When: Every Saturday year ’round.

Where: We meet at the future site of the Redding Tai Chi Meditation Garden in the McConnell Arboretum (across from Charlotte’s Bridge) February – September. Although the Arboretum closes in the Fall we still meet. Please contact us for location information.

Time: 8:00am-9:00am

Everyone is welcome to watch, join in, or follow along as we practice the Yang Style Long Form. We practice in all weather. Masks are optional.

Background: Starting in 2016 we met every Second Saturday of the Month. Then in March 2020 we started meeting every Saturday due to COVID-19 indoor restrictions. We continue to meet every Saturday since then. On the Second Saturday of the Month we take a group picture.

The picture below shows how to get to the Saturday practice from the west entrance (off of North Market Street).

Start the New Year with Tai Chi

Since our first Start the New Year with Tai Chi in 2016, we have met every year to start the New Year doing something positive for our health.

We will meet on Thursday, January 1, 2026, 8-9 am, at Old City Hall in Redding. This event is open to anyone and it doesn’t matter whether you are a complete novice, seasoned practitioner, or just curious about Tai Chi. All are welcome to join us as we practice the Yang style Long form. We will also have a demonstration of the Tai Chi Sword Form. Please download and share the poster below.

World Tai Chi Day

When: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Time: 8:00 am – 9:00 am
Location: – To be announced –
Get ready for the most exciting day of the year, World Tai Chi Day! Every last Saturday of April, Tai Chi enthusiasts from around the world gather together to celebrate the beauty and power of this ancient practice. Experience the collective energy of millions of Tai Chi enthusiasts as they come together in their respective time zones. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just curious about Tai Chi, World Tai Chi Day is open to everyone. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to experience the magic of World Tai Chi Day.