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Yoga at The Gateway: Tuesday pm with Baby Goats and Boozy Sunday Morning

The Gateway, Utah’s premier community gathering, dining, and entertainment destination invites yogis and novices to join in a healthy practice of yoga all summer long welcoming back Sunday Yoga on the Plaza and introducing $20 Goat Yoga on Tuesday evenings. All shapes, sizes, and ability levels are welcome and supported. Every Sunday at 10 a.m., starting May…

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The Gateway, Utah’s premier community gathering, dining, and entertainment destination invites yogis and novices to join in a healthy practice of yoga all summer long welcoming back Sunday Yoga on the Plaza and introducing $20 Goat Yoga on Tuesday evenings. All shapes, sizes, and ability levels are welcome and supported.

Every Sunday at 10 a.m., starting May 19, Salt Lake Power Yoga will give the weekend a little extra stretch. The yoga class is free. Mimosas and Five Wives Vodka Bloody Marys are just $5. The talented instructors at Salt Lake Power Yoga lead this series with power flow yoga. Mat rentals are available for $2. RSVP on shopthegateway.com/calendar.

Need a little animal therapy with your yoga?  GOGA, Goats + Yoga is offered every Tuesday evening starting May 28 from 7 until 8 p.m. on the Olympic Legacy Plaza. The team from GOGA bring baby goats from their farm to you. “Come laugh, smile and love on the goats while getting on your yoga,” said Derek Westover. “You will leave feeling lighter and with a full heart.” Classes are limited and you must purchase a ticket in advance at http://utahgogaguys.com/elementor-11036/

“We love having community yoga classes as part of our growing list of amenities here,” said Jacklyn Briggs, marketing director for The Gateway. “Boozy yoga and GOGA offer a fun twist to the traditional yoga classes where people might feel intimidated. These Gateway classes offer a light fun atmosphere where all ability levels are welcome.”

The Gateway, after completing purchase and $100 million investment in revitalization, has successfully entered into a new phase introducing all-new “live, work and play” experiences and entertainment through art, technology, community-driven events and new merchants opening.

About The Gateway:

The Gateway is a 1.4 million square foot lifestyle destination in the heart of Downtown Salt Lake City. Owned and managed by Vestar, the property is in the midst of a $100 million redevelopment—infusing retail and dining, entertainment, modern office space, arts and culture, a boutique hotel, and a full calendar of community-driven events.

 About Vestar:

As one of the leading privately held real estate companies in the United States, Vestar acquires, develops and manages shopping and entertainment destinations that serve as community focal points. Since its inception in 1989, Vestar has earned a reputation for integrity and responsibility in the fields of retail property development, operations, leasing and marketing. Vestar’s current portfolio of retail properties totals 30 million square feet throughout the western states. For more information, please visit vestar.com.

About Salt Lake Power Yoga

Salt Lake Power Yoga is located in the heart of Salt Lake City, Utah. We hold our heated PowerFlow classes in our sun-filled flagship studio, which offers a panoramic view of the Wasatch Mountains. We also have several smaller studios for additional classes, workshops, and teacher training programs. Our retail space showcases of-the-moment yoga clothing and gear, and our changing rooms are stocked with standard spa amenities, so you leave feeling refreshed and restored. SLPY is more than a yoga studio—it is a community, a space to develop lasting friendships and to support your growth.



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