All Upcoming Events

  • Oxan's Birthday Celebration May 31

    Oxan is turning 1 🎉

    Join us at The Reverie on May 31 for a cozy, low-pressure birthday celebration with vendors, 1:1 sessions, and mini classes all under one dreamy roof. Think feel-good community vibes, time to wander and explore at your own pace, and a chance to celebrate everything Oxan has grown in its first year. Save the date and stay tuned, the full anniversary lineup and booking details are coming soon!

  • Be Yourself As You Are: All Bodies Yoga Retreat June 13

    A gentle day retreat for ALL bodies.
    Join us for All Bodies Yoga: slow, supportive movement for mobility, relaxation, and nervous system ease—plus mindfulness, nature, laughter, snacks, and community.
    Sunday, June 13 · 10 AM–6 PM ·

  • I Am as We Are: Movement Retreat Sep 25-27

    As We Are is a three-day immersion in movement, breath, and guided introspection.

    This is a supportive, inclusive, trauma-aware space with consent-based practices and options for all bodies and abilities (18+, any fitness level).

  • Soft & Sacred: Autumn Session Oct 3&4

    Settle into autumn with one or two grounding days of yoga, meditation, breathwork, somatic practices, and hands-on Ayurvedic self-care — all paired with healthy, holistic private-chef meals. We keep it intimate at 10 tickets per day, with calm spaces for rest, reflection, and community.

  • The View - An Intentions Retreat Nov 7&8

    The wedding industry asks everything of you - long days, endless giving, constant creativity. The View is your chance to receive. Join a circle of wedding professionals for a weekend of clarity, connection, and renewal. Step away from the demands of your season and return with energy, inspiration, and a supportive community that lasts all year long.

  • Decolonize Wellness: Care, Context, and Ethical Practice Nov 14-15

    Decolonize Wellness is a two-day, interactive workshop led by Vancouver-based yoga teacher and anti-racist educator Irene Lo (Irene Yoga Flow). Together, we’ll unpack cultural appropriation in the wellness space, explore the colonial and capitalist roots of modern wellness and yoga, and examine how power and privilege can show up in healing communities.