She's a Barre-Bie Girl. Yolo Barre is bringing 80s workout gear, big hair and bigger makeup to Community Park, with a limbo stick set up right at their booth: a limbo game with real ballet moves worked in under the bar.
What you will find
- The limbo bar. How low can you go, Barre-Bie style: work the limbo like a barre class, under the bar rather than over it.
- 80s costumes. The Yolo Barre team is going full leg warmers and neon for the day.
- A chance to meet Davis's own barre studio and find out what a class actually feels like.
About Yolo Barre
Brianna moved back to her hometown of Davis in 2017 to open the city's first barre studio, bringing a decade of experience teaching for a well known Bay Area barre franchise. Her husband David added his own background: 20-plus years coaching women's junior Olympic gymnastics.
Their own words for what they built: "Where Friendships Start and Booties are Made." Classes run 45 minutes, low-impact and low-equipment, built around the barre itself, and designed for Davis: parking, bike path access and class times that work around a family's schedule.
Find them at yolobarre.com or in person at 4625 Second St #110, in the Target shopping center. Thank you to Brianna, David and the whole Yolo Barre team for bringing this to the festival.
