Our People

Each of our instructors and practitioners have their own unique style and touch. Find out more about how they make Evenstar’s glow.

  • Yoga Teacher - 200 Hr RYT

    Massage Therapist - LMBT #21560

    Esthetician

    Lindsey is originally from Flint, MI and moved to North Carolina in 2015. She got her start with yoga in 2009 while attending college, and eventually received her 200 hour teacher certification at Wildlight Wellness Collective in Winston-Salem, NC in 2019. Lindsey is also a bodyworker, receiving her Massage Therapy schooling from Center for Massage & Natural Health in Asheville, NC and her esthetician schooling from AB Tech Community College.

    She opened Evenstar in January 2023 to fill a gap in Canton's community, and create a safe space for movement, friendship, and self love. She enjoys teaching classes focused on intuitive movement, stability, and range of motion. 

    In her spare time, you can find Lindsey on walks around Canton with her dog, taking pole dancing classes, thrifting, or playing video games.

  • Yoga Teacher - 230 Hr RYT

    Currently on sabbatical

    Pamela’s journey with yoga began to combat side effects from an autoimmune disorder in her twenties.  After noticing great benefits and with a background of kinesiology, she decided to pursue her 230hr Vinyasa Yoga Teacher certification.  Throughout the last decade, she’s continued to expand her learning through certifications in Restorative Yoga, Gentle Yoga, Meditation and Trauma-Conscious training.  It wasn’t until she stumbled into her first Ashtanga Mysore class with Taylor Hunt that she really found out how transformative yoga can be.  Through the Ashtanga method, she’s been challenged and changed and hopes to help others discover the same benefits.  Her goal is to help others learn yoga no matter where they are in their journey.  She's attended workshops with Rachel Brathen, Kino MacGregor, Tim Feldmann, Taylor Hunt and Kerri Verna.  When she's not practicing yoga, she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, photography and reading. 

  • 200- RYT

    Currently on sabbatical.

    Beka she/her moved to Asheville in 2014 to start her recovery journey from substance use. Beka has since started working as a substance use counselor and peer support for a local non- profit. Beka discovered yoga after a physical injury and began practicing regularly. Beka recently graduated for Asheville Community Yoga with her 200 hour teaching certificate. Beka hopes to make yoga accessible to the community. 

  • 200-RYT

    Teachers Hatha Vinyasa 5:30pm Wednesdays and Deep stretch 6pm on Sundays

    Originally from Florida, Dani started practicing yoga in her teens at a local YMCA. After trying a variety of “styles”, now she appreciates coming back to the basics of alignment and breath. She recently graduated with her 200 hr teacher training in Costa Rica. In her teaching, Dani hopes to provide support those that are new to yoga and a challenge for those that are experienced practitioners.

    Dani currently lives in Candler with her husband. She enjoys gardening, lounging in the sun with her dog Earl, watercolor painting, and hiking.

  • 500-RYT

    Teaches 8am Morning Self Love on Wednesdays

    Tammy began practicing yoga more than 25years ago to help her arthritis.

    She quickly realized that the pain in her body was intimately connected to the pain in her mind. As the blessing of yoga healed her on many levels, she was called to share her practice as a trained yoga instructor. 

    Originally from Union Grove, NC Tammy has been in Asheville for 27 years. She received 100 hrs teacher training in India with The Wild Temple in 2018, 200 hrs. teacher training from The Yoga Bridge in Asheville in 2019, and 200 hrs. teacher training with The Wild Temple in Asheville 2023. 

    Her practice focuses on moving stagnant energy, strengthening the body, and calming an overly-reactive, “fight-flight-freeze,” sympathetic nervous system. She includes:  A loving process with tapping to move “stuck” energy, Breath-work, and a Protection visualization.

    Her holistic approach as a Family Herbalist, Flower Essence Practitioner, and Farmer shows a deep respect for natural health and the interconnectedness of the body, mind, spirit and environment. It's clear that her work isn’t just about teaching yoga, but about fostering a nurturing relationship with nature and helping others find balance and healing in all aspects of their lives.

  • Yoga Teacher - 500 Hr RYT

    Currently on maternity leave

    Alaina is the Owner and Operator of Within You Yoga, an online and in-person retreat center located in the mountains of Clyde, NC. She has been teaching yoga regularly since 2016 after receiving her 200-hour certification at the Asheville Yoga Center, followed by a 300-hour Hatha Yoga Teacher certification at The Breathing Space in 2018. Alaina brings her experience of deep spiritual, physical, emotional, and mental healing to her yoga and meditation practice and her training in trauma-informed and accessible teaching styles so that all feel welcome and cared for in her classes.

  • Yoga Teacher - 200 Hr RYT

    Teaches Weekly Creative Power Yoga - 5:30pm Thursdays

    Danielle has lived in WNC for the last 13 years. She brings her love of the outdoors, appreciation for small nuances, shifts and opportunities of gratitude to her practice and teaching. She wants to create a space for all people to authentically explore from the inside out. 

    Danielle is a 200 RYT from Authentic Movements, where she has training in vinyasa flow, moving in a dynamic, mindful and activating way. When she isn’t on her mat or working in medical sales, you can find her in the garden, putting up food or hiking with her husband, her dogs and cat.

  • 200-RYT

    Teaches QiFlow Fridays @ 4:30pm

    With an extensive background in multiple yoga and movement modalities, including Iyengar, Power Yoga, Hatha, Pilates, Tai Chi and high intensity weight training, Morai brings experience and expertise to her guidance. She received her RYT200 from Jaya Yoga in 2019 and earned her SAYF (Sustainable Asana Yoga Foundation) certification in 2020. Through her time teaching, studying, and sculpting her personal yoga path, she's found a blended teaching style focused on the student discovering their own unique way to a fun, safe, and sacred practice. She believes yoga is just that, a PRACTICE. It's an opportunity to show up, respect what's different today--different in this moment--and find joy and gratitude for our breath and beating hearts. Yoga is a place to challenge ourselves to go further... and learn when to do less. ⁠
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    Morai's philosophy is simple: when we take time to grow the ability to SENSE how our bodies move and breathe, we learn how to protect ourselves from injury and grow stronger. By practicing yoga in a slow and deliberate way we take what could be perceived as a purely calisthenic exercise and create a sacred, meaningful, practice.

  • 200-RYT

    Teaches 9:30am Yoga Church on Sundays

    Casey (she/her) began practicing yoga in college 10 years ago and recently completed her 200 hour teacher training at Asheville Yoga Center. She brings a sense of moving meditation to her class, while always making space for lightness and fun. 

    Casey works in craft beer production and lives with her German Shepherd, Ernest. She loves spending time in her garden and crocheting while watching supernatural sitcoms

  • 500-RYT

    Teaches Gentle Flow & Restore 5:30pm on Tuesdays

    Andie Morgenlander (she/they) is passionate about using movement and breathwork to help practitioners deepen their somatic connections to themselves and the larger tapestry of their communities. They are committed to fostering an LGBT+ inclusive, accessible, and trauma-informed movement practice that supports both individual and collective healing. With over 500 hours of training through Asheville Yoga Center, Skill in Action, and Off the Mat, Into the World, Andie has taught yoga for nine years and practiced even longer. They enjoy teaching in many settings, from the traditional to the unconventional—whether in yoga studios, medical conferences, weddings, with film crews, at film festivals or at outdoor classes.

    As a filmmaker and artist, Andie practices yoga to integrate mind, body, and soul, offering restoration and a container to connect to the creative source that moves us all. Their unique blend of creative experience and mental health-focused movement fosters a supportive space for emotional regulation, helping students cultivate more loving relationships with themselves and each other. On any given day, you can find Andie sipping coffee at one of Asheville’s incredible coffee shops, thrifting, cooking a delish Italian meal, snuggling with her friends/family/kitties or watching Brokeback Mountain for the millionth time.