Yoga on the Mountain
at Mount Magazine
The South’s Premier Yoga Festival
October 15-18, 2026 | Mount Magazine State Park
Tickets and more details at link below.
October 15-18, 2026 | Mount Magazine State Park
Tickets and more details at link below.
TEACHER SPOTLIGHT | Terri Hargrove
Sometimes the most meaningful practice is learning to be still.
For more than a decade, Terri Hargrove has been guiding students throughout the Fort Smith River Valley with a gentle, heart-centered approach to yoga. Her classes invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and discover the quiet wisdom that is always available within.
Drawing from years of study in Hatha, Kundalini, Bhakti, and Yin Yoga, Terri thoughtfully weaves together movement, pranayama, meditation, and deep relaxation. Whether leading a weekly class, a mindfulness workshop, or a retreat, she creates a welcoming space where students can reconnect with themselves in meaningful ways.
Terri believes yoga is more than a physical practice—it's an invitation to cultivate presence, deepen awareness, and live with greater intention. Her calm, compassionate teaching reminds us that sometimes the greatest transformation happens in the quietest moments.
We can't wait for you to experience Terri's peaceful presence on the mountain this October.
Classes offered this year are:
Kundalini
Recovery Dharma
Pranayama
Sometimes the most meaningful practice is learning to be still.
For more than a decade, Terri Hargrove has been guiding students throughout the Fort Smith River Valley with a gentle, heart-centered approach to yoga. Her classes invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and discover the quiet wisdom that is always available within.
Drawing from years of study in Hatha, Kundalini, Bhakti, and Yin Yoga, Terri thoughtfully weaves together movement, pranayama, meditation, and deep relaxation. Whether leading a weekly class, a mindfulness workshop, or a retreat, she creates a welcoming space where students can reconnect with themselves in meaningful ways.
Terri believes yoga is more than a physical practice—it's an invitation to cultivate presence, deepen awareness, and live with greater intention. Her calm, compassionate teaching reminds us that sometimes the greatest transformation happens in the quietest moments.
We can't wait for you to experience Terri's peaceful presence on the mountain this October.
Classes offered this year are:
Kundalini
Recovery Dharma
Pranayama