Events

WAM Nights: Mindfulness through Looking
January 2, 2026 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm
(im)permanent collection, FREE Event, WAM Nights
About this Event

Free and open to the public
Hosted by Christince Vumai
Christince Vumai has been teaching yoga for over 10 years, with a primary focus on guiding students through the practice of Ashtanga Yoga. Drawing from her extensive training with world-renowned teachers, Christince has developed a teaching style that goes beyond physical postures—she creates a mindful space for self-discovery and personal growth.
With a passion for helping individuals uncover their true selves, Christince’s approach is both playful and grounded. She believes in nurturing her students’ confidence and transforming their inner dialogue, allowing them to experience deep emotional and physical transformation.
Yoga has been a part of Christince’s life since her first pregnancy, and her dedication to deepening her practice has continued ever since. Over the years, she has not only honed her yoga skills but also embraced the broader philosophy of mindfulness, integrating it into every aspect of her life and teaching.
As a mother of four, Christince understands the importance of balance and self-care, and she brings this wisdom to her adult classes, encouraging participants to slow down, breathe deeply, and find peace amidst the chaos of everyday life. Whether in the studio or beyond, she helps her students cultivate a mindful practice that enriches their well-being and fosters personal growth.
Christince is thrilled to combine her love of yoga, mindfulness, and art at the Wichita Art Museum, where she offers a unique opportunity for adults to experience mindfulness through art and movement.
About WAM Nights: We’re open late on Fridays until 9 pm. Start your weekend with after-hours access to the galleries, shopping in the Museum Store, and a stop at EAT for flatbreads, salads, coffee, and specialty drinks. WAM Nights feature programs with artists, musicians, and performers, offering a dynamic way to experience the museum. Through WAM’s partnership with Harvester Arts, the building comes to life with local creatives and engaging gallery experiences.

