2024 Yoga Class on Pier 62.
Yoga Classes
Pier 62 | Free
Wednesday July 2, 6–7 pm
Wednesday July 9, 6–7 pm
Wednesday July 23, 6–7 pm
Wednesday July 30, 6–7 pm
Wednesday August 6, 6–7 pm
Wednesday August 13, 6–7 pm
Wednesday August 20, 6–7 pm
Wednesday September 3, 6–7 pm
Wednesday September 10, 6–7 pm
Wednesday September 24, 6–7 pm
Enjoy accessible and adaptable classes in a welcoming space where everyone can move, connect, and recharge by the water.
All levels welcome!
Yoga participants on Pier 62. Photo by Graeme Aegerter
About Yoga on Pier 62
This year, we’ve collaborated with Mother Yoga to bring free, community-driven yoga to Pier 62. Enjoy all-levels, accessible, and adaptable classes in a welcoming space where everyone can move, connect, and recharge by the water.
Your Check List |
- Check-in at 5:45 PM—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!
Meet Your Instructors
Nancy, studio owner of Mother Yoga
Nancy Nomellini
Guiding July Classes
(She/Her) A Taiwanese American yoga teacher and the studio owner of Mother Yoga in Seattle Washington.
Nancy teaches 200 & 300 hour teacher trainings throughout the United States as well as spiritual retreats throughout Northern India. Her vast knowledge of yogic texts and the world’s great spiritual traditions and her ability to weave this wisdom throughout her classes has made her a highly sought teacher.
Nancy’s classes are inspiring, passionate and profoundly transformative and come from a lifetime of spiritual exploration, creative expression and the blessings and inevitable difficulties of daily life. Her classes combine the dharma of yoga philosophy and allied traditions, mantra, thoughtful, inventive sequencing, soulful music, physical and emotional intensity as well as wisdom and humor to create a challenging, integrated yogic experience that awakens us and brings forth our natural qualities of courage, compassion and joyful energy.
Zara Martina Lopez, yoga Instructor
Zara Martina Lopez
Guiding August Classes
(They/Them) My journey to discover my passion for teaching yoga has been one of the most fulfilling journeys of my life. I transitioned from professional dance to yoga because I believe that yoga deeply nourishes our bodies: physically, mentally, and energetically. My teaching work inspires me to create flows that bring together conscious knowledge, meditative reflection, strength, flexibility, exertion, and release.
My classes emphasize conscious pranayama techniques to harvest a deeper connection between mind and body. I love seeing and hearing the breath of my students bring them back into their bodies and into the present moment. My goal is always to foster a safe, inclusive space for every human who comes into my orbit. The greatest gift of yoga is to connect with ourselves and to be in community with others on their journey toward healing transformation and deeper consciousness. With every intention we set, with every breath we take, we awaken the divine within.
Nithya James, Mother Yoga Instructor
Nithya James
Guiding September Classes
(She/Her) As a seasoned technologist from India, I had the opportunity to learn from some of the greatest yoga teachers, including Regeesh Vattakandy and Mrinali Madhukar. I specialize in Hatha and Vinyasa.
As an artist, I am always exploring how to use my mind and body to their full potential through various forms of art and yoga. My curiosity about the science behind body movements and the brain led me to study and practice yoga, and I have come to believe that our bodies are capable of achieving almost anything if we can convince our minds to allow it. I am grateful for the strength and energy that yoga brings into my life, and I am eager to share these benefits with others.
About Mother Yoga
Mother Yoga is a community driven yoga studio located in the heart of the International District of Chinatown Seattle. Located in the Historical Louisa Building down Maynard Alley.
A POC owned business that strives to bring affordable and accessible health and wellness an approachable practice for everyone.
Taiwanese American owner Nancy Nomellini decided on this location and model in hopes of enriching and revitalizing the CID with the Eastern practices of YOGA.
Where meditation, breath practices and intentional movement have long been a part of Asian culture to revolutionize and bring power back to our existing communities.
Teachers at Mother are all unique and they offer classes like Queer yoga, Hatha yoga, Spiritual Warrior yoga and are open to all levels of students. Mother Yoga is known for its authentic, welcoming, strong community-based practices throughout all of Seattle. At Mother you do not come to “fit in” you belong.
Free programming made possible with generous support from
Waterfront Park Grand Opening Season Sponsor
Centrally located, Pier 62 is easily accessed from Alaskan Way, or from downtown via Overlook Walk.
Accessibility
Friends strives to ensure Waterfront Park, and our events are inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to everyone.
About Pier 62: an outdoor space providing various amenities such as wheelchair accessible seating, shade, water, cooling fans, and ADA accessible restrooms.
Learn more about accessibility resources at Waterfront Park here.
Waterfront Park is still under construction until 2025, accessible routes/navigation may be impacted.
Please email [email protected] with any questions or specific accommodation requests for events.
Please fill out our park experience survey HERE with any feedback on how we can make your experience more comfortable and accessible.
