Kula Yoga is a very special yoga space located in the East Hills and West Grand neighborhoods of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our mission is to provide a warm, welcoming, and accessible space for yogis to roll out their mats and dig into their practices.
If you are looking for a yoga home in Grand Rapids, Kula is the community for you.
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Locations
Kula WEALTHY shares space with Wanderlux Spa. We've converted the old home at 715 Wealthy St SE in Grand Rapids to your yoga haven.
Kula LEONARD is located at the corner of Leonard St NW and Alpine Ave NW at 744 Leonard St NW. Access your GR West Side yoga oasis via the Leonard St entrance.
Parking
WEALTHY There is zoned street parking on Wealthy Street and in the lot next to the studio, as well as free parking on the neighborhood streets surrounding the studio, including Charles Ave and Henry Ave.
LEONARD Free street parking surrounds the Leonard studio on Alpine Ave, Leonard St, and McReynolds Ave. Students are welcome to park in the Walgreens lot, Beer City Bread’s lot, and the free city lot at Leonard St and Davis Ave.
Studio Etiquette
Arrive early. Our doors open 15 minutes before the start of class time and lock promptly at the scheduled start time. Late admittance to class is not permitted. Ensure a speedy check-in by preregistering for class online via MindBody. Available class spots are opened up to waiting students at the start of class time.
Remove your shoes. Before entering either studio room, remove your shoes and place them in the student cubbies. Both locations are shoe-free and phone-free environments.
Disconnect from electronics. Place your belongings, including your cellphone, in the cubbies next to the studio door. Check to see that all ringers are silenced before making your way to your mat. Phones are not permitted in the yoga rooms, and no exceptions are made.
Place your mat behind one of our mat markers. Regardless of the number of students in class, we ask that you line your mat up behind one of the mat stickers on the floor. Should you set up incorrectly, no worries. Your instructor will show you how to place your mat in a designated space.
Practice Ahimsa. "Ahimsa" is the Sanskrit word for non-harming. Practice Ahimsa by taking care of the yoga space. Keep the studios, bathroom, changing area, and cubbies clean and safe for the rest of the community. Refrain from talking during class. So as to not disrupt your fellow yogis, be prepared stay for the entire class.