Step into a world of movement and creativity with Emily and Amanda from The Girl Let Go! Join them for two hours of movement and artistic exploration.
The first hour is dedicated to rejuvenation with a restorative yoga class. Allow the gentle movements and calming poses to wash away the stresses of daily life, leaving you refreshed and inspired for what lies ahead. Following yoga, immerse yourself in the vibrant world of watercolor painting for the next 60 minutes.
But this isn't just any painting session – it's an opportunity to infuse your personal style into your artwork. Emily and Amanda will provide watercolor paper, brushes, and paints, feel free to bring any other supplies that inspire you.
Whether you're an experienced artist looking to create in community or a beginner eager to explore the world of watercolors, this event is for you. Join Emily and Amanda and a community of fellow art enthusiasts for a memorable experience of movement, relaxation, and self-expression!
Meet Your Co-Hosts
Emily Dresser
Hi, I’m Emily Tighe, the proud owner of Do Yoga Outside, a small Bend based business offering outdoor yoga experiences that connect our community to the breathtaking landscapes of Central Oregon. Do Yoga Outside is rooted in the belief that nature is a powerful space for healing, grounding, and connection. Practicing outdoors invites us to move with intention, breathe with the rhythm of the nature, and experience presence in a whole new way. Whether it's beneath a setting sun, beside a flowing river, or surrounded by towering trees, yoga in nature offers a deeper sense of calm, clarity, and belonging. As a certified Yoga Instructor, Wilderness First Responder, and Oregon Outfitters Guide, I create experiences that are not only intentional and welcoming, but also safe and deeply rooted in connection. I can’t wait to practice outside with you.
Amanda Enneking
Amanda Enneking is the artist behind The Girl Let Go. Originally from Kansas, Amanda moved to Oregon ten years ago and has been deeply inspired by the state’s landscapes ever since. In her free time Amanda enjoys spending time outdoors, whether it be snowboarding, hiking for wildflowers, or paddle boarding one of Central Oregon’s many bodies of water, Amanda feels most at home among the mountains. Despite a life-long obsession with art, Amanda didn’t start dabbling in watercolor painting until she was laid off from her corporate job amidst the pandemic. What started as a hobby quickly evolved into a passion for the medium’s unpredictable tendencies and a deep desire to share the Oregon landscapes she’s spent the past decade exploring. Small details, pattern-like designs, and a focus on color theory bring Amanda’s creations to life. However it is the support of her friends, family, and a deep need for creative expression that keeps Amanda painting.