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Join us for the second annual Anchored in Wellness at Liberty Station—a day dedicated to movement and mindfulness in the heart of San Diego. On Saturday, June 28th, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Ingram Plaza will transform into a wellness sanctuary featuring yoga, Pilates, HIIT, dance, meditation, sound healing and breathwork sessions. Experience our vendor marketplace, participate in classes on two dedicated stages, and enjoy special features including ice baths, contest giveaways and a wine and beer garden.This celebration brings together San Diego's vibrant wellness community for a day of rejuvenation and connection. The carefully designed experience features two distinct wellness zones where participants can freely move between energizing physical activities and centering mindfulness practices throughout the day.What to Expect: Enjoy a Pilates Class by Club Pilates, Ice Baths + Breathwork by Soul Plunge and The Breathwork Sound Bath by Guy Douglas. Participate in a Yoga Class led by Yoga Six, Vinyasa flow by CorePower and Cardio dance by Madhouse Dance. Experience a Silent Disco by Serving Sundays, try a Beginner bellicon Jumping Class or join the Pickleball tournament by Volo. Throughout the day, attend educational workshops, refuel at Food Trucks and relax in our Beer and Wine Garden. Sample the latest health products, visit massage and chiropractic vendors and explore offerings from over 45 wellness-focused vendors. Dance to beats by DJ Mancat, enter exciting giveaways and discover endless surprises throughout the day!"Anchored in Wellness" represents Liberty Station's commitment to becoming a cornerstone of San Diego's wellness scene. Whether you're deepening your existing practice or exploring new dimensions of wellbeing, this event welcomes participants at all levels in one of the city's most beloved community spaces.This event will take place rain or shine. No refunds.Visit: https://libertystation.com/events/anchored-in-wellnessLiberty Station on Instagram and Facebook

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Americans across the country received harmful hate messages via text after the election. The communication industry has been trying to figure out how it happened.

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