The Basics
Yoga District, the highest-rated DC yoga studio on yelp.com for over a year, offers affordable and by-donation yoga classes in community-run yoga centers committed to eco-friendly practices. Why not join us?
Our laid back community of diverse students and dedicated teachers are exploring yoga for fun, health, peace, and a variety of other reasons. Our teachers are trained in a wide range of unique yoga traditions, so please try classes with a few different teachers using our intro-pass for new students to find the style you’re looking for.
Learn more about Yoga District studios and our nonprofit mission here…
What's Happening
Live DJ Glow Flow @ 14th ST, November 17th, 7:30pm
Holistic Approach to Migraine Headaches (Yoga & Essential Oils) @ 14th ST, November 18th, 2:30pm
Diversity, Accessibility and Inclusvity in Yoga @ 14th, November 26th, 6:00pm
Upcoming Yoga Training
–Children’s Yoga Training with Little Flower Yoga: Module 1 starting November 17 @ I ST – $545 early bird
-200 Hour Winter Extended Teacher Training Session starting January 19th @ Washington, DC -$2000 Early Bird until December 19th + $180 book fee
-200 Hour Winter Intensive Teacher Training Session starting January 30th @ Washington, DC -$2000 Early Bird until December 30th + $180 book fee
-200 Hour Spring Extended Teacher Training Session starting April 6th @ Washington, DC -$2000 Early Bird until March 6th + $180 book fee
-200 Hour Spring Intensive Teacher Training Session starting April 17th @ Washington, DC -$2000 Early Bird until March 17th + $180 book fee
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The Buzz
Rated “Best Yoga Studio” by the Washington City Paper 7+ years
Voted “Best Yoga Studio” in DC by the Express for 5+ years
Highest-rated yoga studio in DC on yelp.com for over a year.
“Yoga District is DC’s premiere yoga studio.”
“…Teachers as dedicated as any in Washington… [with] classes costing about half what many studios in the city charge”
…Nonprofit studio Yoga District is one of the main forces behind the “yoga activist” outreach effort in the area (Washington Post)
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