The three-day event kicks off June 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. with an official ribbon cutting ceremony. Festivities include food from Ridgefield’s Pioneer Street Cafe and Bakery, and Battle Ground’s Golden Tusk Thai Cuisine restaurant. Free chair massages will be provided by Sage Organics of Ridgefield.
Yoga Garden will also be collecting donations to support Ridgefield’s Neighbors Helping Neighbors, the city’s local food and clothing bank.
This is the second yoga studio opening for Yoga Garden. The first location opened in Battle Ground in 2012.
“I am delighted to bring yoga to the Ridgefield community,” said owner owner Liz Suchinda. “Yoga is a great way to inspire and support the healthy lifestyle found in Ridgefield, and I am privileged to be part of this welcoming community.”
The new studio is located at 208 Pioneer Street, Suite B.
