Who can attend this class?

This session is open to adults aged 18 and up and is designed for all levels; beginners and experienced yogis are welcome.

How long is the class and what does it cost?

The class is 60 minutes long and priced at $15 per participant.

Bring a yoga mat, a filled water bottle, and any props you prefer; a towel and layers are also helpful.

Is there parking nearby?

Street parking and public lots exist near Chapel Street; allow extra time to find a spot in busy downtown periods.

Can I book or cancel online?

Reserve through the FareHarbor referral link; cancellation and refund policies follow the studio’s FareHarbor listing—check at booking.

Is the space accessible?

If you have accessibility needs, contact the provider in advance. Modifications are offered, but detailed accessibility info is not provided in the listing.

Chapel Street Flow with Lindsay: 60-Minute Yoga in New Haven

On a quiet corner where Chapel and Orange streets meet in New Haven, a sixty-minute yoga session led by Lindsay offers a practical reset for city travelers and locals alike. Yoga with Lindsay - August 15th takes place at 745 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510 (entrance corner of Orange & Chapel St), a short walk from the Yale campus and downtown shops. The class is an all-levels flow that blends strength-building sequences with mindful breathing and a closing Metta Bhavana loving-kindness meditation. The sequencing moves deliberately: standing sun salutations to prime the body, targeted balance and core work to steady the nervous system, and longer floor holds to ease tension in hips and shoulders. The music is low-volume and supportive; instruction focuses on alignment and accessible options so that beginners and regular practitioners leave refreshed. What makes this offering notable is how it anchors an urban visit. Chapel Street runs through New Haven’s dense brick streets and is part of a cityscape rich in mid-19th-century architecture and compact green spaces. Practicing here means trading the hum of traffic for the human energy of Elm City — students often glance out windows to see cyclists, elm-lined sidewalks, or the distant cupola of Yale buildings. The class becomes as much about place as pose: it’s a downtown ritual that fits a traveler’s schedule while giving a sense of local rhythm. Practical details: the session lasts 60 minutes, costs $15, and is open to participants aged 18 and up. Bring a yoga mat, water, and layers—the studio can be cool during standing sequences and warmer during the final meditation. If you have mobility issues or injuries, notify Lindsay before class; modifications are offered routinely. As a community offering, Yoga with Lindsay stitches together residents and visitors. It supports everyday wellness in a city known for college town energy and coastal access nearby. The practice complements other outdoor options: walk to nearby parks afterward, or make practice part of a day that includes a waterfront stroll in New Haven Harbor. Whether you’re winding down travel fatigue or building a short, effective practice into a conference day, this Chapel Street flow emphasizes clarity and calm in sixty focused minutes. It’s friendly, unpretentious, and tailored to real bodies in an urban setting—the kind of class that fits seamlessly into a New Haven visit. Bookings are simple: reserve a spot through the provided FareHarbor link, arrive ten minutes early to settle into the room at the entrance corner of Orange & Chapel St, and plan for a modest class size that encourages individual attention. Expect to leave with practical breath techniques you can repeat on the street, in a hotel room, or before a long drive.