If your favourite way to unwind is on a yoga mat, preferably outdoors, then we have just the summer activity for you. The Lululemon Summer Yoga Series is back and better than ever, having kicked off this Tuesday, July 21. And the great news is, only one session is currently sold out so far.
Organized by lululemon Park Royal, the free summer series offers aspiring and experienced yogis the chance to enjoy a flow class led by lululemon ambassadors and community partners, all while surrounded by views of the Vancouver Harbour and city skyline.
While sign-up is required for each weekly event, you can also opt to register for an all-access pass to the summer classes online.
Otherwise, classes are released two weeks in advance, with a waitlist for each event to account for last-minute cancellations.
The Lower Lonsdale BIA adds that attendees are asked to bring their own mats and water bottles, and that a reminder email will go out the week of each class.
Here are all the free outdoor yoga classes you can sign up for this summer:
- July 21: Shayla Stonechild (Yoga)
- July 28: Malina Dawn (Yoga)
- Aug. 4: Sandy McNolty (Yoga)
- Aug. 11: Chloe Koehle (Yoga)
- Aug. 18: Alexa Lloyd (Pilates)
- Aug. 25: Bianca Europe (Pilates)
- Sept. 1: Johnny Doan (Yoga)
- Sept. 8: Ryan Leier (Yoga)
Note that the waiver guests are asked to fill out during registration will cover all classes from July through August, so you’ll only need to fill it out once.
The free yoga classes take place at the Burrard Dry Dock Pier (15 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver) on Tuesdays from July 21 to Sept. 8, 2026.
Looking for more outdoor fun to check out now that the weather is heating up? Consider adding the Chilliwack Corn Festival to your summer radar. Or if you’re looking for more free yoga sessions to check out, South Vancouver has a summer social coming up that you’ll want to stop by.
Make the most of the warmer weather and longer days, because time goes by fast!
When: Tuesdays from July 21 to Sept. 8, 2026
Time: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Where: 15 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver
Cost: Free admission
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