This class is intended as a welcoming yoga environment for anyone who considers themselves a part of the LGBTQ+ community. Led by Harley Takagi Kaner (he/they) and Henri Garrison-Desany (all pronouns welcome) on alternating months. Class includes a blend of vinyasa flow and mindfulness practices. Direction and prop use will be inclusive of those who may have had surgeries or whose bodies are changing, and hands-on assists will be offered for those interested and comfortable with touch.

This nourishing Fall experience will take place in the heated studio at a comfortable temperature to warm and loosen soft tissue. Massage ball-rolling and yin-style poses will unwind and release the body in a slower flow with longer holds. And meditative intentions will encourage embodiment and grounding in preparation for the colder months ahead.

Relieve deep-set tension with yoga therapist Alex Bauermeister and her team of magical assistants. Alex guides a meditative sequence of floor-based, gentle poses, while a team of assistants offer optional hands-on support and bodywork. This is a practice of self-care to bring forward our most grounded and wise selves, in service of our own wellbeing, and the wellbeing of our relationships and communities.

Practicing in community can be a powerful and joyful experience. Andrea leads from her mat for a three hour full spectrum intermediate and advanced postural practice monthly. Each practice will include contemplation, mantra, and a closing meditation.

This specially crafted restorative class will incorporate selected pranayama (breathing methods) designed to relax and rehabilitate the nervous system.

Join us for a monthly meeting to discuss books that can further our path of self-discovery.

Whether you’re an experienced yoga practitioner or have never stepped foot on a mat, these community gatherings provide opportunities to explore the teachings of yoga, Buddhism, modern day psychology and physiology, as well as books categorized as “self-help”. All in a relaxed and compassionate setting.

This event is free and open to the public.

Join Einat for a monthly lab exploring, refreshing, and refining the art of hands on assists. Receive step-by-step instructions and learn a variety of assists for each pose and the opportunity to practice assisting while receiving feedback in order to refine their perception and quality of their touch. Each month will have a specific focus, so regular attendance and drop ins are welcome!

Visioned and led by Marlene Boyette, this monthly $6 community yoga offering welcomes Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to explore a blend of postures intended to open and energize the body, as well as postures that sooth and calm. Aspects of meditation, sound healing, and pranayama will occasionally be infused into this offering.

Join Joel Stanley to experience an accessible dance and movement practice. In this special movement practice Joel spins waves, holds space, and invites you to let the music be your guide through the rhythms of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. Allow the music to move you beyond self-imposed limitations and facilitate a deep exploration of creativity and connection.

Join special guest teacher Nikki Vilella for a workshop dedicated to the psoas - one of the few muscles that connects the upper and lower body. This workshop will explore all facets of your psoas and will guide you through physical shapes/asanas that explore the role the psoas plays. We will end the physical practice with a restorative shape and a heaping spoon of pranayama.

Join special guest teacher Nikki Vilella for a vinyasa style flow with an emphasis on creativity, anatomy, and alignment. This class will be a thematic, inventive, and thoughtful sequence of sun salutations, standing & seated postures, a back bending focus, inversions, and hand/arm balances —guided by a steady breath to tone and calm the mind.

This class is intended as a welcoming yoga environment for anyone who considers themselves a part of the LGBTQ+ community. Led by Harley Takagi Kaner (he/they) and Henri Garrison-Desany (all pronouns welcome) on alternating months. Class includes a blend of vinyasa flow and mindfulness practices. Direction and prop use will be inclusive of those who may have had surgeries or whose bodies are changing, and hands-on assists will be offered for those interested and comfortable with touch.

Relieve deep-set tension with yoga therapist Alex Bauermeister and her team of magical assistants. Alex guides a meditative sequence of floor-based, gentle poses, while a team of assistants offer optional hands-on support and bodywork. This is a practice of self-care to bring forward our most grounded and wise selves, in service of our own wellbeing, and the wellbeing of our relationships and communities.

Join us for a monthly meeting to discuss books that can further our path of self-discovery.

Whether you’re an experienced yoga practitioner or have never stepped foot on a mat, these community gatherings provide opportunities to explore the teachings of yoga, Buddhism, modern day psychology and physiology, as well as books categorized as “self-help”. All in a relaxed and compassionate setting.

This event is free and open to the public.

Join Einat for a monthly lab exploring, refreshing, and refining the art of hands on assists. Receive step-by-step instructions and learn a variety of assists for each pose and the opportunity to practice assisting while receiving feedback in order to refine their perception and quality of their touch. Each month will have a specific focus, so regular attendance and drop ins are welcome!

Visioned and led by Marlene Boyette, this monthly $6 community yoga offering welcomes Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to explore a blend of postures intended to open and energize the body, as well as postures that sooth and calm. Aspects of meditation, sound healing, and pranayama will occasionally be infused into this offering.

Join Kiera Penpeci (she/they) for a functional movement practice for strong and responsive feet that stabilize the body from the ground up. Made up of many small, seemingly insignificant joints and muscles, the feet create a complex system that builds a strong foundation for our posture and gait. In this practice, you will use myofascial release balls, resistance bands, and familiar studio props to “meet your feet”.

Practicing in community can be a powerful and joyful experience. Andrea leads from her mat for a three hour full spectrum intermediate and advanced postural practice monthly. Each practice will include contemplation, mantra, and a closing meditation.

Join Noel Coakley of Boston Center for Contemplative Practice for a fall morning of meditative practice. Open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike, this offering will provide you with the an opportunity to deepen your meditation practice and connect with a supportive community.

Join Joel Stanley to experience an accessible dance and movement practice. In this special movement practice Joel spins waves, holds space, and invites you to let the music be your guide through the rhythms of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. Allow the music to move you beyond self-imposed limitations and facilitate a deep exploration of creativity and connection.

This class is intended as a welcoming yoga environment for anyone who considers themselves a part of the LGBTQ+ community. Led by Harley Takagi Kaner (he/they) and Henri Garrison-Desany (all pronouns welcome) on alternating months. Class includes a blend of vinyasa flow and mindfulness practices. Direction and prop use will be inclusive of those who may have had surgeries or whose bodies are changing, and hands-on assists will be offered for those interested and comfortable with touch.

Relieve deep-set tension with yoga therapist Alex Bauermeister and her team of magical assistants. Alex guides a meditative sequence of floor-based, gentle poses, while a team of assistants offer optional hands-on support and bodywork. This is a practice of self-care to bring forward our most grounded and wise selves, in service of our own wellbeing, and the wellbeing of our relationships and communities.

Practicing in community can be a powerful and joyful experience. Andrea leads from her mat for a three hour full spectrum intermediate and advanced postural practice monthly. Each practice will include contemplation, mantra, and a closing meditation.

Interested in the Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapy Training and want to learn more? Join yoga therapist Alex Bauermeister (she/her) to hear about the focus of the training and its unique structure, and have your questions answered.

Interested in joining the JPCY teaching team? Apply to audition!

Join us for a monthly meeting to discuss books that can further our path of self-discovery.

Whether you’re an experienced yoga practitioner or have never stepped foot on a mat, these community gatherings provide opportunities to explore the teachings of yoga, Buddhism, modern day psychology and physiology, as well as books categorized as “self-help”. All in a relaxed and compassionate setting.

This event is free and open to the public.

Visioned and led by Marlene Boyette, this monthly $6 community yoga offering welcomes Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to explore a blend of postures intended to open and energize the body, as well as postures that sooth and calm. Aspects of meditation, sound healing, and pranayama will occasionally be infused into this offering.

Join us for a monthly yogic studies offering. Each meeting will begin by introducing a yogic concept, exploring its origins, principles, and significance in the yogic tradition. After an introduction and brief group discussion you will have the opportunity to embody and experience the theme through various yogic practices.

Join Joel Stanley to experience an accessible dance and movement practice. In this special movement practice Joel spins waves, holds space, and invites you to let the music be your guide through the rhythms of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness. Allow the music to move you beyond self-imposed limitations and facilitate a deep exploration of creativity and connection.