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Community Health

How do we get people to be healthier?

Who profits when we stay sick?

A neighborhood doesn't get healthier because someone hands it a pamphlet. It gets healthier when there is somewhere close by and welcoming to move your body, cool down, and be around people who know your name.

That place is on Driver Street: free weekly wellness and dance classes at 103 S Driver Street, health and wellness sessions led by and for neighbors, cooling stations during extreme heat at the CIP Building, and space that Black-led organizations can use.

The CIP Building on Driver Street, home of fitness classes and community health

Classes and events

What is happening on Driver Street this week.

Free weekly wellness and dance classes. Wear comfortable clothes, bring water, and come move with us.

  • Xtreme Hip-Hop Step, Beginners

    Mondays at 6pm

    103 S Driver St

  • Xtreme Hip-Hop Step, Intermediate

    Thursdays at 6pm

    103 S Driver St

  • Zen Shimmies (yoga and belly dance)

    Wednesdays at 6:30pm

    103 S Driver St

  • Gentle Yoga

    September 22 at 6:30pm

    103 S Driver St

  • Cooling station

    Seasonal, during extreme heat

    CIP Building, 103 S Driver St

Also at the CIP Building

  • Free weekly wellness and dance classes

    Movement for every body and every age at 103 S Driver St.

  • Health and wellness sessions

    Screenings, workshops, and healing space led by and for neighbors.

  • Cooling station

    A place to rest and cool down during extreme heat.

  • Room to gather

    The CIP Building is open to neighbors and to Black-led organizations that need space.

Ask us on Driver Street or at info@cipoed.org for current times and pricing.

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