Yoga Guide to Milwaukee’s North Shore 2025
Empower Yoga in Whitefish Bay
Between kids’ schedules, I-43 construction traffic and everyday dash-and-go life, carving out calm close to home is priceless. The studios and community classes below let you slip in a 6 a.m. sweat-session or a sunset flow without a long drive or downtown parking hunt. They’re listed roughly south-to-north so you can scan what’s nearest.
Studio Staples
Empower Yoga
155 E. Silver Spring Dr., Suite 201
Vibe: Infrared-heated Power, Sculpt and Gentle flows; 100+ classes a week.
Family-friendly: $12 drop-in, $88/10-class pack, and first class free with code FIRSTCLASSFREE.
Good to know: Their teachers also lead the free Tuesday lakefront series (see Outdoor Yoga below).
YogaOne Studio
(10 min from Mequon & Thiensville)
W57 N14280 Doerr Way, Suite 105
Variety: Vinyasa, Hot, Yin, Hatha and beginner-friendly classes all day long.
New-student deal: One-month unlimited for $67.
Community: Teacher trainings, retreats and frequent workshops if you want to deepen your practice.
8th State Hot Yoga + Fitness
6081 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon
What to expect: High-energy infrared-heated classes (26+2, Sculpt, Slow Flow) plus mat-Pilates and showers on-site.
Schedule: Starts as early as 5:30 a.m.; intro special—3 weeks for $65.
Extras: Events, retreats and teacher training for serious yogis.
YogaSix at Bayshore Town Center
The national franchise leased a 2,175-sq-ft space in the Bayshore redevelopment—watch for heated “Y6 Power,” TRX-assisted flows and member pre-sales later this year. In the meantime, the nearest open location is YogaSix Milwaukee on Prospect Ave.
Community & Rec Classes
Shorewood Recreation Department
Each season’s Adult Fitness & Wellness catalog includes six- to eight-week yoga sessions (indoor, virtual and occasional park pop-ups). Register early—prices rise $10 once a session begins.
(Tip: Whitefish Bay and Nicolet Rec departments run similar drop-in yoga—check their current catalogs.)
Outdoor & Pop-Up Yoga (Summer 2025)
Free Lakefront Yoga with Empower Yoga
Klode Park, Tuesdays 6–7 p.m., July 1–Aug 5 — all-levels, shady spots, bring a mat or beach towel.Outdoor Yoga at Klode with UMC-WFB
Tuesday, July 8, 10 a.m.–noon — gentle flow led by local instructors; donations welcome.Free Yoga @ Bayshore
Thursdays in July, 6 p.m. — practice under the Rotunda, then grab dinner on the Square.
Quick Tips for North Shore Yogis
Book ahead: Smaller studios (especially Empower’s heated room) cap class sizes.
Heat check: Infrared studios run 90–100 °F; hydrate and bring a towel.
Parking intel:
Silver Spring Dr. has 2-hour street parking; arrive early for evening classes.
YogaOne & 8th State share free surface lots.
Family time: Many studios offer teen or kids’ yoga—handy if your crew is already at dance or baseball nearby.
Mat rental: Empower sells $10 mats; YogaOne lends loaners; 8th State rents for $2.
Roll out your mat, breathe in that lake-breeze humidity, and enjoy a North Shore summer of strength, stretch and stillness—right in your own backyard.
2025 guide to North Shore yoga: heated studios, beginner and lakefront classes, plus budget-friendly rec options in Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Glendale, and Mequon.