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A small second-floor yoga studio at 107 Forrest Avenue in Narberth, teaching Hatha (gentle, all-level and intermediate) and Kundalini classes in the studio and online. Spots are reserved by emailing teacher and owner Colleen Schoenhard.
A center for Svaroopa yoga and meditation on East Lancaster Avenue, with slower classes aimed at spinal decompression, taught on-site and online. It also runs meditation courses, yoga therapy and teacher training.
A yoga center on Boot Road, re-established in 2014 out of the Hari Om Mandir, a temple group that began in the 1990s. Weekly classes run Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m., with love offerings accepted.
A community yoga studio on East Broad Street teaching vinyasa, heated vinyasa, gentle, restorative and yin classes, plus aerial yoga and 200- and 300-hour teacher trainings. Bodywork and reiki sessions are booked separately.
A yoga, meditation and wellness class studio at 304 E. King Street that bills itself as new to Malvern. The class schedule runs on Arketa, and the site says first-timers can try a weekly class for free.
A community-built labyrinth off East Park Ave, free to walk any time you need to slow your head down. The people behind Shanteel Yoga Sanctuary laid it out as an open meditation path — no class, no sign-up, just the pattern under your feet.
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