About us
A weekly invitation to move, breathe, notice, and belong.
Every Wednesday, the Boca Raton Museum of Art will become a destination for lifelong
well-being, with restorative experiences offered throughout the day and across the
institution. Unlike a conventional wellness experience, each program is enriched by the
Museum setting—inviting participants to experience art not only as something to view, but
as a catalyst for reflection, connection, and healthier living. At a moment when more of
daily life is mediated by screens, Wellness Wednesdays offers a weekly return to the
distinctly human: moving our bodies, quieting our minds, looking closely, and gathering in
community.
Upcoming events
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Form & Frame: Mat Pilates
Boca Raton Museum of Art, 501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432, USA, Boca Raton, FL, USBegin your morning with a classical Pilates practice surrounded by works of art. Through focused movement and breath, participants will explore principles of alignment, control, flexibility, and strength in a unique setting that encourages both physical well-being and quiet reflection. This class is accessible for beginners while still remaining challenging for regular practitioners.
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How to Prepare
Please wear comfortable clothing that allows for ease of movement and bring your own Pilates or yoga mat. Participants may also wish to bring a small towel. Water bottles are not permitted in the galleries but may be left in a designated area nearby and accessed before or after class.Instructor Bio
Katalina Saady is a comprehensively certified, third-generation Pilates instructor with more than two decades of experience as an MRI technologist. Her background in medical imaging informs her deep understanding of anatomy, biomechanics, and movement. She completed her comprehensive training through Lolita’s Legacy under Pilates Elder Lolita San Miguel, one of only two individuals certified by Joseph Pilates himself. Katalina brings precision, curiosity, and a strong commitment to lifelong learning to her teaching.1 attendee
Modern Dance at the Museum
Boca Raton Museum of Art, 501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432, USA, Boca Raton, FL, USExperience movement, creativity, and self-expression during this engaging modern dance class. Designed for all experience levels, these sessions draw from contemporary and jazz dance techniques, offering an opportunity to explore movement that is both technically grounded and creatively expressive. Through guided warm-ups, foundational dance exercises, and accessible movement sequences, participants will build strength, flexibility, coordination, and confidence.
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How to Prepare
No prior dance experience is required. Comfortable clothing and water are recommended. Bring sneakers for foot support on the concrete floor. Participants are encouraged to move at their own pace and enjoy the experience of movement in a supportive and inclusive environment.Instructor Bio
Ryn Deyo is a South Florida–based choreographer, educator, and arts administrator whose work centers on movement, performance, and creative expression. She earned a B.A. in Arts Administration with a minor in Dance from the University of Kentucky, where she performed with contemporary dance company Movement Continuum. A professional choreographer since age 17, Deyo has created award-winning work for dancers across a range of ages and currently teaches Jazz Funk at From The Top Dance Studio in Fort Lauderdale. Her creative practice also extends to film, including The Moment I Said It, which received Best Choreography at the 2025 Experimental, Dance & Music International Film Festival.10 attendees
Art of Dance - Dancefit
Boca Raton Museum of Art, 501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432, USA, Boca Raton, FL, USJoin dance instructor Rocco Santorufo for a fun, high-energy DanceFit class. Set to a dynamic playlist, this all-levels class blends music and choreography from across decades and styles. Expect to move, groove, and sweat in a positive, affirming environment. Afterwards, cool off with a self-guided visit to the galleries.
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How to Prepare
No prior dance experience is required. Comfortable clothing and water are recommended. Bring sneakers for foot support on the concrete floor. Participants are encouraged to move at their own pace and enjoy the experience of movement in a supportive and inclusive environment**.**Instructor Bio
Rocco Santorufo, a New York–born performer and choreographer, has enjoyed a lifelong career in dance and theater. A member of the Actors’ Equity Association, SAG-AFTRA, and founder of Broadway Bound Dance Center, Rocco has performed nationally and shared the stage with icons such as Sammy Davis Jr. and Prince. His commitment to health and wellness goes hand in hand with his artistic pursuits, and he is deeply passionate about helping others reach their personal goals—both physically and creatively.5 attendees
Sound Healing
Boca Raton Museum of Art, 501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432, USA, Boca Raton, FL, USStep into a sacred sound journey with Sound Therapist, Tecia Linville. Begin with a gentle guided meditation, softening the body and quieting the mind. Then, surrender to healing waves of sound from Tibetan bowls, crystal singing bowls, Native American flutes, drums, crystal harp, and other sacred instruments. As harmonics weave through your being, stress melts away, the heart opens, and your spirit gently returns to stillness and light.
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How to Prepare
For your comfort during this deeply restorative experience, guests are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, pillows, and/or blankets, though chairs will be available for anyone who prefers to remain seated.About the instructor
Tecia Linville is a musician, recording artist, sound therapist, crystal healer, Reiki Master, meditation facilitator, and certified Sivananda Yoga teacher. With over 27 years devoted to the healing arts, Tecia’s mission is to help others reconnect with their inner power and awaken the heart’s natural wisdom. She plays a wide range of sacred instruments tuned to 432 Hz including crystal singing bowls, Native American flutes, gongs, crystal harps, pyramids, and more offering sound journeys that release negative energy and invite deep healing and unconditional love. Tecia offers her work throughout the USA in yoga studios, hospitals, healing centers, rehabilitation facilities, and private sessions always holding space with compassion, presence, and intuitive care.4 attendees
Past events
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