Support Local, ATL
Yoga.ATL is more than yoga. We are community that supports the wonderful people & businesses that make Atlanta so special. Scroll to check out some of our favorites! You have a favorite business that you don't see on here?
The Reynoldstown Farmers Market is one of the neighborhood’s favorite traditions, bringing together local farmers, bakers, and makers to share fresh goods and connect with the community. During market season, Yoga.ATL hosts our Sunday flow right alongside the market from 10–11 AM, making it easy to turn your morning into a full community experience.
Come flow with us, then wander through the market to support incredible local vendors like Beech Creek Orchards, Le Pain Sourdough, and many more offering seasonal produce, fresh bread, and handmade goods. Participants are welcome to shop before or after class, grab a coffee, and hang out in the park with neighbors.
It’s the perfect way to start a Sunday: movement, fresh air, and local food all in one place. 🌿🧺
Local Makers
Atlanta creatives make this city what it is. Skip the soulless art and fast fashion. Spend your coins on cool stuff and feed your local artists instead.
Anherse Jewelry is original, handmade, beaded jewelry for those who find romance in the everyday. The designs pay homage to the long tradition of beadwork filtered through self-taught creative vision. Stay tuned for beginner-friendly workshops in 2026!
Use code YOGAATL at checkout!
Glo & Gro Wellness is an eco-conscious wellness brand that seeks to create memories and enrich lives while honoring the planet. The company is built upon the core tenets of self-sustainability & personal development, encouraging customers to grow both their inner and outer worlds. We offer a curated line of products including hand-poured coconut soy candles, revitalizing room sprays, & reusable totes. We also provide resources for gardening and recycling.
Coffee Shops
Park Grounds
Home of our post-class hangs on Sunday mornings. Just down the street from Lang Carson Park & Community Center. Coffee, adult bevvies, good grub, and the best vibes.
Storyteller Goods
Grab coffee with breakfast at HomeGrown or pop in for a drink. Kind people, fun seasonal drinks, and they pay their baristas a living wage so tipping isn’t expected.
Con Leche
Their $12/week membership covers your daily coffee fix and gives you the perfect excuse to get out for a little neighborhood walk. Always such a treat.
Love your neighbors
Los Vecinos is a grassroots nonprofit advocating for immigrant families and providing vital programs & resources throughout Buford Highway.
Reynoldstown NiN focuses on repairs for legacy homeowners so they can stay safely at home. They expanded to help any neighbors in need of groceries, utilities, etc.
LifeLine manages DeKalb & Fulton County Animal Services, the only open-intake shelters in ATL. They also provide critical community support for families that are struggling to keep their pets healthy & at home where they are happiest.
