Yoga and Movement Studio - Memberships and Class Packs
We are Full Circle this Summer from June 15 - September 12
Our summer pricing is designed to make movement, wellness, and community accessible to everyone while supporting our teachers and helping us continue to grow the Full Circle vision.
Choose the Package That's Right for You
5-Class Pass — $95
Just $19 per class
Expires September 12
10-Class Pass — $180
Just $18 per class and our best value among class packs
Expires September 12
3-Month Unlimited Pass — $297
Take as many classes as you'd like all summer long. The more you attend, the lower your cost per class.
Expires September 12
Drop-In Classes
Drop-in classes are offered on a sliding scale of $15–$25.
At Full Circle, we believe everyone deserves access to movement and community. No one is turned away due to lack of funds. Contact us for customized pricing or just show up!
Registration
Sign up online in advance or simply check in at the door.
What to Bring
Comfortable clothes you can move in
A yoga mat, if you have one
No mat? No worries—we have extras available.
Most importantly, bring your curiosity, your openness, and your willingness to be part of a supportive and welcoming community.
Questions?
Contact us at office@stonewaveyoga.com
One time donation - any amount - Venmo @StoneWaveYogaDonate or mail to:
Contact office@stonewaveyoga.com with questions.
We appreciate you.
Yoga is good for your health!
A 2015 study published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience confirmed this notion, proving that yoga can impact brain activity, plasticity and stress reduction. The way it works is that yoga lights up the parasympathetic nervous system while reducing the response of the sympathetic nervous system, best known for “fight or flight” mode. In other words, when we practice, we lower our cortisol, or stress hormone, levels and, as a result, “lifestyle diseases and other chronic conditions can be modified if you develop such tools of self-regulation,” says Sat Bir Khalsa, PhD, assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and Research Director for Kripalu in Massachusetts.
We don’t turn anyone away for lack of funds.