Yoga Classes. Photo by Jo Cosme.
Yoga at Waterfront Park
Pier 62 | Free
Tuesday July 21, 6–7 pm
Tuesday July 28, 6–7 pm
Tuesday August 4, 6–7 pm
Tuesday August 11, 6–7 pm
Tuesday August 18, 6–7 pm
Tuesday August 25, 6–7 pm
Tuesday September 1, 6–7 pm
Tuesday September 15, 6–7 pm
Tuesday September 22, 6–7 pm
Tuesday September 29, 6–7 pm
Enjoy accessible and adaptable vinyasa flow classes in a welcoming space where everyone can move, connect, and recharge by the water.
All levels welcome!
Yoga Classes. Photo by Jo Cosme.
About Yoga
We’re partnering with Mother Yoga for a second year to bring free, all-levels yoga to Pier 62.
Know Before You Go
- Check-in at 5:45 p.m.—please arrive on time to secure your spot.
- Dress for the weather; classes are outdoors.
- Bring a yoga mat; limited number of yoga mats will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Bring a water bottle; we have refill stations!
- Sign your required waiver.
- Pre-registration is encouraged, but drop-ins are welcome!
Mother Yoga. Photo courtesy Mother Yoga
Proudly Partnered with Mother Yoga
Mother Yoga Seattle is a deeply community-rooted studio devoted to making the transformative practice of yoga accessible to all. In a time when so many are seeking meaningful support for their mental, emotional, and physical well-being, Mother Yoga is proud to offer sliding scale classes so that authentic yoga remains within reach for a wide range of people.
Grounded in the traditional roots of the practice, Mother Yoga is known for upholding the ethics, integrity, and spiritual depth of yoga while fostering a space that feels warm, welcoming, and profoundly real.
More than a studio, Mother Yoga is a gathering place for sincere practice, connection, and healing an authentic community where people come not only to move, but to belong. You can find the Mother Yoga Seattle studio located nearby in the Chinatown-International District.
Meet the Instructors
Nancy Nomellini, Mother Yoga instructor.
Nancy Nomellini
July 21 I August 4 I August 18 I September 1 I September 15 I September 29
Nancy Nomellini is the owner of Mother Yoga Seattle, where she has become known as a deeply respected teacher, mentor, and community leader devoted to preserving the integrity and transformative power of yoga.
A true “teacher’s teacher,” Nancy regularly leads 200- and 300-hour teacher trainings, while also teaching extensively both domestically and internationally. She is especially recognized for her commitment to building meaningful community within Seattle’s CID, and for creating spaces where practice, belonging, and spiritual inquiry can flourish. Nancy also leads annual spiritual pilgrimages to India, offering students the opportunity to experience yoga at its source.
Now in her second year at Waterfront Park, she brings to each class a energetic, soulful presence and a deep reverence for the path always returning to the truth that what she loves most about teaching is the continual reminder that we are far more alike than different, and that we deeply need one another along the journey.
Julia Frances, Mother Yoga instructor.
Julia Frances
August 11 I September 8 I September 22
Rooted in the Iyengar and Ashtanga yoga traditions, Julia’s classes welcome all bodies and levels of experience, while honoring contemporary culture and lifestyle (beats anyone?) and being open to play and possibilities on the mat.
In 2023 Julia completed 500-Hour Yoga Teacher Training with Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman at The Yoga Shanti in New York, and also incorporates the voices of all of her teachers over the past 20 or so years.
Julia is excited to share, practice and learn yoga together while building community with all of you. Her favorite Sutra is 1.1 Atha yoga-anusasana, roughly translated to: Now, the teachings of yoga!
Nithya James, Mother Yoga instructor.
Nithya James
July 28 I August 25
As a seasoned technologist from India, Nithya had the opportunity to learn from some of the greatest yoga teachers, including Regeesh Vattakandy and Mrinali Madhukar. She specializes in Hatha and Vinyasa.
As an artist, Nithya is always exploring how to use her mind and body to their full potential through various forms of art and yoga. Her curiosity about the science behind body movements and the brain led her to study and practice yoga, and she has come to believe that our bodies are capable of achieving almost anything if we can convince our minds to allow it.
Nithya is grateful for the strength and energy that yoga brings into her life, and she is eager to share these benefits with others.
Pier 62. Photo by Jo Cosme.
Accessibility
Friends strives to ensure Waterfront Park, and our events are inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to everyone.
Waterfront Park is an outdoor space in downtown Seattle providing various amenities such as wheelchair accessible seating, shade, water stations, cooling fans, and ADA accessible restrooms.
At this event, the following resources can be checked out onsite at the Friends of Waterfront Park Info Booth:
- Courtesy wheelchair
- Sensory Kits (Includes: noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, headwraps, and other items)
- Assisted Listening Devices
For wheelchair and assisted listening devices, please request those ahead of time by emailing [email protected] at least 1 week prior to the event.
Learn more about accessibility resources at Waterfront Park.
Please fill out our visitor experience survey here with any feedback on how we can make your experience more comfortable and accessible.
