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Source Yoga’s Monthly Queer + Trans Yoga Class with Felix Hill
Second Sunday Monthly beginning Oct 11; 5:30-6:30pm
A space for queer and Trans folks of all backgrounds to connect and practice gentle and adaptable yoga in community.
What it will include:
This is a monthly class that starts with brief introductions, meditation and mindfulness practices, allows brief time for sharing and offers a well rounded class that is accessible for a wide variety of abilities.
Giving back:
Entry is 10$. Preregistration recommended! Any additional donations will raise funds for an immigrant rights organization. Link to donate will be available at the class.
Fall Dates:
October 11th, November 8th, December 13th
Location:
Source Yoga North Tacoma
2712 N 21st St., Tacoma, WA
Cost:
$10
Email questions to: [email protected]
Space is limited. Preregister here.
Felix Hill, PT, DPT, OCS
Felix has felt deeply supported by yoga on a personal level since their early 20’s. In the fall of 2025, as LGBTQ+ and immigrant communities began to be targeted in new ways, they felt the need to deepen their yoga practice and build more spiritual community.
Felix completed their 200 hour teacher training at 8 Limbs Yoga in Seattle in May. They were a massage therapist for 8 years and studied Craniosacral therapy in Seattle, then moved to Denver, Colorado to earn their doctorate in physical therapy at Regis University. They earned their Orthopedic Specialist Certification in 2024. Felix has worked as a physical therapist at Wellspring Physical Therapy in Federal Way since June of 2025.
Felix shares yoga to quiet the whirlwind of events in our minds so that we can connect with our higher selves. They believe that through the practice of yoga, we can cultivate the self awareness, groundedness and skills we need to grow together and ultimately try to co-create a better world.
Since moving here with their wife in 2022, they have found a wonderful community in Tacoma. In their free time, they go for walks in Tacoma’s parks with their doberman-lab mix and grow berries, flowers and vegetables in their community garden.
