Past events
Community Outreach – ICCCI Chinese School Spring Festival
On February 8th, 2026, Mindful Taichi Co. participated in the ICCCI Chinese School Spring Festival with a small table display, sharing Taichi cultural elements and connecting with families and community members interested in traditional mind–body practices.
Library Staff Wellness Sessions – Carmel Clay Public Library (CCPL)
Date: November 11, 2025
Location: CCPL Meeting Room B
Participants: 30 library staff
Format: Two 45-minute sessions
Mindful Taichi Co. offered two guided wellness sessions for the Carmel Clay Public Library team, focusing on relaxation, standing meditation, and silk-reeling practice. These gentle, grounding practices supported staff in releasing tension, reconnecting with breath, and experiencing Taichi as a resource for everyday calm.
This program was part of our ongoing commitment to making accessible, trauma-informed mind–body education available in workplace and community settings.
Mindful Taichi at Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair
Mindful Taichi at Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair
Mindful Taichi at Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair
Community Outreach
Date: Saturday Feb 21, 2026
Time: 1:00–3:00 PM
Mindful Taichi Co. participated in the Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair on February 21, sharing information about our community Taichi and mindfulness programs and opportunities to support accessible wellness in the community.
International Taijiquan Day Retreat
Mindful Taichi at Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair
Mindful Taichi at Carmel Clay Public Library Volunteer Fair
Spring Taichi Retreat 2026
March 20–22, 2026 | Bradford Woods
Mindful Taichi Co hosted a three-day immersive retreat celebrating International Taichi Day and bringing together participants from diverse backgrounds to explore movement, mindfulness, and community in a peaceful natural setting.
Held at Bradford Woods, the retreat combined traditional Tai Chi practice with mindfulness, relaxation, and educational sessions designed to support healthy aging, resilience, and self-directed health.
Participants experienced:
- Tai Chi fundamentals and form practice
- Standing meditation and relaxation exercises
- Walking meditation and mindful outdoor practice
- Silk reeling and embodied movement principles
- Group discussions on applying Tai Chi principles in everyday life
- Community meals, reflection, and social connection
The retreat featured guest instructors and speakers who shared perspectives on traditional practice, public health, and lifelong learning. Participants practiced simplified forms, explored Tai Chi philosophy, and experienced movement as a pathway to balance, awareness, and community.
Across three days, participants built new friendships, deepened their practice, and experienced how movement and mindfulness can support well-being beyond the retreat setting.
Thank you to our participants, volunteers, guest speakers, and community partners who helped make this gathering possible. We look forward to continuing to build spaces for movement, reflection, and connection in future retreats.