Streetlevel: Yoga Studio Coming to Windsor Terrace
Yogasole, a studio offering Iyengar, Ashtanga and Vinyasa styles of yoga, will open this month at 254 Windsor Place in Windsor Terrace. They’ll also house a yoga shop with “eco-friendly” products. “Along with apparel, we will also be carrying high-end, exquisite handmade jewelry that is made from natural substances and is a nod to the…
Yogasole, a studio offering Iyengar, Ashtanga and Vinyasa styles of yoga, will open this month at 254 Windsor Place in Windsor Terrace. They’ll also house a yoga shop with “eco-friendly” products. “Along with apparel, we will also be carrying high-end, exquisite handmade jewelry that is made from natural substances and is a nod to the earth from which we’ve all come. Each piece is handcrafted and unique in its assembly and appearance, and is a gift to all who wear it,” writes owner Evalena Leedy. Opening should be next week sometime, and it’s pronounced yoga-sol-ay, by the way.
Get real folks what is so important about the fence left from previous tenant?
It would cost a fortune to replace. What really counts is the studio and quality of teaching.A cross section of classes is offered to meet all levels. The classes are very good. I have only taken a few classes but have been impressed. Everyone I have spoken to seems to enjoy classes and will return for more. Be thankful to have a new Yoga studio in your neighborhood.
That chrome fence and the awning are left over from the previous establishment. I think it was a window company or something like that. I hope they’ll take it down
Glad this is opening up near me. Been looking for a close yoga or tai-chi place. I need to get my conditioning back up.
Those chrome fences and doors too have infiltrated much of BK. I’ve seen them around my area. I kinda like em.
It’s yoga-sol-ay to Evalena but it’s yo-gass-ole’ to me.
not for nothing, but if you run a business, that fence doesn’t scream “welcome, c’mon in!”
You wouldn’t be trespassing, biff. You’d be going over to the dark side.
As the owner, is Evalena Leedy allowed to legally consume alcohol behind that chrome fence or is it public property? Am I trespassing if I step on the other side of the chrome fence?
Those chrome fences are all over Brooklyn too. Take a walk through South Slope or Sunset Park and bask in their reflective glory. Bring sunglasses.
Unfortunate is an excellent choice of word.
I have seen many such unfortunate fences in our favorite boro – Staten Island. Normally they are offset with lion-topped brick posts and are there to help to defend the ostentatiously shiny SUV from the hordes. They are most apposite for houses with 15-foot-tall-but-6-inch-diameter faux-columns.
Don’t be fooled by the unfortunate chrome fence. That place is otherwise pre-war all the way!