09.12.2023

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☯️ Get your zen on

Find your zen at these yoga studios around Fort Worth

Take a variety of different classes at Soul Sweat Hot Yoga. | Photo by @soulsweatyogafortworth

Whether you’re a novice on the mat or an experienced yogi, Fort Worthians have plenty of places to practice. Find your zen at these 14 yoga studios around Fort Worth.

If you’re looking to sweat

Soul Sweat Hot Yoga | 1217 8th Ave.
Break a sweat with heated Vinyasa and Power Vinyasa flow. Or, if you’re not feeling the heat, they also offer restorative Yin yoga classes and even aerial yoga for the adventurous spirits.

Zen Hot Yoga | 6115 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Choose from a wide selection of sessions that incorporate Vinyasa yoga, Bikram yoga, Yin yoga, yoga nidra, and body wheel yoga. If you want to try something outside of your usual routine, you’ll be sure to sweat in the hot HIT Pilates classes.

If you want a mix of fitness options

Mindset Fitness and Yoga | 2307 Gravel Dr.
Mindset’s adaptive wellness approach makes it the perfect fit for athletes and those recovering from fitness-related injuries. They offer adaptive and stretch yoga, personal training services, and classes specifically tailored to those living with multiple sclerosis.

Urban Yoga | 1706 8th Ave.
Try something new at this studio offering a variety of wellness classes. Urban Yoga is a non-heated studio with Nia (martial arts-inspired workout), barre and Pilates, and yoga for mind-body connection. The studio also has a private space for one-on-one wellness and healing sessions.

FTW-Indigo Yoga — Find a class that best suits you at Indigo Yoga. | Photo by @ohhhwavy

If you’re just getting started

Nanda Yoga | 2408 Montgomery St.
Because no one is too small to stretch — Nanda Yoga helps kids build flexibility, coordination, and body awareness. Built into each class are activities like music, art, and mindfulness.

Indigo Yoga | 5111 Pershing Ave.
Whether you’re interested in virtual or in-person classes, Indigo Yoga has a ton of options taught by 20+ experienced instructors.

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Question

How often do you practice yoga?

A. Weekly
B. Monthly
C. Occasionally
D. Rarely
E. Never

Get your zen on

Events

Tuesday, Sept. 12

Public Hearing for Rolling Hills Park Greenhouse | Tuesday, Sept. 12 | 6 p.m. | City Hall, 200 Texas St., Fort Worth | Free | Hear more about the Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s proposal to construct and operate a greenhouse on four acres within the tree farm at Rolling Hills Park.

Wednesday, Sept. 13

Intro to Power Tools | Wednesday, Sept. 13 | 1-3 p.m. | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, 3810 S. Cooper St., Arlington | $100 | Learn how to properly use a table saw, band saw, planer, and drum sander in this how-to power tools class.
Dinosaur Excavation | Wednesday, Sept. 13 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Fort Worth Public Library - Golden Triangle, 4264 Golden Triangle, Fort Worth | Free | Help uncover the mystery of the dinosaurs by digging up ancient creatures, hatching an egg, and creating your very own dinosaur skeleton.

Thursday, Sept. 14

TCU Women’s Volleyball | Thursday, Sept. 14 | 6-8 p.m. | Schollmaier Arena, 3000 Stadium Dr., Fort Worth | $28-$41 | The Horned Frogs will face the University of Hawai’i Rainbow Wahine on their home court.

Friday, Sept. 15

Out of Goodness Canning Class: Salsa | Friday, Sept. 15 | 8:30-10 a.m. | Victory Forest Community Center, 3427 Hemphill St., Fort Worth | $15 | Learn the step-by-step process of making salsa and bring home your own delicious jar at the end of class.

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News Notes

Outdoors

Share your thoughts on what features you want to see at the proposed Oak Grove Community Park. The park — located south of Everman Parkway and east of Oak Grove Road — sits on 68 acres of land. The meeting is Thursday, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at Roy Johnson STEM Academy.

Community

The Fort Worth Zoo will host its first-ever deaf and hearing-impaired themed day on Saturday, Sept. 16. The event is designed for the Deaf community and will have American Sign Language interpreters on hand to interpret zookeeper chats throughout the park. Use code “deafday23” for a $2 ticket discount.

Concert

R&B sensation Rod Wave will return to Cowtown this winter for a performance at Dickies Arena. Wave will be joined by Ari Lennox, Toosii, G Herbo, and Eelmatic on Saturday, Dec. 9 for “The Nostalgia Tour.” Tickets go on sale Thursday, Sept. 14 at 10 a.m.

Civic

All Fort Worth Public Library locations will hold special events for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 19. US citizens aged 18+ will have the opportunity to apply for a voter registration card. Check your registration status in advance.

Trending

Actor Mark Wahlberg stopped by Joe T. Garcia’s for a tequila event last night with professional golfer Abraham Ancer. The celebrities were in town to promote their tequila brand Felcha Azul and poured drinks for excited fans. See where else the Hollywood stars are hanging out locally.

Plan Ahead

Tickets are now on sale for the 2024 Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. The annual event will take place Friday, Jan. 12-Saturday, Feb. 3 with rodeo events, concerts, a carnival midway, kid-friendly activities, and delicious food.

Drink

🥂 Let’s hit the speakeasy

6 speakeasy-style bars to visit in Fort Worth

Grab a drink at the bar hidden inside Wishbone & Flynt | Photo via @the.amber_room

We’re a solid 100 years out from the time speakeasies flourished in the Prohibition era of the 1920s — but the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Today, speakeasy-style bars — like these six in Fort Worth — act as a nod to the past. Except this time, it’s totally legal.

The Library Bar | 611 Houston St.
This one is for the bookworms. Grab a signature cocktail and kick back with your favorite book at this downtown speakeasy-esque bar. There are also flat-screen TVs to catch your favorite sports teams and some pool tables.

Curfew Bar | 350 W. 5th St.
You’ll find this bar in the heart of downtown at the base of The Tower. Before you walk in, you’re met by the mechanical fortune teller, Zoltar. Once inside, you’ll find a ceiling filled with disco balls, signature drinks like the Painkiller (Jamaican pot rum, coconut cream, orange juice, pineapple, nutmeg + mint), and neon signs.

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The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Rebecca

From the editor

One of my favorite ways to unwind from the workday is with a yoga class. I’ve been practicing yoga for about six years and I can’t imagine my life without it. Aside from being a great workout, it’s alleviated a lot of back and shoulder pain I developed during my collegiate gymnastics career.

Learn more about the physical and mental health benefits of yoga and check out a studio near you.

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