BIPOC Yoga Series
BIPOC yoga classes are designed as a specific space to celebrate diversity and foster unity for folx that identify as black or indigenous people of color (BIPOC). Led by our experienced team of BIPOC teachers, these sessions create a space where people of color can practice yoga as a majority, in a supportive and affirming environment.
Our BIPOC Series classes happen twice a month, offering a chance to connect with a diverse yoga community. In each session, you’ll explore movement, mindfulness, and self-care while building meaningful connections. Whether you're new to yoga or already practicing, these classes are accessible, empowering, and welcoming to all bodies.
Above all, we prioritize representation, inclusivity, and community. So, come experience the power of yoga for BIPOC and feel supported every step of the way.
These classes are held twice a month on Saturdays at 9:30am
First Saturdays - Unheated Yoga Flow
Third Saturdays - Restorative Yoga
Tiered Pricing
In 2026, we moved our BIPOC series from donation-based to tiered pricing. Tiered pricing allows more members of our community to have access to a quality yoga practice, while also allowing us to reliably fund our BIPOC leadership in teaching and designing the series.
Choose your tiered rate when you register for a BIPOC Series class.

SUSTAINER
$22Reflects the average Providence market rate. This credit is intended for those who are able to support our studio and series at the true cost of our offering. This tier is suited for people with a stable income and access to food, housing, and healthcare, and the ability to build savings and have a disposable income.

SUPPORTER
$15Provides a 30% discount as a more comfortable option for anyone who cannot afford the Sustainer Tier. This tier is suited for people with unstable/reduced/low income that creates some stress around meeting basic needs.

SUPPORTED
$7Provides a 70% discount for those in need of greater financial assistance. This tier is suited for people with unstable or inadequate income that sometimes prevents access to food, housing, and healthcare.
