Free to Be is one of those studios that immediately makes you feel comfortable the second you walk…read morein. The space is open, calm, and genuinely welcoming! It feels like a place where you're encouraged to show up exactly as you are. Zoe and Alison are incredible instructors!! Their classes are thoughtful, grounding, and challenging in the best way, while still feeling accessible and supportive. You never feel rushed or judged, just guided. What I love most is how much intention they put into building real community. The free library and hang-out area invite you to stay and connect, and fun touches like the current bingo challenge make the studio feel playful and human, not transactional. Free to Be is more than just a yoga studio, it's a space for movement, connection, and belonging. I can't recommend it enough

Started off 2026 with amazing practice with Zoe.it was a lil bit toasty and a lil steamy~ exactly…read morewhat I needed. Her breathwork was just right. I was a really good class. The space was beautiful and the staff was welcoming. I will definitely be back. Shout to my friend, Jamie who encouraged me to join her. Try new things, Try FREE TO BE

I found Mangolia Yoga Studio from a Google search of yoga studios around my hotel. I signed up for…read morethe Warm Vinyasa Flow class on Sunday at 10am. I arrived around 15 minutes prior to class so that I could get situated. I met Giselle, who was the instructor of the class, also helped to check me in and acquaint myself with the studio. The studio was beautiful. Even before I walked into the studio I noticed the lovely glass mural of the yogini in camel pose. Everything felt intentionally placed. The lounge area made the place feel warm and inviting. There was plenty of cubbies. The practice space was warm and toasty when I walked in. I got a great sweat through the class, but I didn't find it unbearable. It certainly didn't get to Bikram temperature, which is around 105 degrees. I loved how Giselle's class was like a slow flow. You don't have to move quickly and dynamically in vinyasa to feel like you're putting in the work. You can hold the asanas for several breaths and still feel challenged especially when you're activating every muscle in your body. Giselle offered functional cues and many modifications, which was awesome because it makes the poses accessible for everyone. I would highly recommend her class for all-levels.

I was once an avid student and supporter of Ajax and Magnolia Yoga studio. I even considered taking…read moretheir teacher certification program. It was a place of refuge and healing for the many stressors of life at the time. I had gone to City Hall to advocate for funding for the studio, had written an article about the merits of the studio and even defended Ajax when family members told me she seems very narcissistic. Unfortunately one evening I got to class in the nick of time but the app would not accept my payment because class had technically already started. I was paying with my Doordash Visa card. I went home and received a text from Ajax asking for my payment. I apologized and explained what happened and offered to bring her cash or Zelle her the next morning. She told me that I wouldn't do this at any other business and that it was unacceptable etc. I felt like I was being shamed for something that was an honest mishap. At the time an individual class was only $16. I explained that I was not trying to get over on her but still I was shamed and made to feel like I was somehow turning against her for trying to explain and defend myself. She showed zero understanding, zero compassion. The comments in other reviews about her toxic and egoic behavior ring true. As much as I loved the studio and some of the instructors, and wanted to support a Black owned studio I no longer desire to go. Go at your own risk. At this point, her reputation for the shitty treatment of people proceeds her.

This is exactly what I think of when I think of New Orleans-style yoga: it involves drinking...but…read moreonly after you put in an hour of hard, sweaty work. Our yoga session took place at the upstairs art space at Treo (which I had been meaning to check out as Pauline and Stephen Patterson can do no wrong in my eyes) so when I heard that I can check somewhere off my list, get in a workout, AND it included sangria, I was game. I was expecting a meditation focused class but it was quite the opposite. This was a fast-paced class that moved through poses quickly enough that I actually broke a sweat by the end (this never happens). The women who run it (Baye and McKensie) come through the room to gently adjust your posture (which is super helpful and I love it!!!!) and even offer a cool, lavender scented compress after all that hard work. No other Treo events on the calendar yet, but I will definitely be checking them out now that they offer FREE classes at Tchoup Yard!

Wow!! What an amazing experience and great yoga session. Our instructor Kaitlyn was incredible and…read morevery knowledgeable. She was super sweet and helped everyone with the moves. The class was a great pace and an amazing stretch. The mind body connection is really there. The church at Hotel Peter and Paul is absolutely stunning and a beautiful place to relax. Will be coming back to take more classes!

I do yoga 2-3 times a week so when I was planning on my trip to the French Quarter, I looked into…read morewhich yoga studios were nearby. I didn't find any TOO close, so I was super excited to see a sign advertising yoga at the Cabildo - a 1 minute walk from my hotel! The class was from 7:30-8:30am, which is way before the museum opens at 10am. The class was $12, which is way cheaper than what I am used to paying in NY so I was happy about that. The class itself was decent - I understand that it is an all levels class, and as an avid yogi I felt it wasn't too challenging, but other than that I enjoyed the class. I think if she had asked us visitors what our yoga experience was, she may have realized that we were pretty advanced and adjusted the level of difficulty a bit (in looking around I saw some others modifying the poses to make them more challenging). I would have liked a little music, but that's my personal preference. Nina was friendly and provided mats, blocks, and blankets for us visiting guests. If I were staying longer in town, I'd attend again. She also gave me a free ticket to the Cabildo if I decided to return to see the museum itself, which was really nice. The space is beautiful and it's definitely a piece of history to experience while in NOLA.

Yoga at the Cabildo was a beautiful kick off to my Sunday morning…read more The instructor was informative and held a humorous tone the entire class. I consider myself intermediate, my sister a beginner and we both found comfort and challenge in the class. It is not always easy to find activities in this city that surround something other than drinking or tourists. Although the Cabildo is located close to Bourbon St, it is easy to find tranquillity in the sun soaked room. The windows stretch from floor to ceiling and are covered with billowing white curtains. I went during a construction phase so I could only imagine the beauty the place holds now. Truly a unique experience. This is the building the Louisiana Purchase was signed in for goodness sake! I certainly recommend it and will return.

Super cute yoga space I found through Groupon! I loved the loft feel and all the natural light that…read morecomes into this unique space. I'm also a fan that they offer noon classes, for those of us that enjoy our morning routines, this is the perfect mid day addition. They rotate teachers also so I was able to practice with a couple of different ones. I loved J.LOs class she offered a fantastic flow and incorporated tapping into our chakras. This studio also offers a variety of non yoga classes such as astrology, painting, yoga and vino. It's such a beautiful space and I'm so happy they are inviting the community to come in and explore various classes. I would definitely recommend this studio! It's a neighborhood gem.

One of the best things I did during my long weekend getaway in NOLA was to take a yoga class here…read more It was very welcoming and open, and if I lived nearby I would be a regular. Ridiculously serene and airy space: what a treasure on trendy Magazine Street. Tip: use of mats $2 extra.

Great class, good teachers and very reasonable prices. Convenient location on Canal Stread more

This was my regular yoga place for years. The atmosphere is so amazing inside. I particularly like…read moretheir use of musical instruments at the beginning and end of each yoga class. I've also attended their sound baths on different occasions, and that was a magical experience. The cafe is so delicious. My only complaint is that at a dharma talk I attended years ago, the instructor (I think one of the owners), said that Hurricane Katrina was the karma that New Orleanians got because they cosmically brought it on to themselves. I'm paraphrasing here, but you get the drift. Blame the victim, wrapped up in new-age offensive BS. I attended a few classes after that, but my heart just couldn't be in it anymore.

This is a beautiful studio! I have not been to pilates here yet but I've been to a few yoga…read moreclasses. The classes are small-ish (like 8 or less people). All the teachers I've seen have been great. Definitely worth checking out!

Love my girls at Grace! I started going here in 2020 and I've loved it ever since. Every time is a…read moregreat experience and you actually learn the basics of Pilates here. I've not taken a yoga class here but adding that to the list as well. I've been slacking and not going since I've been at home w| my new baby but I can't not wait to get back into the groove of things and start those classes back up.

I used to do yoga here in 2014-2015 and stopped because I moved a little further from the studio. I…read morerecently started going back for their prenatal yoga classes. They are the only yoga studio in the GNO area I could find that still offers prenatal yoga. I was quickly reminded what a warm and welcoming studio Wild Lotus is. The class is varied every week, and really helps me stretch and stay in shape as I prepare to give birth! It's nice to be in a class with other expecting mamas. My only suggestion would be to offer perhaps a weekday evening class as well! Often my birthing/childcare classes are on Saturday mornings so I do have to alternate weeks. I don't know if Wild Lotus ever offered the cold aromatherapy wash clothes at the end of class for the face. I remember going to a prenatal class with a friend 10 years ago elsewhere, and that was one of my favorite parts; I would not hate if Wild Lotus offered that! :)

This yoga studio was within walking distance to our AirBnB…read more The staff was super helpful and the space is clean and airy. They have more of a spiritual and gentle flow vibe, which is really nice to slow down with. I will definitely be back!

Freret Street Yoga is great for all ages and all levels of yoga, come and enjoy! I take classes and…read moreprivate lessons here from all of the teachers. I highly recommend Geoffrey and everyone else here!

Love this place offers a few different classes. Often offer workshops too, there are a variety of…read moreinstructors as well. Close to Tulane & Loyola. campuses. FSY offers various accessories too (bricks, ropes, blankets, etc) to get a great experience. And the days you feel like yoga & being slightly hippie Feret street has some cute little places to eat that are close as well.