partner with clients through memberships. Dr. Leanne says as with anything, consistency is key when optimizing health and wellness.
"Whether one needs clarity, calm or energy, or all three, we’ve got you covered," vows Scott.
317.882.8889
PrimeIVGreenwood.com
The Mostest-es WITH
Steve Huth Jr., owner of Steve's Flowers and Gifts, 2900 Fairview Place in Greenwood, was kind enough to share sneak peeks of some of the store's new holiday gift items for this year. "Our popular items continue to include illuminated décor, snow globes and a variety of comfort items, all of which would make excellent hostess gifts or holiday presents," he adds.
317.787.3431 StevesFlowers.com
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Uncorking A New Wine Label
Artist Series Wine Project Winner Revealed For Mallow Run Winery 20th Anniversary
Mallow Run Winery has hosted an Artist Series Wine project annually since 2012 for which a label is selected from among local artists' entries to display on a select bottle of wine. In honor of the winery's 20th anniversary this year, special wine label artwork was solicited for creations inspired by Mallow Run Winery's community, tasting room, history or special memories.
The artist with the 2025 winning, wraparound label design is Megan Crocker, an artist who resides in Greenfield. "I'm super happy about this. It's a huge honor," she assures.
She says her parents happily frequent Mallow Run in Bargersville, and encouraged her to enter the label competition.
The winery's staff held a formal recognition for Megan at their Handmade & Heartfelt Festival at The Sycamore on Nov. 9, with her signing bottles and selling prints of this work and others she has done.
Megan graduated during August 2020 at Indiana University-Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in drawing and illustration from the Herron School of Art + Design. She accepts commissioned artwork and also works as a youth services library assistant at Hancock County Public Library. She says she excels in working with traditional media, such as watercolor, graphite, charcoal and acrylic, but also is proficient with digital media.
Additionally, this self-professed "library lady" assembles lesson plans to teach art classes to community youths, including girl scouts.
ARTICLE BY JULIE BROWN PATTON
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JP PITCOCK
For the Mallow Run Winery label competition, each artist could submit up to three, original works that were completed within the last five years, with an unframed size minimum 20-inch longest side, maximum 36-inch longest side. Acceptable media were two-dimensional works of oil, acrylic, watercolor, pastel/colored pencil, pen and ink, charcoal or mixed media. No computer art, photographs, sculptures or reproductions were allowed.
Previous winners of this contest include:
• Pinot Grigio featuring label artwork by Patty Coulter
• Cabernet Sauvignon featuring label artwork by Marianna Richards
• Red Blend featuring label artwork by Patti Paris Owens
• White wine with label artwork by Nadine Najjar
• Red Blend featuring label artwork by Chuck Horsman
• Catawba featuring label artwork by Canary Artwork Stephanie McDairmant
Megan Crocker, winning artist.
• White Blend featuring label artwork by Greg Potter
• Red Blend featuring label artwork by Cheerie Joy
• Sauvignon Blanc featuring label artwork by Delaram Moghaddam
• Red Blend featuring label artwork by Rose Brenner
• White Blend featuring label artwork by Craig Mullins Megan, also known in art circles as Scorptopi (combination of being born a Scorpio in November and her favorite animal being octopi), relishes her winning label surrounding a white wine. She named her 15-by-20-inch acrylic creation "Sunset at Mallow." This and more of Megan's work can be viewed at Scorptopi.com
Run Winery is nestled within a family farm, which provides a cozy, rustic ambiance, often with live music. The group's 20th Anniversary Wine Series includes Moscato – 20th Anniv, as a return of a fan favorite with tropical mango, apricot and fresh peach flavors to make this a perfect wine around the pool or around the campfire, as well as Red Blend – 20th Anniv, a smooth, fruit-forward dry red made from an old favorite, Chancellor grapes. It has flavors of cherry and red raspberry shine through with no oak influence.
317.422.1556 MallowRun.com
Mallow
Megan's original acrylic creation "Sunset at Mallow."
Megan Crocker's winning wine label for Mallow Run Winery's 20th anniversary.
LOVE YOUR extraordinary LIFE
WINTER in a glass
HOLIDAY COCKTAILS & COZY CREATIONS
SPICED CINNAMON RUM FLIP
A luscious holiday cocktail with warming spices, rich texture, and a beautiful cinnamon garnish.
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 oz dark or spiced rum
• 3/4 oz cinnamon simple syrup
• 1 oz heavy cream
• 1 whole egg
• Dash of ground nutmeg
• Dash of vanilla extract
Garnish: cinnamon stick and a light dusting of nutmeg or cinnamon
Make Cinnamon Simple Syrup:
Combine 1/2 cup sugar, 1/2 cup water, and 2 cinnamon sticks in a saucepan. Simmer for 10 mins, let cool, and strain. Store in the fridge.
Add rum, cinnamon syrup, cream, egg, vanilla, and a pinch of nutmeg to a shaker. Shake vigorously for 15–20 seconds to emulsify the egg. Strain into a coupe or stemmed glass like the one in your photo. Top with a cinnamon stick across the rim and a dusting of nutmeg or cinnamon. Optional: Add 1/2 oz chilled espresso for a coffee kick.
FESTIVE CRANBERRY GIN FIZZ
A bright, elegant cocktail with a foamy top and a hint of holiday spirit.
INSTRUCTIONS:
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 oz gin
• 1 oz cranberry juice
• 3/4 oz lemon juice
• 1/2 oz simple syrup
• 1 egg white
Optional: splash of sparkling water or club soda
Garnish: fresh rosemary or thyme sprig
INSTRUCTIONS:
In a cocktail shaker, combine gin, cranberry juice, lemon juice, simple syrup, and egg white. Shake vigorously for about 20 seconds to create the frothy top. Double strain into a chilled coupe glass to get that smooth, foamy top. Add a small splash of sparkling water if you’d like a bit of fizz. Gently place a sprig of rosemary or thyme on top of the foam.
Whether you’re hosting a gathering or simply treating yourself, these holiday drinks are guaranteed to bring a little extra cheer to your cup.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES
BOURBON VANILLA
BEAN HOT CHOCOLATE
An ultra-creamy, chocolatey holiday drink with a hit of warm bourbon and a vanilla bean twist.
• 2 cups whole milk
• 1/2 cup heavy cream
INGREDIENTS:
• 1/2 cup high-quality dark chocolate (chopped or chips)
• 2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder
• 2 tbsp sugar or maple syrup
• 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
• Pinch of sea salt
• 2 oz bourbon
Topping: 4 large marshmallows
Optional garnish: grated dark chocolate, whipped cream, cinnamon
INSTRUCTIONS:
In a small saucepan over medium heat, combine milk, cream, cocoa powder, sugar, vanilla, and salt. Whisk until smooth and heated through. Add chopped dark chocolate and stir constantly until melted and silky. Lower heat if needed to avoid scorching. Remove from heat, then stir in bourbon. Taste and adjust sweetness or strength to your liking. Top with marshmallows. Add whipped cream, a sprinkle of cinnamon or nutmeg, and shaved chocolate.
Optional: Add a pinch of cinnamon and cayenne for spicy depth.
Kid-friendly version: Omit bourbon and add peppermint extract or caramel syrup instead.
HOLIDAY SPICED GINGERBREAD LATTE
A warm, frothy, and festively spiced drink perfect for winter nights.
INGREDIENTS:
For the latte:
• 1 shot of espresso (or 1/2 cup strong brewed coffee)
• 3/4 cup milk
• 2 tbsp gingerbread syrup
• Whipped cream
For the gingerbread syrup:
• 1/2 cup water
• 1/2 cup brown sugar
• 1 tbsp molasses
• 1/2 tsp ground ginger
• 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
• 1/4 tsp nutmeg
• 1/8 tsp ground cloves
• 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Optional toppings:
• Ground cinnamon or nutmeg for dusting
• Marshmallow
• Crushed gingerbread cookie around the rim or on top
INSTRUCTIONS:
Make the gingerbread syrup:
In a small saucepan, combine water, brown sugar, molasses, and spices. Bring to a gentle boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 2–3 minutes until slightly thickened. Remove from heat, stir in vanilla extract, and let cool. Store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Prepare the drink:
Brew your espresso or strong coffee. Heat and froth your milk. In your glass, add 2 tablespoons of the gingerbread syrup. Pour in the espresso, then the steamed milk, stirring gently to combine. Spoon frothed milk or whipped cream on top. Dust with cinnamon or nutmeg.
Optional: Rim the glass with crushed gingerbread cookie crumbs for extra flair.
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DECEMBER 5TH
Inaugural Yuletide On Baldwin
Downtown Bargersville/Umbarger Plaza | 4:30 PM
Experience the magic of the holiday season with a brand-new event, Yuletide on Baldwin Holiday Lighting. Downtown Bargersville and Umbarger Plaza will be filled with twinkling lights and displays. Through a visit with Santa, youths can give him their wish lists. Live reindeer, kids’ activities, live music and sweet treats also are planned. This event ends at 8 p.m.
DECEMBER 6TH
KiD CiTY Christmas
Amphitheater Park | 5:00 PM
This event will be filled with holiday fun including a train ride through the Amphitheater Lighted Trail powered by Williams Comfort Air to grab Selfies with Santa. Admission is $10. Go inside for some hot cocoa, bounce house and a holiday craft to take home to remember the magic. This event concludes at 8 p.m.
DECEMBER 6TH
Pancakes With Santa
The Sycamore At Mallow Run | 9:00 AM
Old Saint Nick is making a stop in Bargersville at 7070 W. Whiteland Road before ‘the’ big night. Kids of all ages are invited to join a delicious breakfast buffet or noon brunch by Sweet & Savory Catering with all the fixin’s, including pancakes, of course! There will be fun Christmas crafts, music and specialty drinks running through 2 p.m.
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DECEMBER 13TH
Breakfast With Santa Greenwood Community Center | 8:30 AM
Santa Claus is a big fan of Greenwood; every year, the jolly gift-giver makes time for an appearance. Children 1 year and younger are free. Two sessions: 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. for $50/table up to six. Breakfast served by SmokeHouse Catering: two pancakes, two sausage links, scrambled eggs, cheesy hash brown casserole. Donut decorating and photo-op with Santa included.
DECEMBER 13TH
Spooky Christmas
Vendor Fair
248 Market Plaza | 11:00 AM
Join Greenwood Happy Haunts for a unique holiday shopping experience until 5 p.m. No fee for entrance or parking. Explore a variety of vendors offering handmade crafts, festive decor and delicious treats. Whether shopping for gifts or looking to treat oneself, attendees can find something special.
DECEMBER 28TH
Community Day
StudioYOU Yoga Greenwood | 9:00 AM
Community Day will be hosted for all classes for just $10 for non-members all day. The studio is located in Greenwood at 862 S. SR 135, Ste. I. Find the live class schedules by visiting StudioYouYoga.com/Yoga-Schedule For questions, call 317.882.8733.
