Yoga Love Magazine
Is the only nationally distributed, annual print magazine that showcases yoga, lifestyle, wellness, music and art.
We are independently published, and our mission is to celebrate diversity, inspire, share stories of yoga, love from all over the world and create community. Each issue is a limited edition, beautifully designed print magazine that is thoughtfully curated and shared free at partner yoga studios and festivals all across the country, thanks to their amazing support.
Join us today as a studio partner, advertiser or sponsor. Next issue launches Summer 2026.
COMMUNITY ISSUE
AVAILABLE THIS JUNE
SANGHA MAY BE THE MISSING PIECE IN YOUR PRACTICE
SANGHA MAY BE THE MISSING PIECE IN YOUR PRACTICE
These days, many yoga classes can feel transactional and impersonal. Practitioners rush in to claim their favorite spot, practice without acknowledging anyone else in the room, and within seconds of coming out of savasana, dart toward the door
TOP 5 TIPS FOR HOSTING YOGA RETREATS WITHOUT LEGAL HEADACHES
When I was a new yoga teacher, I dreamed of leading retreats. Now, 15 years later, I’ve led many, but in my law practice for yoga professionals, I see so many gifted teachers leave their legal protection to chance.
JERSEY SHORE YOGA FESTIVAL
JERSEY SHORE YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: October 4th , 2026
Location: Marine Park, Red Bank
CHAKRAS LEADING THE WAY
Yoga practitioners are already aware of chakras, the energy centers, each one representing a different area that helps us to live a fruitful and balanced life on and off the mat.
THE RIVER OF GRACE
When I first started practicing yoga at 17, my life was a mess. I was struggling with depression, trauma, addiction, and confusion.
ANCIENT PRACTICE, MODERN IMPACT: HOW MORE YOGA CAN BUILD A BETTER WORLD
Age is often measured in years, but in the yoga community, we measure it in impact. Just as a practitioner’s understanding deepens, time has given us clarity into a single truth – yoga is for everyone.
ACROSS THE RIVER, ACROSS THE METRO: HOW TWIN CITIES WELLNESS COMMUNITIES ARE HOLDING EACH OTHER THROUGH GRIEF, FEAR, AND CARE
In moments of collective trauma, the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul often move like a single body; sometimes tense, sometimes trembling, but rarely disconnected.
FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT: SEDONA YOGA FESTIVAL
SEDONA YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: April 23-26, 2026
SEDONA, ARIZONA
FESTIVAL SPOTLIGHT: KENTUCKY YOGA FESTIVAL
KENTUCKY YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: May 15 – 17, 2026
CENTER, KENTUCKY
BERKSHIRE YOGA FESTIVAL 2026
BERKSHIRE YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: June 11-14, 2026
JIMINY PEAK MOUNTAIN RESORT
HANCOCK, MA
KULA YOGA FEST 2026
KULA YOGA FEST
Date: July 24-26, 2026
Ogontz White Mountain Resort, NH
FREE STATE YOGA FESTIVAL 2026
FREE STATE YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: August 8, 2026
Location: Olathe, KS at Hometown Olathe Family Farms
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA HOBOKEN – 2026
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA HOBOKEN
Date: June 21, 2026
HOBOKEN, NJ
TOP 5 TIPS FOR HOSTING YOGA RETREATS WITHOUT LEGAL HEADACHES
When I was a new yoga teacher, I dreamed of leading retreats. Now, 15 years later, I’ve led many, but in my law practice for yoga professionals, I see so many gifted teachers leave their legal protection to chance.
JERSEY SHORE YOGA FESTIVAL
JERSEY SHORE YOGA FESTIVAL
Date: October 4th , 2026
Location: Marine Park, Red Bank
CHAKRAS LEADING THE WAY
Yoga practitioners are already aware of chakras, the energy centers, each one representing a different area that helps us to live a fruitful and balanced life on and off the mat.
THE RIVER OF GRACE
When I first started practicing yoga at 17, my life was a mess. I was struggling with depression, trauma, addiction, and confusion.
ANCIENT PRACTICE, MODERN IMPACT: HOW MORE YOGA CAN BUILD A BETTER WORLD
Age is often measured in years, but in the yoga community, we measure it in impact. Just as a practitioner’s understanding deepens, time has given us clarity into a single truth – yoga is for everyone.
ACROSS THE RIVER, ACROSS THE METRO: HOW TWIN CITIES WELLNESS COMMUNITIES ARE HOLDING EACH OTHER THROUGH GRIEF, FEAR, AND CARE
In moments of collective trauma, the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul often move like a single body; sometimes tense, sometimes trembling, but rarely disconnected.
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