When
20 JUN 2026
12noon - 5pm PT
Where
SF LGBT Center
1800 Market Street, SF, CA

Get Ready for Summer Pride: Our 15th SF WBF!

Welcoming the Summer Season and June Pride Month in SF!


We’re gearing up for Summer Pride! We return to the SF LGBT Center who will host our 15th seasonal Well-being Fair with sponsorship from Pride House SF and UCSF’s PrideMed! For this Pride-related event, we gather a diverse team of LGBTQ+ practitioners to share tools that support personal and collective well-being. Doors open to ALL to attend classes, conversations, and be amongst a diverse, loving community!

Launched in 2022, the SF Well-being Fair is a seasonal event that occurs at the turn of each season. At the SF WBF, we are passionate about building community to support everyone’s birthright – yours/our well-being and safety! We love creating an engaging environment where individuals can explore various aspects of wellness, from physical health to mental and spiritual growth.

We gather a diverse team of practitioners who are teachers, coaches, therapists, artists and more who come together to share their wisdom and practices. Less wellness marketplace, more informational, experiential and resourceful ways to inspire one another towards a holistic approach to being well in a dynamic world of joys and sorrows. We are committed to supporting and connecting with our fellow BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities to create greater presence, awareness, and access to wellness opportunities for our unique well-being.

What Drives Our Dream


Being well is our birthright, though our stressful world can block our view with everyday life priorities and world crises. We aim to bring practical wisdom to the forefront of our body, mind and heart by countering the heavy hands of our industrial complex. We offer support and motivation for movement and rest towards the highest service to all. We envision an equitable world that prioritizes kindness and harmony for every being.
Our mission is to empower individuals with direct knowledge, practical tools, and collective experiences that promote physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. We approach this event in collaboration and commit to an inclusive environment to celebrate health, diversity, and self-dignity for all people regardless of race, gender, class or sexual orientation. We request that practitioners we work with are aligned with this mission.
We welcome all who seek compassionate connections where creativity and diversity are expressions of well-being. Rather than think of wellness as something to purchase, we offer reminders that well-being is instinctive. We aim to bring accessibility and engagement for all, where collaboration and honoring one another can outweigh oppression and othering. We celebrate & highlight our LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities.

Meet Our Practitioners
2022-Present


Faq

Register NOW for our Summer Pride SF Well-being Fair!


As with all fairs, you can expect small group workshops, conversation circles, interactive 1:1 session with practitioners, coloring & craft area, vegan snacks and drinks, and an opportunity to explore a wide range of health and wellness centered experiences that explore the connection between personal and collective well-being.

Registration links are shared throughout the website. You are also welcome to walk-up on the day of the event.

Summer Pride will be an in person only event. Our livestream option will NOT be available for this season. Please send an email if you are interested in live-streaming in the future: sfwbf@mukundastudio.com

Admission is open and FREE to all and welcome to all! Donations will be welcomed during registration and at the door, collected by our volunteers. All donations will be directed to the Well-being Fair organizing team to help produce future fairs.

All ages are welcomed. Children under 14 are advised to be accompanied by an adult. While there are no sessions specifically geared for children, the fair may be a welcomed opportunity to discuss the nature of well-being as a personal and collective journey.

Yes! We’d love for you to be a part of our events! Please connect with us using the contact page or email info@mukundastudio.com and we’ll reach back to you within 48 hours.

Yes, the SF LGBT Center is ADA Accessible including bathrooms and an elevator to reach the 2nd floor. Please let us know if you have any questions and if there are any ways we can be sure to be of support to your day at the Well-being Fair. Contact us at sfwbf@mukundastudio.com.

We’d love to have you get involved. Please email sfwbf@mukundastudio.com to inquire or complete the Practitioner Interest Form. We have filled all spaces for the Summer Pride SF WBF – all practitioners for this summer event identify as LGBTQ+

View the Summer Pride schedule for 6/20/26!

Plan your Well-being Fair adventure by choosing the events for your day. First-come, first served on mini-treatments and readings.


Nick Ward (they/them)

Welcome to Summer Pride 2026!
SF WBF Host/Co-Presenter
12noon-12:15pm

Originally from Manchester in the UK, I moved to SF in 2016 (via London for 13 years) with my husband James.
Professionally, I grew up in the retail space working across the industry in Europe, Australia, and the U.S. I love taking ownership and so my roles have been broad, encompassing senior leadership, business development, and customer experience. I am now grateful and excited to use those skills at the Center, learn from my amazing coworkers, and contribute to the LGBTQ+ community here in the Bay Area.

Timothy Hampton (All Pronouns)

Welcome to Summer Pride 2026!
SF WBF Host/Co-Presenter
12noon-12:15pm

Timothy “T.K.” Hampton is a dynamic individual who brings his Southern roots and creative spirit to the Bay Area, empowering communities through movement, arts, and holistic wellness.  Timothy "T.K." Hampton is a Nashville-born advocate, artist, and director currently based in Oakland, California, where he serves as the Director of Cultural Programs at the SF LGBT Center. His work focuses on the intersection of queer art, advocacy, and holistic healing, particularly for Black and BIPOC LGBTQIA+ communities.

Marc Morozumi (he/him)

  12-12:15pm
Welcome to Summer Pride 2026!
Founder/Owner of Mukunda Studio and Presenter of the SF WBF
12noon-12:15pm

Marc is a certified Integral Yoga Hatha, Raja, Meditation and stress management teacher with over 5000 teaching hours and a CMT in the state of California.  His diverse career history, which has varied from a life in the arts to working in a high-paced event world, unifies in one voice today as a health and wellness entrepreneur. He is a Lead Yoga Trainer for Integral Yoga Institute (IYI) and helped design the first BIPOC YTT with the SF IYI in 2021. He has staffed IYI's silent retreats since 2011 and teaches public, private and corporate Yoga classes every week. He opened M Spa Yoga by Yogamukunda, The Yoga Loft @ MX3 Fitness and in 2020, opened and turned all focus to Mukunda Studio in SOMA, SF, CA. He is dedicated to building conscious community where the natural state of compassion, kindness and empathy can rise as a valued power in society, naturally weakening supremacy and the illusion of separateness.

Honey Mahogany (she/they)

Grand Hostess - Returning for 3rd Year!
Summer Pride 2026! - SF Well-being Fair
12:15-12:40pm

Honey Mahogany grew up in San Francisco and received her Masters in Social Welfare from UC Berkeley. Honey has experience working in government at both the county and statewide level, as well as 20+ years experience working with LGBTQI2S+ youth, adults, and seniors as a direct service provider, programs director, and advocate. Her work has earned her recognition from the City and County of San Francisco, the State of California, and awards from numerous organizations including Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom; The GLIDE Center for Social Justice; and the Women's Foundation of California.

Nas Mohamed (he/him)

Special Welcome from our Grand Host
Spring Renewal 2026! - SF Well-being Fair
12noon-12:15pm

Nasser "Nas" Mohamed is a physician from Qatar and a LGBT rights activist, founder of Alwan Foundation. In 2022, he became the first Qatari to publicly come out as a gay man and has sought to raise awareness of the persecution of LGBT people in Qatar in advance of the country hosting the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Mohamed has lived in the United States since 2011, where he practices as a physician.

Kamelle Mills (he/him)

Special Welcome from our Headlining Practitioner
Summer Pride 2026! - SF Well-being Fair
12:15-12:40pm

I am a creative self-starter with a passion for people. As a trained actor and senior instructor at SoulCycle, I aspire to inspire others daily through a powerful mind-body experience. SoulCycle isn't just in the business of changing bodies; we're in the business of changing lives. I have worked in 3 states and lead the opening and development of two new markets including New York, California and Texas.

Kamelle Mills (he/him)

  12:15-1pm
12:45-1:15pm: Poetry for the Senses, Movement and Breath for the Soul
Category: Relaxation, calming for body/nervous system
Rainbow Room - 2nd Floor Studio

Join Kamelle as he helps kick off the fair with a grounding practice that starts with poetry to awaken the creative heart/mind and stimulate the senses. He'll then lead us into movement and breath exercises that everyone can do. Collectively, we acknowledge the bold design of our human system that can transform and transmit love and joy even from the darkest and most difficult of times. We rise individually and together for a moment where we recognize a beautiful pathway to well-being in community!

Jason Torres Hancock

  1:00 - 1:30pm
1:25-1:55pm: Body Awareness Somatic Movement and Sounding Practices
Category: Movement and Sound
Rainbow Room - 2nd Floor Studio

Jason Torres Hancock is a performing artist in dance and theatre, a creator of performance, a teacher of performance, and a body-worker. Jason has performed in dance and theatre works in San Francisco, Denver, Boulder, Chicago, New York City, and England. He holds a Masters in Mythological Studies with Emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and a Masters of Fine Arts in Theatre: Contemporary Performance from Naropa University. Jason has been offering Body Awareness Coaching since 2012. The practices I will offer include subtle ways to relax and reset the body using the floor and moving slowly to standing. During the movement practices vocal expression will be encouraged and breath support emphasized. To close the experience participants will move around the space with intention and collective awareness.

Chance Albee (Any Pronouns)

2:05-2:35pm: Storytelling through somatic movement, breathwork & meditation
Category: Movement, Breathwork, Meditation
Rainbow Room: 2nd Floor Studio

HOME (Heart Open Mind Evolving) is a high energy movement, breathwork and meditation experience. Over the years of trying to find my own home in this world, I have learned many modalities to help come home to myself in my body. This is the intention of HOME: to help others come home to themselves in their body. When we allow this, we allow authentic connection and expression with others as well. Our bodies hold the energy of every story we've ever experienced, absorbed and believed. Unchecked these stories run our lives. HOME is a community of storytellers, movers and healers who aim to take back their power and rewrite the stories that keep us bound. We do this through community movement, breath, sound, playfulness, vulnerability, curiosity and listening.

Chasejamison (CJ) Spears (she/they)

2:45-3:15pm: Gentle yoga and consistent journaling for emotional healing
Category: Yoga Session
Rainbow Room: 2nd Floor Studio

I am CJ (Chasejamison Akilah Manar-Spears), a Bay Area based yoga teacher and writer. I create spaces where stillness, story, and liberation meet. Through embodied yoga practices and Afro-surrealist storytelling, I support nervous system healing, imaginative freedom, and creativity as resistance. This work lives on the mat, on the page, and in community. If you’re seeking grounded yoga classes, poetry and speculative fiction, or creative spaces rooted in Black womanhood, nature, and future-building: you’re in the right place. Combining yoga and journaling creates a powerful synergy for emotional healing, bridging the gap between body and mind. While yoga settles the body, meditative writing regulates emotions by helping you process experiences without judgment. Together, these practices form a holistic ritual: yoga opens the energetic channels, and journaling captures the insights that follow.

Timothy Hampton (All Pronouns)

3:20-4:10pm: XTREME HIP HOP STEP: 45 min high impact class
Category: Fitness
Rainbow Room: 2nd Floor Studio

Timothy “T.K.” Hampton is a dynamic individual who brings his Southern roots and creative spirit to the Bay Area, empowering communities through movement, arts, and holistic wellness.  Timothy "T.K." Hampton is a Nashville-born advocate, artist, and director currently based in Oakland, California, where he serves as the Director of Cultural Programs at the SF LGBT Center. His work focuses on the intersection of queer art, advocacy, and holistic healing, particularly for Black and BIPOC LGBTQIA+ communities.
This is a beginner-friendly class moving and grooving to hip hop music while getting a full-body cardio workout. Xtreme Hip-Hop Step is a high-energy fitness class that combines step aerobics with hip hop music and dance, offering a fun and full-body cardio  workout with dynamic routines set to old and new school tracks.

Nick Venegoni (he/they)

4:20-4:50pm: Queer Sound Bath Meditation
Category: Sound Bath
Rainbow Room: 2nd Floor Studio

Nick is a holistic psychotherapist, coach and hypnotherapist based in San Francisco. He studied classical piano in his youth, and has sung in multiple community choruses. Nick has studied MetaMusic with Laura Inserra, and Sound Meditation Design and Yoga of Piano with Lynda Arnold/DivaSonic. Some of his other teachers and influences in sound healing are Tom Kenyon, Silvia Nakkach, Isa Gucciardi and Karma Moffett. He has a passion for earth-based & LGBTQ+ spiritualities, and transformational healing.

Panel Discussion: ViiV Healthcare

1:00-2pm: Learn the Latest on PrEP medications
Category: Sexual Health
1st Floor Art Gallery

Preventing HIV is a vital step to ending the HIV epidemic. With more HIV prevention options than ever before, now is the time for each of us to consider the role we can play in preventing HIV.
At ViiV Healthcare, we are committed to leaving no one living with HIV behind – regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual identification or socioeconomic status. We put community at the center of everything we do.
Learn more about why we are so proud of our commitments to communities in the US most disproportionally impacted by HIV and meet a few of our grantees to see how our work is directly impacting the communities they serve.

Panel Discussion – Community Healing

2:10-2:45pm: Healing is a Team Activity: Everyone Makes the Difference
Category: Community Healing
1st Floor Art Gallery

Sarah Doyle is a Social Worker and member of the IfNotNow Movement, an organization focused on speaking up for Palestinian liberation while ending American support for Israel's Apartheid. Sarah will moderate this panel to bring Leona Hariharan  (PrideMed), Pride House SF, and Timothy Hampton (SF LGBT Center) into conversation around the importance of expanding the vision of working together as a team for shared liberation versus staying stuck in a survival mind that indulges in personal comfort and safety even if at the expense of another. What could our world be like if we joined together as one human team to support each other? Could our own healing become the template for collective healing? Join us for a dynamic, engaging, even joyful discussion to uplift everyone for more equitable world. 

Panel Discussion – Personal Activism

3-3:35pm: A Personal Journey that Activates Creative, Social Change
Category: Personal Activism
1st Floor Art Gallery

Talia Hoffman, Community Organizer and activist, will help spark a discussion with our panelists to examine the story of personal life experience that actively challenged or even disrupted the status quo.  The often quoted vision by Mahatma Gandhi - "Be the change you wish to see in the world" asks us first to investigate our own personal journey so that the change starts with us. Joining Talia will be Jackie Ngo (UCSF PrideMed), Lorris Eichinger (Ballet22), and Nick Ward (SF LGBT Center), all of whom have very different paths but a common theme of self-discovery that initiated a course of creative social change. Join for a lively conversation to inspire reflection on your own personal journey and the power within you to live your life courageously with pride in service to humanity.

Conversation Circle: Spiritual Activism

3:45-4:15m: Conscious Activism as an Intertwined Movement Towards Oneness
Category: Spiritual Activism
1st Floor Art Gallery

Marc Morozumi is a yoga teacher and owner of Mukunda Studio and the initiator of the SF Well-being Fair. He has been practicing yoga since 2001 and teaching since 2009. He enjoys connecting spiritual practice with practical life applications. Join this conversation if you're interested in discussing the common theme of resistance in activism work. We'll reflect on what it means to push up against the structures that intend to minimize, separate or even erase marginalized communities and people for the sake of an upholding systems of supremacy. When we can recognize that as humans on this planet, we share more in common and even long for a similar experience of feeling seen and heard, we may wish to work harder to bring this vision to life forward. We recognize the ubiquitous systems of oppression in order to empower collective efforts of social activism as one cause.

Conversation Circle: Spiritual Practice

4:25-4:55pm: Nourishing Your Spiritual Health
Category: Spirituality
1st Floor Gallery

Bex Mui, M. Ed, (she/her) is a queer witch, energy worker, and spiritual organizer. In 2021, Bex shifted from national LGBTQ+ advocacy to community-focused support. She founded House Of Our Queer, a QTBIPOC-centered playspace and nourishing ground for the spiritual health of the queer and trans community. In her book, House of Our Queer: Healing, Reframing, and Reclaiming Your Spiritual Practice, she shares about her spiritual journey and current practices including astrology, tarot, sacred sexuality, and honoring ancestors. She hosts monthly events in Oakland including a Moon Circle, the Queer Magic Dance party, and an Astrology and Tarot Salon.

Chance Albee (Any Pronouns)

  12-2
2nd Floor Tabling
HOME - Heart Opening Mind Expanding

Meet Chance, creator of HOME (Heart Open Mind Evolving). HOME is a high energy movement, breathwork and meditation experience. Over the years of trying to find my own home in this world, I have learned many modalities to help come home to myself in my body. This is the intention of HOME: to help others come home to themselves in their body. When we allow this, we allow authentic connection and expression with others as well.

Jayme Roderick (they/them)

2nd Floor Tabling
Integration & Empowerment Coach
Coaching for Authenticity and Self-Empowerment

Jayme Roderick spent over 25 years bringing stories to life — on Broadway, Off-Broadway, and two decades at Pixar — before turning that same devotion toward human transformation. As an Integration and Empowerment Coach, speaker, and facilitator, Jayme knows from the inside what it means to investigate identity, sit with uncertainty, and arrive — more wholly — at yourself. That journey through gender exploration and nonbinary identity didn't just shape who they are. It shaped how they serve. The LGBTQ community is where Jayme belongs, and where they do their best work — because belonging, authenticity, and identity aren't abstract concepts here. They are the work. The question they invite every client to sit with: What is Life asking of you? Founder and CEO of The Colorful Heart, LLC.

Maegan Willan and Tess

Bay Area Resistance - Pod group
BAY RESISTANCE IS COMMITTED TO:
Resist Injustice. Protect Our Communities. Defend Our Freedom.

Bay Resistance is a powerful network of community organizations, unions and neighborhood groups organizing to defend our communities and defeat fascism in the Bay Area. Learn how you can create your own pod to be a part of Bay Resistance.

Phil Deem (he/him)

2nd Floor Tabling
Mini Herbal Consultation & Herbal Products
Spirit Tree Apothecary

Clinical Herbalist with vibrant colored hair and a passion in making herbal products for a little self care and self love. My herbal knowledge is predominantly western herbalism with a bit of Ayurveda and TCM mixed in. Created Spirit Tree Apothecary around 5 years ago as an herbal practice then established as an online business in 2024 to share my selection of products.

Pride House SF

2nd Floor Tabling
Pride House SF

Learn about Pride House SF- A radically welcoming, safe, queer space where all people can freely experience the joy of the World Cup through the eyes of San Francisco.Preserving our intergenerational heritage of queer soccer, our intention is to leave a legacy for the Bay Area‚using joy and community connection as our guiding lights.

Leona Hariharan

2nd Floor Tabling
UCSF Pride Med

Learn about UCSF PrideMed (Pride in Medicine) is a student organization connecting queer medical students and allies. It fosters an inclusive community, enhances LGBTQ+ mentorship, and collaborates with the UCSF LGBT Resource Center to support gender and sexual minority health initiatives.

ViiV Healthcare

2nd Floor Tabling
ViiV HEALTHCARE IS AN INDEPENDENT, GLOBAL SPECIALIST HIV COMPANY

We are committed to delivering innovative new medicines for the care and treatment of people living with HIV. Our mission is to leave no person living with HIV behind.

Bex Mui (she/her)

2nd Floor Tabling
Reader, Energy Practitioner, and Author
Offering readings and info about House of Our Queer

Bex Mui, M. Ed, (she/her) is a queer witch, energy worker, and spiritual organizer. In 2021, Bex shifted from national LGBTQ+ advocacy to community-focused support. She founded House Of Our Queer, a QTBIPOC-centered playspace and nourishing ground for the spiritual health of the queer and trans community. In her book, House of Our Queer: Healing, Reframing, and Reclaiming Your Spiritual Practice, she shares about her spiritual journey and current practices including astrology, tarot, sacred sexuality, and honoring ancestors. She hosts monthly events in Oakland including a Moon Circle, the Queer Magic Dance party, and an Astrology and Tarot Salon.

Gautam Mulchandani (he/him)

2nd Floor Tabling
Intuitive Readings
Gems of Clarity - Intuitive Reader

Top rated intuitive reader. I support community, with career, romance and personal development insights, that allow one to live in alignment with their true self.

Den Bloome (she/they), DACM, RN, LAc

Healer's Zone -  Room 201
Doctor or Traditional Chinese Medicine - offering sparkle ear seeds
Acupuncture Den

Dr. Den is a California licensed acupuncturist and herbalist, having received her Master’s of Science in 2002, and then her Doctorate of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in 2018, both from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco.The Acupuncture Den has become well known for her pediatric specialty and for treating people of all ages. Dr. Den is sought after for all things pediatric, women’s health, psycho-emotional issues, digestive concerns, immune enhancement, acute and chronic pain and the general promotion of physical and emotional health. As part of the LGBTQ+ community, Dr. Den has a special passion for working with queer individuals and families, wanting everyone to feel safe and celebrated.

Marsha Rosenblatt (she/her)

Healer's Zone - Room 201
Trauma-informed focused, therapeutic massaged - Chair Massage Session
Grounding Body Wellness with Marsha

Marsha Rosenblatt grew up in Oakland and has been massaging professionally since 2019 after graduating from the Maui School of Therapeutic Massage. She leads with a trauma-informed approach which means the client remains in control the whole session. Her Vipassana meditation practice and 13 years of experience teaching yoga deeply inform her approach to massage. She firmly believes that true holistic, integrated healing is both an inside job, and a collective experience. She also views a decolonial and anti-oppressive lens as a crucial component of a truly integrated trauma-informed approach to wellness.

Ry Crowder (he/him)

Healer's Zone - Room 201
Reiki healing and guided meditation
EmoPapa.com

Ry Crowder is a San Francisco Reiki practitioner and spiritual life coach. You might know him from reading tarot in the back of the Lone Star. His energy work centers on bringing grounded peace and love to queers by clearing whatever's standing between them and their highest gay life. He serves sensitive masculinity as Emo Papa, there to offer guidance and healing to the Bay Area and beyond.  www.EmoPapa.com

Art & Writing Zone

Spend time in our art & writing zone to stimulate your connection to the infinite, creative realm!
Open space with a variety of supplies and prompts to keep you engaged.
Writing prompts provided by Chasejamison

I am CJ (Chasejamison Akilah Manar-Spears), a Bay Area based yoga teacher and writer. I create spaces where stillness, story, and liberation meet. Through embodied yoga practices and Afro-surrealist storytelling, I support nervous system healing, imaginative freedom, and creativity as resistance. This work lives on the mat, on the page, and in community. If you’re seeking grounded yoga classes, poetry and speculative fiction, or creative spaces rooted in Black womanhood, nature, and future-building: you’re in the right place.

Butterfly Origami with Div

Guided butterfly origami
12noon-5pm - Art Room

Div is a neurodivine, mindful soul and author of A Broken Teacup. She blends mindful motivation with the delicate art of butterfly origami to foster authenticity and work-life harmony. Through simple, creative practices, she empowers others to transform stress into stillness and find beauty in life’s fragile, unfolding moments. Butterfly origami is a physical metaphor for mindful transformation. Just as a flat sheet of paper becomes a delicate creature through intentional folds, we shape our lives through intentional choices.Process: Each crease requires focus, pulling you out of your head and into the present moment. Struggle: Tough folds represent life's challenges—they require patience, not force. Result: A butterfly reminds us that beauty often comes after a period of pressure and change.

Grief Altar for Peace and Solidarity

2nd Floor
Grief Altar - for Peace and Solidarity

We offer space to include grief and feelings of loss, sadness, despair, and all that comes in the process of healing from grief. Being able to make space for our grief and the process of grief itself honors our personal and collective well-being. When we can be witness to all the harms on this planet and recognize that it is always balanced by all the beauty and love that also exists, we welcome greater acceptance of what it means to be human. The pain that we can sit with and understand has the potential to be the strength that we find in moving forward with firmer resolve.

Timothy Hampton (All Pronouns)

  4:45-5pm
Closing Remarks: Thank you for attending and visiting the SF LGBT Center
Thank you from SF LGBT Center
4:50-5pm - Main Fair Room

Timothy “T.K.” Hampton is a dynamic individual who brings his Southern roots and creative spirit to the Bay Area, empowering communities through movement, arts, and holistic wellness.  Timothy "T.K." Hampton is a Nashville-born advocate, artist, and director currently based in Oakland, California, where he serves as the Director of Cultural Programs at the SF LGBT Center. His work focuses on the intersection of queer art, advocacy, and holistic healing, particularly for Black and BIPOC LGBTQIA+ communities.

Nick Ward (they/them)

Closing Remarks: Thank you for attending and visiting the SF LGBT Center Thank you from SF LGBT Center 4:50-5pm - Main Fair Room Originally from Manchester in the UK, I moved to SF in 2016 (via London for 13 years) with my husband James. Professionally, I grew up in the retail space working across the industry in Europe, Australia, and the U.S. I love taking ownership and so my roles have been broad, encompassing senior leadership, business development, and customer experience. I am now grateful and excited to use those skills at the Center, learn from my amazing coworkers, and contribute to the LGBTQ+ community here in the Bay Area.

Marc Morozumi (he/him)

Closing remarks: Why personal and collective well-being matter?
Thank you for attending! Join us on September 19th at the Harvey Milk Center for the Arts
4:50-5pm: Main Fair Room

Marc is a certified Integral Yoga Hatha, Raja, Meditation and stress management teacher with over 5000 teaching hours and a CMT in the state of California.  His diverse career history, which has varied from a life in the arts to working in a high-paced event world, unifies in one voice today as a health and wellness entrepreneur. He is a Lead Yoga Trainer for Integral Yoga Institute (IYI) and helped design the first BIPOC YTT with the SF IYI in 2021. He has staffed IYI's silent retreats since 2011 and teaches public, private and corporate Yoga classes every week. He opened M Spa Yoga by Yogamukunda, The Yoga Loft @ MX3 Fitness and in 2020, opened and turned all focus to Mukunda Studio in SOMA, SF, CA. He is dedicated to building conscious community where the natural state of compassion, kindness and empathy can rise as a valued power in society, naturally weakening supremacy and the illusion of separateness.

Andrea Stern (she/her)

Closing Remarks: Taking this day with you!
A Reflection from TendWell Collective - A message on the importance of personal and collective well-being
4:50-5pm - Main Fair Room

Just over 15 years ago, Andrea was working in Corporate Human Resources when she felt a call to help employees on a deeper, more meaningful level. After much thought, research and consideration and after feeling the benefits of a midday yoga session, Andrea decided to open a yoga studio catering specifically to the needs of urban professionals in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District. Learn about Satori Yoga: https://satoriyogastudio.com/ Today, Satori Yoga offers programming to businesses all around the globe and is still based here in San Francisco.

Registration Open NOW!

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Event price list

Choose your way to join our event!


In-person Ticket

FREE
  • All are welcome!
  • Space is Limited
  • Come & go as you wish
  • Bring your friends!
  • Register early

LIVESTREAM

FREE
  • Registration opening soon
  • Livestream panel discussions
  • Come and go as you wish!
  • Enjoy the comfort of your home
  • sfwbf@mukundastudio.com

Sponsorship

600-21,100$
  • $600 = Covers snacks/drinks
  • $1,500 = Covers marketing
  • $5,000 = Fees for organizers
  • $14,000 = Practitioner stipend
  • $21,100 = Full fair sponsor

Contact us

We look forward to being in touch!


    • DATE

      JUN 20, 2026
    • LOCATION

      SF LGBT Center
    • EVENT TIME

      12noon-5pm
    • CURRENT SEASON

      Summer