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2025 Donation Class Recap – Thank you for your contributions!
In 2025, our teachers continued to offer monthly donation classes* with all proceeds going to a local non-profit of their choosing. In total, $1,523 was raised. Thank you for all your contributions! Below is the full list of local non-profits … Continue reading
January (2026) schedule: 55 yoga classes & 2 yoga nidras!
As we conclude 2025 and look toward 2026, we are grateful for all of you and for your participation in our yoga community. Whether you have attended classes, gathered for special studio events, joined us for social outings, or engaged … Continue reading
Posted in book club, community, new class, schedule, studio
Tagged Angie Jones, Celeste Ross, class schedule, Frances Strickler, health, Heather Kessler, January, Liz Heller, Maria French, meditation, mindfulness, New Year's Day, Uta Ziegler, wellness, yoga
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December (2025) schedule: 44 yoga classes, 2 yoga nidras, & 1 yoga social!
We’d love to see you in December, whether at the studio, at our all y’all welcome yoga social, or—better yet—both! Read on to learn more about this month’s pose, our regular classes, our donation class, and our holiday downtown yoga … Continue reading
September (2025) schedule: celebrating 14 years!
We are excited to practice with you in September, the month of our studio’s 14th anniversary. Whether you’ve been part of our community since that first class in September 2011 or just joined today, thank you for being part of … Continue reading
Have a friend who would benefit from yoga? Bring them for free in March!
Don’t we all have one friend who, with some encouragement, could benefit from starting or re-starting a yoga practice? In March, we encourage you to introduce that friend to 4yoga for free! To help serve more community members, each current 4yoga … Continue reading
Come see us in December (2024): join us for yoga, yoga nidra, or a social gathering
As we welcome December, we are excited to share the new month’s schedule. We hope that you can join us for whatever best serves you during this season, whether that is an active class, a restful practice, or a social gathering. … Continue reading
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Tagged Angie Jones, Beshka Moore, Carmen Herrera, December, Heather Kessler, Maria French, New Year's Day, New Year's Eve, restorative, Scott Shigeoka, Seek: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change The World, Shigeko Sleeper, Uta Ziegler, yoga nidra, Yoga Social
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Celebrate with us in September: 13th anniversary open house, end-of-month giveaway!
In our journey through the yamas and niyamas this year, it is appropriate that September lands us on svadhyaya or self study. After all, September is the month when, back in 2011, 4yoga offered its first class. The journey to … Continue reading
July (2024) schedule: 48 classes + yoga social!
In July, we are highlighting the second niyama, santosha or contentment. Our yoga practices—including physical poses, breathing exercises, and meditation—can all help us remain present and, as a result, be more content. Another powerful tool to help develop santosha is … Continue reading