Lift Your Spirit(s)™
As the nyc-original, internationally-acclaimed Drunk Yoga® brand by Eli Walker, we’re famous not only for our delightfully provocative name, but for our uplifting yogic spirit(s). We defy convention to curate weird, interactive wellness experiences that spark radical belonging.
So, what’s ‘drunk’ about Drunk Yoga®? …Only the way in which we “intoxicate” the convention of yoga by making it social for community-building. We do this by infusing uplifting games and clever icebreakers into our beginner-friendly classes, both virtually and in person.
While our claim to fame is being the first ever yoga company to offer classes with a beverage in-hand—(often wine, sometimes coffee, and always fun!)—we now offer so much more. However you join us, we invite you to let your hair down and enjoy this potent union of yoga and social ritual. #namasteresponsibly
What We Do
Wellness Partnerships 🤸♂️🥂
Event managers and luxury hotel brands across the globe hire us to curate unique, immersive yoga experiences for pop-ups, special events, and retreats.
Corporate & Private Events 🧘♀️💻
#communitycare is the new #selfcare.
With our laughter-inducing team-building, private events and bachelorette parties, we leverage the art of play to support your health n’ happiness.
A Sampling of Our Best-Selling Signature Classes for corporate events & curated wellness programs👇
Vino-yasa™
Coffee Yoga™
Sober Yoga™ + Meditation
Chair Yoga
Connect n’ Stretch (…Less yoga, more stretching, same fun!)
Spirit(s) Yoga™
Shake Your “Ass-ana”
Drunk Bro-ga™
How We Do It
When you’re ready to book your experience, our events team will help you create your own DY adventure✌️
On the day of the event (aka “the best day ever”), your instructor will arrive early to set the uplifting tone for your yoga party. The first 15-ish minutes allows for late-comers + a lil’ social mix n’ mingling. Then, your teacher will bring everyone to their mats to go over rules, safety and of course, your class games. Expect the entire experience to be cheeky, interactive, and playful, with just a hint of blissful introspection at the end, before our final celebratory “cheers!”
