Free and pay what you can · Updated November 8, 2026

Free yoga in Los Angeles

Right now the MyLAyoga calendar lists 11 free or pay-what-you-can yoga classes across 9 LA neighborhoods. 5 of them meet on a regular schedule, and 8 sessions fall in the next seven days. Every class links to its organizer’s page, where you can check the details and sign up.

Free yoga this week

Every free yoga session in the next seven days, on 2 different days, soonest first.

Free yoga classes that repeat

Weekly and monthly classes, Monday first. The schedule comes from each class’s own dates.

Free yoga classes in Los Angeles that repeat, by day of the week
DayClassNeighborhoodNext
Every Wednesday12:30 PM Yoga for Everyone at the Venice Branch Library Venice Wed, Nov 184 more dates to Dec 16
Saturdays, monthly10:00 AM Free Outdoor Yoga on the Redondo Beach Pier Outdoors Redondo Beach Sat, Nov 144 more dates to Mar 13
Every Saturday2:30 PM Free Meditation and Bhakti Yoga with Kirtan in Palisades Park Outdoors Santa Monica Sat, Nov 148 more dates to Jan 9
Every Sunday9:30 AM Free Yoga LA: Vinyasa in the Park at Veterans Memorial Park Pay what you can Culver City Sun, Nov 155 more dates to Dec 20
Every Sunday11:00 AM Free Yoga in the Park at South Beach Park, Santa Monica Outdoors Santa Monica Sun, Nov 158 more dates to Jan 10

Free yoga by area

Each class once, at its next date. Out-of-town events are listed as day trips.

Where free yoga happens in LA

Parks, beaches and piers

7 of the 11 free yoga classes on this calendar meet outdoors, on a park lawn, on the sand or on a pier. Bring your own mat and water, and check the organizer’s page on the day, because outdoor classes can be called off for rain or heat.

On the calendar now: Free Community Yoga with YogaSix at Colorado Lagoon, Free Outdoor Yoga on the Redondo Beach Pier, Free Meditation and Bhakti Yoga with Kirtan in Palisades Park and Free Yoga LA: Vinyasa in the Park at Veterans Memorial Park.

Public libraries

Public library branches add yoga to their free programs. The classes are indoors and open to all levels, and some ask you to bring your own mat.

On the calendar now: Yoga for Everyone at the Venice Branch Library.

Museums and cultural centers

Museums and cultural centers put yoga and meditation on their public program, often in a gallery, a theater or a garden, and free to attend.

On the calendar now: Self Care: Yoga and Sound Bath at the California African American Museum.

Stores and studios

Activewear stores and yoga studios run free community classes to welcome new people. Expect to sign up through the store’s or studio’s event page, and sometimes shopping time after class.

On the calendar now: ACTV Studio IRL: Vuori Studio City x Hot 8 Yoga and ACTV Studio IRL: Vuori Manhattan Beach x Hot 8 Yoga.

For downtown’s free lunchtime classes, read our guide to free outdoor yoga in downtown LA, and for studios that teach outside, see outdoor yoga in Los Angeles.

Also free: meditation, sound baths and more

Before you go

  • Check the organizer’s page. Free classes can change or cancel at short notice, and many ask you to register.
  • Bring a mat and water. Plan on your own mat unless the listing says mats are provided.
  • Arrive ten minutes early. Some classes cap numbers, and it gives you time to find the group.
  • Pay what you can, if asked. Donations keep free classes running; give what you can afford.

Free yoga in Los Angeles: questions

Is there free yoga in Los Angeles?
Yes. The MyLAyoga calendar lists 11 free or pay-what-you-can yoga classes coming up across 9 LA neighborhoods, 5 of them on a regular schedule, in parks, libraries, museums and stores.
Is free yoga in the park really free?
Classes marked free cost nothing to join, though some welcome an optional donation. Classes marked pay what you can let you choose the amount.
Do I need to sign up for a free yoga class?
Often, yes. Many free classes cap numbers or ask you to register, usually on Eventbrite or the organizer’s own site. Every class on this page links to that page, so check it before you go.
What should I bring to free yoga?
Your own mat and water, unless the listing says mats are provided. For classes in a park or on the beach, bring sunscreen and a layer too.
What does pay what you can mean?
You decide how much to pay. Some classes suggest an amount; give what you can afford.
How do I find free yoga near me in LA?
Use the lists by area on this page, or filter the events calendar to free classes and pick your neighborhood.
How do I get my free yoga class listed?
Send it through the form on the events page. Listing is free for studios and independent teachers.

How this list works: we add each class from its organizer’s own page, list it under the day it next meets, and take it off when its last date passes. Last updated November 8, 2026. About MyLAyoga.

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