Local Businesses
These are some of our new friends in the neighborhood and beyond. Soon you will be able to see a little more information about them and even click on a link to some of their web-sites. These friends are either great places to stop if you need something special or they played a great roll in the developement of the studio.
This is like our mini-version of "Local First"; we hope you check them out some time. They are all great!
Sage's Cafe
Located on 3rd south, not far from the studio. This is a "GREAT" place to get some vegetarian grub. You meat eathers need to try this place out, no conversion required. These are some of the best meals you can have to combine with a strong yoga practice.
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The Green Building Center Located a little ways away from the studio on 1952 E & 2700 S, these folks are important. If you are looking for a little less toxicity in your home or building and some great ideas on how to develope your pad the green way, you need to stop here. All of the paints, finishes, insulations, glues and more used in the studio are from the Green Building Center. 801.484.6278 |
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Our neighbor next door, the Salon rocks! There are more people with hot looking mugs and tops comming out of that place than I've ever seen next door to a yoga studio. If you are worried about class messing up your hair or just need a new look, stop in next door. They even have a conditioner that smells like chocolate/caramel, how can you go wrong with that? 801.746.1010 (815 E & 400 S) |
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Our neighbor just off 3rd st behind us (799 E & 300 S). This is a great little cafe' & salon. The cafe' has a tasty menu with some great drinks. If you have the time to sit down and have a cup of White Peony tea and a snack after class, whey would you do anything else? Check this place out, it's got a vibe that flows like nobody's business. |
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Nostalgia
If you are coming from a little farther north west, around 248 E & 100 S, this coffee / tea & sandwich shop doesn't skimp on portions. Great little place to sit inside, have a great sandwich and some good drink. The owner Catherin is also one of the snappiest dressers I've seen in a coffe shop, how about that!
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The Shop Our Anusara buddies in Park City. The "Shop" and David Bells have been the long standing anchor of Anusara yoga in Utah. If you are traveling to the thin air and need some yoga, The Shop is one of the most stunning studios in the country. Check them out at ParkCityYoga.Com |
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Ten Thousand Villages is a Fair Trade volunteer group and store located in Sugar House. All of the products are produced overseas with the intent of bringing a richer life to those small village residents. Ten Thousand Villages is an organization that helps support these artisans and their families. For approximately every $2000 of store sales, a family can be supported for a full year. Check out Ten Thousand Villages at www.villagesutah.org. |
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GreenTREE Yoga of Utah is a 501c3 nonprofit organization committed to presenting yoga as a life-long tool for physical and emotional health. We work with people of all ages and abilities in schools, camps, shelters and prisons. www.greentreeyoga.org
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The Yoga Center The Yoga Center of Holiday, our friend to the south, owned by Anusara Inspired yoga instructor Leslie Salmon is a great choice south of the studio. |
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The Bike Guy Home of the $15 Bike Tune-up and the $20 Ski Tun-up. |
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