Discover Yoga Classes Near You — and Find the One That Fits

Sari Saroukos
Jun 17
3 min read

Updated: Jun 17

When you’re ready to explore yoga in Brandon, you’ll find dozens of studios and styles calling your name. But how do you choose the right fit? Here are a few simple steps to narrow down your search — plus a closer look at why Divine Harmony could be the sacred sanctuary you’ve been seeking.

High angle view of a serene yoga studio with mats arranged neatly — Serene yoga environment enhances the practice experience.

1. Pinpoint Your Priorities

Style: Do you crave flowing movement (Vinyasa), deep stillness (Yin), or something more esoteric (Chakra Yoga, Sound Baths)?
Atmosphere: Some studios offer a purely fitness-driven environment; others, like Divine Harmony, cultivate a spiritually charged sanctuary designed to soothe mind, body, and soul.
Schedule & Location: Look for times and spots that fit your life. Divine Harmony is in Brandon, just minutes from the Town Center Mall, with classes from sunrise to moonlight.

2. Read the Class Descriptions Closely

A good description does more than list poses — it captures the intention behind the practice. At Divine Harmony you’ll see phrases like:

“Flow with intention,”“Sound vibrations to clear energetic blocks,”“Balancing breath and movement for an active meditation.”

If a description speaks of heart-opening, energy-clearing, or soul-nourishing — that’s your cue you’ve found a studio committed to holistic transformation, not just downward dogs.

3. Sample a Class (or Three)

Most studios, Divine Harmony included, invite you to lean into your curiosity with drop-in rates, special trials, and a free first class! Simply use code DivineHarmony1stClassPass at checkout.

Try Slow Power Vinyasa with Haley on Saturday morning to gently awaken your body.
Drop into Yin Yoga with Shane on Monday night to release the week’s tension.
Experience Chakra Yoga with Lisa to explore your energy centers in motion.

Plus, every first-time drop-in also enjoys a 20% boutique discount and a warm welcome—because we know stepping on the mat for the first time can be a big moment.

Ready to dive in? Your sacred practice awaits.

Eye-level view of yoga mats laid out in a well-lit studio — Embracing serenity and self-discovery through spiritual practice.

4. Connect with Our Guides & Practitioners

A studio’s soul shines through its teachers—and at Divine Harmony, we’re honored to host a circle of gifted healers and movement artists across every modality:

Lisa Kennedy (Founder)Chakra Yoga, private energy sessions & sound healing. Lisa brings ancestral wisdom and intuitive guidance to every class and 1:1 healing.
EllaBreath & Balance Vinyasa, Rest & Release Meditation. Ella’s early-morning flows and soothing sound journeys use breathwork to center body and mind.
HaleySlow Power Vinyasa. Haley’s weekend classes blend strength and mindfulness, inviting you to move with intention and honor what your body needs.
ShaneYin Yoga. Shane’s therapeutic, long-hold practices target fascia and joints to calm the nervous system and open you to deep relaxation.
DeborahPrimal Pilates & Stability·Flexibility·Mobility. Deborah fuses Pilates and Iyengar Yoga principles for functional strength, postural integrity, and lifelong ease of movement.
Matthew VenutiRest & Release Guided Meditation & Sound Healing. Matthew’s midday sessions use breathwork and crystal bowls to clear the mind and restore energetic flow.
Luxandra DíazBellydance Workshops & 12-Week Series. Luxandra channels over 30 years of dance experience to teach sacred movement that empowers body confidence and feminine expression.

Curious to learn more about someone’s background, training, or approach?

Book a free 10-minute discovery call or simply send us a message—our teachers love connecting one-on-one to help you find the practice that resonates most.

Wide angle view of a tranquil outdoor yoga session in a park — Outdoor yoga sessions provide a refreshing connection to nature while practicing.

5. Trust Your Gut — and Your Calendar

Not every class is for every body. Divine Harmony prides itself on being inclusive: beginners and experienced students alike feel supported here. But if you try a session that doesn’t light you up, don’t force it.

Swap Chakra Yoga for Sound Healing if you’re craving more stillness.
Trade an early-morn ing Breath & Balance flow for a midweek Rest & Release meditation if you need to reset.