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Mali Harrell teaches the Saturday series, which requires an instructor invitation to register.
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An invitation is the first consideration for anyone interested in Tai Chi – Intermediate – Quarter I at Atlanta Botanical Garden. The course offers an hour of practice on scheduled Saturdays, with flexibility and balance among the Garden’s stated aims.
Harrell teaches the intermediate course in tai chi, a Chinese martial art. The January-to-March series gives invited participants repeated class meetings rather than a single introductory session.
The Garden also lists a separate Tai Chi – Beginner – Quarter I course at its Atlanta location. Those looking for an introduction should check that course’s own details rather than assume it has the same registration requirements as the intermediate class.
Further reading: Atlanta Botanical Garden | Tai Chi - Intermediate - Quarter I ↗ · Atlanta Botanical Garden | Atlanta Botanical Garden ↗
There are two breaks in the Saturday schedule, on January 23 and February 13. The Garden’s education team can answer questions about the invitation requirement, preparation and the specific meeting point: email [email protected].
The Garden’s general class policy says programs run rain or shine unless severe weather threatens. Participants are notified of weather-related cancellations or postponements, and a class that cannot be rescheduled is refunded.
Further reading: Atlanta Botanical Garden | Tai Chi - Intermediate - Quarter I ↗ · Atlanta Botanical Garden | Classes & Education ↗
Register by January 5, 2027. The Garden lists separate member and non-member registration options; the intermediate course requires an instructor invitation.
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Tai Chi - Intermediate - Quarter I ↗
Under the Garden’s general policy, cancellations made at least three days ahead or because of illness are eligible for a refund. Missed classes without three days’ notice are not refunded.
The course is at Atlanta Botanical Garden, 1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309. Garden guests using the SAGE Parking Facility enter from Piedmont Avenue and use levels 4, 5 or 6. Parking is card-only and is not included in class fees.
MARTA NextGen Bus Route 7 stops at the Monroe Drive entrance and can be boarded at King-Memorial, Lindbergh and West End stations. Contact the education team for the class’s specific meeting point.
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Registration for the intermediate course is by instructor invitation only. The Garden lists a separate Quarter I beginner course; check its own listing for details.
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Tai Chi - Intermediate - Quarter I ↗ · Atlanta Botanical Garden | Atlanta Botanical Garden ↗
No. There are no classes on January 23 or February 13, 2027.
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Tai Chi - Intermediate - Quarter I ↗
Yes. Garden admission is included in class fees, but parking is separate.
The Garden says adult education programs are intended for ages 18 and up. Contact the Garden to discuss bringing a younger guest.
1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
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