About This Experience
Tucked inside the historic Cannery Lofts in downtown Dayton, Speakeasy Yoga is far more than a workout—it is an empowering, judgment-free space designed for real human connection. Sunlight pours through wide windows onto warm, exposed brick as uplifting beats fill the room. Whether you are building functional strength in a heated Vinyasa flow, grounding yourself in a beginner-friendly practice, or diving deep into mindfulness, Speakeasy invites you to move with intention and leave feeling radiant, resilient, and fully accepted.
Location & Visiting Details
Exhibits & Featured Media
Sunlit studio room on the upper level showcasing exposed timber beams, brick walls, and wide historic windows.
Cozy entry foyer styled with velvet couches, an upright piano, antique lighting fixtures, and retail displays.
A Speakeasy instructor providing inclusive pose options and functional variations during class.
A signature workshop pairing dynamic movement sequences with live beatboxing, looping vocals, and guitar.
Practitioners engaged in a dynamic, heated Vinyasa flow class focused on breathwork and functional movement
Group photo showcasing the warm, welcoming, and inclusive community of students and teachers downtown.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I arrive late to class? ↓
Studio doors lock strictly at the class start time to prevent distraction and maintain privacy inside the practice space. Late arrivals are not permitted under any circumstances, so please plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before your class begins to find parking and settle in.
How warm is the practice room during heated yoga classes? ↓
Heated classes at Speakeasy are warmed comfortably (typically around 85°F–92°F) to help warm up muscles safely and promote healthy sweat without becoming overwhelming. Bring a water bottle and a sweat towel for these sessions.
Where is the best place to park when coming to class? ↓
Speakeasy is located on East 3rd Street in the Oregon Historic District neighborhood. Ample metered street parking is available along East 3rd Street, alongside a paid parking lot across the street at St. John's Church.