Classes, Events, and Retreats

Upcoming

The Heroine's Journey: Women's Yoga Retreat in Paros, Greece

June 5-12, 2027

Rooms filling fast!

Inspired by the landscapes and mythology of Greece, this retreat invites you into your own Heroine’s Journey, a chance to step away from striving, responsibilities, and constant motion, and remember what it feels like to simply be.

Come to Paros to unwind, restore, and return home feeling grounded, nourished, and more fully yourself.

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Back to the Mat! with Online Yoga Membership

September 11-18, 2026

OYM is the yoga membership you’ve been looking for. Whether you are new to yoga, looking to get back into a regular practice, or just need some new inspiration on the mat, OYM provides personal, uplifting, expertly guided, and easily accessible yoga practices that you can do anytime, anywhere.

OYM is designed to nourish a stronger, healthier, happier you, one practice at a time.

FREE access to OYM all week, including live classes and full library!

Early registration is now open.

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Hidden Things: Pilgrimage to Chartres Cathedral

October 3-10, 2026

Join Jessica and others on a sacred journey of yoga, labyrinth, and revelation. Towering over the medieval town of Chartes, France, this iconic, historic, and architectural marvel invites pilgrims from all over the world to explore the interior cathedral of one's own heart. This profound and thoughtfully curated experience will take you on a journey through Chartres, Paris, and into your own soul, seeking and finding the hidden treasures of purpose, inspiration, and divine connection.

Registration ends soon...

Texas Yoga Retreat

October 16-18, 2026

Ancient Yoga Center

207 Barsana Ave, Austin, TX 78737

An annual yoga retreat and conference for all bodies and all levels.

Jessica will be presenting on yoga and labyrinth, and all events at Texas Yoga Retreat are open to all and will count towards Yoga Alliance and IAYT continuing education hours.

Get 10% off registration with coupon code JESSICA

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Receiving and Reflecting the Light: Full Moon Labyrinth Walk

Tuesday, November 24, 2026, 6:30-8pm

5 Oak Ranch, Austin | Free

Through silence, Scripture, guided reflection, and a full-moon labyrinth walk, we will explore two movements of the spiritual life: receiving the Light and reflecting the Light.

Registration is open!

Silent Night: A Candlelight Advent Labyrinth

Sunday, December 6, 2026

Oak Hill United Methodist Church

7815 US-290, Austin | Free, no registration (campus map)

Enjoy a labyrinth walk lit up with hundreds of lights! Walking a lighted path in the December night is about as fitting an Advent prayer as we can imagine: the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. We'll meet at 6 pm at the outdoor chapel area and then walk at 6:30 pm.

Bring a friend. Bring your family! Stay tuned for more info!

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Return to Your Light: Women's Yoga Retreat

Friday, December 11, 2026

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Back by popular demand, this day-retreat brings together yoga, contemplation, sound bath, wildflowers, and lively community to replenish your spirit and set you up right for the holiday buzz.

Stay tuned for details...

Blossom & Bliss: A Women's Springtime Retreat

April, 2027

Ongoing

Monday Morning Yoga at Circle C Community Center

September 7 - December 21, 2026

Mondays, 9:00-10:00AM
7817 La Crosse Ave, 78739

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Labyrinth Walks: A Spiritual Practice for This Moment

Last Mondays of the Month

Oak Hill United Methodist Church

Inspiring and theme-based labyrinth walks to calm your mind and lift your spirits.

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Monday Evening Labyrinth Walks

November, 2026

Oak Hill United Methodist Church

Contemplative Lab

All month, we take our practice outside and let our feet do the praying. Labyrinth walking is an ancient spiritual and contemplative practice. Pilgrims walked labyrinths in the great cathedrals of Europe as a form of sacred journey. There is something quietly powerful about letting your body do what your heart is trying to do: find the center, rest there, and return.