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The Space to Breathe Collective

Leicester, 0.1 miles from the city centre
Courtesy of The Space to Breathe Collective

ENTRY

from £10

WHERE

Leicester

What it’s like

Drop-in yoga studio in Leicester with classes open to all ages and abilities, plus a monthly sound bath and a free session for asylum seekers and refugees.

This is a yoga studio rather than a soft play or an activity centre, so don't expect a kids' timetable, but the facts do say classes are open to all ages and abilities. There's a beginners class at 9am on Sunday, and the site reckons most of the rest are beginner friendly too, with teachers offering modifications on the spot. If you've got an older child keen to try yoga alongside you, this looks like the class to start with, though it's worth going in expecting an adult-paced session rather than anything built around younger children.

Money-wise, you can pay as you go for £10 a class, or go for the £30 a month Community Membership, which gets you unlimited studio classes and no contract, so you can stop or start whenever suits. Once a month there's a sound bath, described as vibrational healing, which sounds like the one to save for a week when you actually want to lie still and do nothing. There's also a free yoga class specifically for asylum seekers and refugees, which is a genuinely useful thing to know is there.

Practically, there are two changing rooms and toilets on site, but no parking of your own. Nearest options are The Newarke by DMU, Castle Street, or the King Street/Princess Road West multi-storeys, so budget a few extra minutes to find a space and walk in.

Facilities

Toilets

Need to know

Best for
Open to all ages and abilities, best suited to older kids keen to join adults
Parking
No on-site parking. Nearest options are The Newarke by DMU, Castle Street, or King Street/Princess Road West multi-story car parks
  • Beginners class runs 9am Sunday; most other classes are described as beginner friendly too
  • Free yoga class available for asylum seekers and refugees
  • Sound bath and vibrational healing session runs once a month
  • Two changing rooms and toilets on site, but no on-site parking

Plan your visit

Is this suitable for children?

Classes are listed as open to all ages and abilities, with a beginners class at 9am on Sunday and most others described as beginner friendly. It reads as an adult-paced studio rather than a dedicated kids' session, so it suits an older child keen to try yoga alongside an adult rather than toddlers.

How much does it cost?

£10 a class pay as you go, or £30 a month for unlimited studio classes with no contract.

Do we need to book ahead?

There's no booking link listed, so it's best to go through their account page or ask when you arrive.

Is there parking?

No parking on site. Nearest options are The Newarke by DMU, Castle Street, or the King Street/Princess Road West multi-storeys.

What's the sound bath?

A monthly session described as vibrational healing, separate from the regular yoga classes.

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