Red Barn Yoga is so much more than a place to practice yoga. Joanie has created a beautiful community to learn, grow, nourish and laugh. There are a variety of classes to choose from and experienced teachers to practice with at Red Barn. The natural beauty of the grounds provides a peaceful backdrop to each class. You will find your happy place here!
May 2023
Have gone to Red Barn for many years. Any & ALL Instructors I have had have been top knotch...They may all teach differently, but, they all teach the same in that they are all extremely knowledgeable and truly care about their students. Their classes never get " stale". As seriously as they take their teachings they, also, elicit a roomful of smiles from their students.
June 2018
When I moved to the Shoreline 16 years ago, I was flummoxed by the lack of stuff that was readily available to me in Boston. Namely: arugula, cappuccino and yoga. My how things have changed! There's a farmer's market in every town and a cappuccino on every corner. More surprising lately, is the flood of yoga studios that have opened. Riverdog was the first studio I visited in the area back in the day, and recently closed. But fans of the teachers there, Kate Novack, Emrys Tetu and Grace Osara Erhart, need not despair. They've moved to a stunning, freshly renovated red barn on Blood Street, right in my Lyme hood! Views of stone walls and the light scent... read full review
Red Barn Yoga is so much more than a place to practice yoga. Joanie has created a beautiful community to learn, grow, nourish and laugh. There are a variety of classes to choose from and experienced teachers to practice with at Red Barn. The natural beauty of the grounds provides a peaceful backdrop to each class. You will find your happy place here!
Have gone to Red Barn for many years. Any & ALL Instructors I have had have been top knotch...They may all teach differently, but, they all teach the same in that they are all extremely knowledgeable and truly care about their students. Their classes never get " stale". As seriously as they take their teachings they, also, elicit a roomful of smiles from their students.
When I moved to the Shoreline 16 years ago, I was flummoxed by the lack of stuff that was readily available to me in Boston. Namely: arugula, cappuccino and yoga. My how things have changed! There's a farmer's market in every town and a cappuccino on every corner. More surprising lately, is the flood of yoga studios that have opened. Riverdog was the first studio I visited in the area back in the day, and recently closed. But fans of the teachers there, Kate Novack, Emrys Tetu and Grace Osara Erhart, need not despair. They've moved to a stunning, freshly renovated red barn on Blood Street, right in my Lyme hood! Views of stone walls and the light scent... read full review