Last night, Nov. 7, more than 20 local women gathered for a monthly moms’ night out event at Quarry Lake at Greenspring. A fun time was had by all at a yoga class at the Live Longer Yoga Studio in the Barre studio before refueling at the nearby restaurant Citron.
The event was planned by Pikesville and Mount Washington Community Connectors Laurie Rosen, Kimberly Wynn and Someya Poverni. The Community Connector program is a project of the Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Center for Jewish Education.
Laurie Rosen (Community Connector), Jamie Gill, Brooke Zweig, Rachel Lamb, Kimberly Wynn (Community Connector) and Marni Yoffe. (Photo courtesy Laurie Rosen)
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