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You can take free yoga classes at Bryant Park from now through September

Sun salutations, skyline views and zero fees? Namaste right here

Laura Ratliff
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Laura Ratliff
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Photography: Courtesy of Bryant Park Corpration / David Teng
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New York’s ultimate open-air yoga studio is back. Bryant Park just announced the return of its wildly popular free yoga series, with sessions running from May 28 through September 17. Now in its 22nd year, the beloved al fresco fitness tradition has grown from a few mats on the lawn to one of the city’s largest and most consistent community workout programs, often drawing more than 1,000 yogis per class.

Led by over 30 of the region’s top instructors, each session offers a fresh flow, welcoming all skill levels and ages. Whether you're a seasoned vinyasa pro or a "what's a downward dog?" beginner, you're invited to stretch, sweat and find your zen in the heart of Midtown.

Classes take place twice a week: Tuesdays at 10am on the Upper Terrace and Wednesdays at 6pm on the Lawn. Registration is required (and spots go fast), so snag yours early and don't forget to BYO mat and water. Mats are not provided, and trust us, you don’t want to be the one practicing on bare concrete while your neighbor nails a headstand.

This year, viral athleisure brand Halara is stepping in as the series’ first-ever presenting partner, adding a splash of stylish flair to the already feel-good affair. Select sessions will feature branded giveaways to amp up the community vibes and keep you looking fresh while you work on your form.

“We are always delighted to see the lawn filled with a yoga class,” Daniel Biederman, Bryant Park Corporation’s executive director, said in a release. “What started with just a small group has grown into a community tradition.”

Whether you’re looking for a new workout routine or just want an excuse to wear that new matching set, Bryant Park Yoga is your midweek dose of peace, plank and pigeons—of both the pose and park variety.

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