FAQs

The first class is free! Use the code firstfree in the promo code box a drop-in class. Drop-ins are normally $22.

5 class pass costs $90 and allows you to drop in for any class you’d like and is good for 3 months. This is a great choice if you are interested in trying out different classes, or if your schedule is unpredictable.
If you’re looking to establish a regular yoga practice, our automatically renewing monthly membership is convenient and affordable for only $70 per month for once weekly classes (a total of 5 classes a month). Or come twice a week for only $90 per month!

Yes! Please email or call ahead of time to reserve your spot. Some classes fill up quickly. We prefer students paying by cash or check to pay for 3 months ahead. For example, 1 weekly class for 3 months is $210. This option works best for students who plan to come to the same class each week.

Family members of current students receives a $10 discount off their monthly membership price or class pass. Please email the studio directly for the discounted membership code.
We want to make yoga accessible for as many students as possible. If you are experiencing financial difficulty, please contact Meg to discuss sliding scale tuition, and/or work trade options.

Nope! We have regularly-cleaned mats available at the studio. But you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer. (If you’re looking to purchase your own high-quality mat, two of our favorite mats are the Manduka Pro-Lite mat and the Jade Harmony mat.)

Please do! We do not have a water fountain, though there is a bathroom in the studio and small water cups available if you need.

Just yourself! The studio has blankets, blocks, belts and bolsters. If you prefer to bring your own props, you are welcome to do so.

We limit classes to 10 students, so that each yogi can receive plenty of instructor support and room to move. We are a small, friendly studio - your yoga mat neighbor may quickly become a new friend!

Check the current schedule to see if a kids’ class is available. Teenagers are welcome in general classes.

Yes! Please contact Meg to schedule a private lesson. To set up a private lesson with another instructor, please ask that instructor directly. We also offer private classes for a group of friends, family members or co-workers. Contact Meg for more detailed options. On-going private lessons and classes are a great option for those who are looking for individualized sessions or those with very specific goals.

Absolutely not. Every body is different, and we have a variety of props - including chairs - to help adapt poses to work for you. For all classes, you need to be able to get up and down from the floor. Consider starting with a Gentle class if you are on the stiffer side or have never done yoga before. If you have an acute injury, please talk to your doctor or physical therapist before starting or returning to yoga.

Iyengar Yoga is a method of practice and teaching developed by Yogacharya B.K.S. Iyengar over 75 years ago. Mr. Iyengar was dedicated to understanding the connections between the classical study of yoga through Patajali’s Yoga Sutras, practice of physical postures (asana) and breath work (pranayama) for dynamic physical and spiritual health. He considered the practice of yoga to be an art and a science

When you practice Iyengar Yoga your teacher will guide you through each pose, moving from simple to complex instructions that hone your mental and physical awareness. Props are often used to improve the understanding of a pose, and to help less flexible students access the benefits of the pose. Certified Iyengar Yoga Teachers (CIYTs) undergo a rigorous training program that includes direct mentorship and years of study and practice before they can be assessed for a teaching certification.