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Swami Mukundananda to headline Dallas Yoga Fest 2026
Participants will come together for 108 Surya Namaskar, a practice symbolizing unity of body, mind, and spirit.
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Staff Reporter - Sun, 21, Jun 2026
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The Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas is hosting its 12th annual Dallas Yoga Fest from June 19th to June 21st, as part of its International Yoga Day 2026 celebrations.
The organizers note that the "premier wellness gathering", featuring over 30 hours of expert-led sessions, will provide attendees an opportunity to immerse themselves in a wide variety of themed yoga classes, guided meditation, pranayama practices, and enlightening talks by renowned speakers.
The free three-day festival invites individuals of all ages and backgrounds to experience the transformative power of yoga, meditation, and holistic living.
Talking about the event, the organizers said, "The festival creates a vibrant space for inner growth, self-discovery, and meaningful connection with a diverse and uplifting community."
The keynote session of the event will be led by Swami Mukundananda. This will be accompnied by soulful kirtans, sound healing experiences, and sessions focused on deepening one's spiritual journey.
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On 21st, coinciding with International Yoga Day, the final day of the event will feature participants coming together for the 108 Surya Namaskar, which, according to the organizers, is a powerful practice that unites body, mind, and spirit.
The 108 Surya Namaskar will commence at 6:30am at the temple Grand Stairs.
Urging people to attend the event, the Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas said in a statement, "Join us for Dallas Yoga Fest 2026 and take a step toward a healthier, more peaceful, and more connected life through the timeless wisdom of yoga and holistic well-being."
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