Touted as “Atlanta’s own real, raw, southern yoga festival,” the Dirty South Yoga Fest is a sampling of nearly 50 Atlanta yoga instructors presenting a variety of classes over two days, July 29 to 30.

Dirty South is in its fourth year of inspiring positive community change through yoga, awareness and service. This year’s charitable focus will be on Centering Youth, a group committed to bringing yoga classes and training to youth in the criminal justice system and those who have been physical or emotionally abused.

The festival will kick off Saturday night with a 21 and older party at SweetWater Brewery. The event features a yoga class, charitable art auction, Root City Marketplace, and brewery tours with tastings.

Sunday will feature yoga classes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Atlanta’s Loudermilk Conference Center in four sessions, interspersed with breaks, and time to shop Root City Market and healthy food vendors. Each yoga section offers a choice of classes, varying in style and experience level from vinyasa flow to hip hop yoga to meditation.

Tickets are available at DirtySouthYogaFest.com.