Best Yoga Studios in Edmonton (2026)

Key Takeaways:

• Drop-in rates range from around $23 (Om Hot Yoga) to $26 (Metta Yoga); check each studio for current pricing
• Intro deals typically run $59 to $99 for unlimited first-month access
• City rec centres offer yoga drop-ins for $7 to $12, no commitment required
• Best studio clusters: 124 Street (Westmount) and Strathcona
• Shanti Yoga (145 Street) closed in early 2026, confirmed on Yelp January 2026

Seven Studios Verified Open in 2026

Edmonton's yoga scene covers hot power flow, traditional Hatha, therapeutic specialty classes, and everything between. Every studio below was confirmed operating as of May 2026.

Om Hot Yoga

10619 124 Street NW | 780-700-2332

Hot Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, and Restorative on 124 Street. Drop-in runs around $23, among the lowest in the city. Intro deal: 30 days unlimited for around $59. Monthly unlimited around $155. Mat rental $3, towel $2. A 15% discount applies for businesses in the 124 Street area.

The studio sits in the Westmount corridor alongside Yogalife and independent retailers, which makes it easy to roll a yoga class into an errand run. If you are house-hunting in Westmount or Glenora, this stretch is walkable to both neighbourhoods.

Metta Yoga (2 Locations)

West: 14927 111 Ave NW | South: 3751 99 St NW

Hot yoga, yin, prenatal, kids yoga, and mat Pilates across two locations. Drop-in around $26. Intro: first month around $60. Monthly unlimited around $170. Class passes (5, 10, 20 classes) work across both locations.

The West location draws residents from Glenwood and Mayfield. The South location is a short drive from condos and starter homes in Strathcona.

Yogalife Studios (3 Locations)

South Edmonton Common: 2065 98 St NW | Downtown: 10419 124 St NW | North: 15823 97 St NW

Hot yoga, Pilates, restorative, yin, Hatha, prenatal and postnatal, and strength classes across three Edmonton locations. Intro deal: 2-week pass around $59. Teacher training available (200 HR, 50 HR Yin, 50 HR Rocket Vinyasa). Each location has two studios, one heated and one cool, plus showers and a tea lounge.

Three locations means one of them is likely close to where you live or work. The North location at 97 Street is convenient for St Albert Trail and Castledowns residents.

Prana Yoga Studio

5611 199 St NW (west Edmonton) | 780-761-2226

Hot, warm, and standard-temperature classes plus Kundalini, yin, prenatal, Mom and Baby, kids, meditation, and restorative. Over 20 years operating in Edmonton's west end. Intro: 30 days unlimited around $69. Online video-on-demand available for members. Check current pricing at pranayogastudio.ca.

The west end location suits Windermere, Lewis Estates, and Summerside residents. If you are looking at homes in that corridor, our Edmonton listings include several newer neighbourhoods within a 10-minute drive.

Sun Yoga Edmonton (2 Locations)

South: #8, 3908 97 St NW (Strathcona Business Park) | North: see sunyogaedmonton.com/locations | 780-937-3402

Edmonton's exclusively traditional yoga studio. Classical Hatha and Sivananda (75-minute classes), Gentle Yoga, Pranayama, Yoga Nidra, Kundalini, and guided meditation. 12+ years operating. Intro: unlimited for 21 days around $99. Monthly around $175. Monthly "Power of Sound" mantra event.

The south location in Strathcona Business Park has free parking and draws a neighbourhood-loyal crowd. Sun Yoga has since added a north-side location; see their website for that address. If you want traditional lineage yoga rather than fitness-focused hot flow, this is the studio for it.

Flo n Glo Yoga

13531 St Albert Trail NW | flongloyoga.com

Established 2022. Hot Power Flow, Hot Flow, Gentle Warm Vinyasa, Warm Yang Yin, and 26&2 (formerly Bikram). Confirmed active on MindBody through spring 2026. The St Albert Trail location serves north Edmonton and Kensington residents well. Check current pricing on their website.

Yoga Within

#302, 8135 102 St NW | 780-450-9642

Specialty therapeutic yoga: prenatal, chair yoga, somatic self-care, Mom and Baby, hormone yoga, yoga nidra, pelvic floor health, and family yoga for ages 3-7. Family owned and operated since 2007. Confirmed open as of March 2026. Accessibility-focused. Check current class passes at yogawithin.ca.

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Quick Price Snapshot

Prices below reflect what was published in early 2026. Studios update pricing periodically; verify before you book.

City rec centres (22 locations across Edmonton): around $9.75 to $13.25 drop-in for adults (seniors from $8.25), no commitment. Kinsmen Sports Centre, Terwillegar, and Clareview all run regular yoga programming. Check edmonton.ca for current schedules.

Best Neighbourhoods for Studio Access

• 124 Street / Westmount: Om Hot Yoga and Yogalife downtown. The densest studio cluster in the city.
• Strathcona / Whyte Ave: Sun Yoga (south location). Walking distance from some of Edmonton's most walkable condo buildings. See what is selling in Edmonton right now.
• West Edmonton: Prana Yoga. Convenient for Windermere, Lewis Estates, and Summerside.
• North Edmonton / St Albert Trail: Flo n Glo and Yogalife North. Two solid options for residents north of the river.
• Accessible / therapeutic: Yoga Within on 102 Street is one of the few studios in Edmonton built around adaptive and prenatal programming.

For more on Edmonton's active lifestyle neighbourhoods, see our parks and recreation guide and overview of the best neighbourhoods in Edmonton.

The Bottom Line: Om Hot Yoga ($23 drop-in) is the most affordable single class. City rec centres ($7 to $12) are the best value for casual practice. Yogalife gives you the most location flexibility with three studios. Sun Yoga and Prana are the best picks if traditional lineage or holistic programming matters to you. Try two or three studios before committing to a monthly plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Edmonton yoga studio has the lowest drop-in rate? Om Hot Yoga on 124 Street runs around $23 per class, the lowest confirmed drop-in rate among dedicated yoga studios. City rec centres are cheaper at $7 to $12, though class selection is more limited.

Are any Edmonton yoga studios good for beginners or people with injuries? Yoga Within on 102 Street specialises in therapeutic programming: chair yoga, somatic self-care, pelvic floor health, and yoga nidra. Prana Yoga (199 Street) offers beginner-specific classes and is wheelchair accessible. Both studios are designed for practitioners who need a gentler or more adaptive approach.

Is there outdoor yoga in Edmonton? Summer programs run in the river valley and at several neighbourhood parks. Check the edmonton.ca recreation portal for seasonal offerings; programming typically starts in June.

Do I need to bring a yoga mat? Most studios offer mat rental ($2 to $3 per class). Bring your own if you prefer. A few studios include the mat in the class fee; confirm when you book.

Which studios are best for west Edmonton residents? Prana Yoga (199 Street, west end) has been operating for over 20 years and offers one of the widest class ranges in the city. Metta Yoga West (111 Ave NW) is another option for Glenwood and Mayfield residents.

Studios and details verified from individual studio websites and Yelp listings, May 2026. Note: Shanti Yoga (10459 145 Street) closed in early 2026 and has been removed from this guide.