With a full and deeply grateful heart, Lexie shares that Yoga Garden will be closing its doors this May. after nearly nine years of serving as a space for practice and community. With gratitude and tenderness, the community is invited to gather, practice, and celebrate together in the studio’s final months and at a closing ceremony in mid-May.

There’s something I love about the energy of New Year’s—the sense of turning a fresh page. It’s a natural time to reflect and be intentional about what we want change to look like in our lives. Because here’s the truth: we are always changing. Time marches on. Circumstances shift. Life shapes us. Even the cells in our body completely renew themselves every seven years. Impermanence isn’t just a groovy Buddhist catchphrase—it’s real. We couldn’t keep things the same even if we wanted to.