Yam Dallas

12/31/2025

Hey hey! There’s a new schedule in town!

🧡Several new classes,
⏰ a few changed times,
👩‍🏫 a new teacher or two.

We trust you’ll love it all!

Peep your email inbox or the website for deets. Whatcha gonna try first ⁉️

12/31/2025

We have lucky number 7 spots left…

If you’ve never experienced a session like this you don’t know what you’re missing!

Your breathe can become a portal to deeper awareness of self, a more aligned focus with your spirit, and an awakening of your ability to love and be loved.

Come invest 90 minutes in yourself this Saturday! We are pretty sure you won’t regret it.

12/31/2025

Renewal, rituals and schedule changes: January @ YAM! - https://mailchi.mp/yoga-art-music/two-ways-to-start-the-year-feeling-supported-17591957

12/29/2025

Join us New Year’s Day from 10 AM until noon as we honor tradition, set intentions, and step into the year as a community—one breath, one movement at a time.

Whether it’s your first 108 or a cherished ritual, this is a beautiful way to reset, reflect, and rise together.
Stick around afterwards for bubbles and snacks!

2026 is going to be great!
Save the date. Gather your people. Start the year aligned in body, mind, and spirit.

📍 YAM Yoga Art Music
🕙 January 1, 2026 | 10 AM

12/28/2025

We are putting the finishing touches on our 2026 Schedule.

We’ve got new classes, new teachers and new times percolating and we just know you’re gonna love it. 🥰

Stay tuned here on the socials ⬇️and a newsletter 📧 will be landing in email boxes in the next day or two!

12/25/2025

Pink Floyd Christmas with the super lovely and amazingly talented Kimber.

Come getcha some!

Christmas Day 11AM
at Yam Dallas

12/23/2025

The amazing 😻 collection of artifacts on our walls is being featured in the online edition of the Lake Highlands Advocate.

If you haven’t heard the story behind these pieces give it a read. Even better, catch Jade before or after her noon classes on Tuesday and Thursday to hear about them, and her dad and grandmother, first hand.

Thank you, Lake Highlands Advocate!

There’s a historic collection with sentimental value on display at Yoga Art Music. Native American paintings and artifacts. Photo by Austin Wood. The Lakeridge Village-based small business typically hosts new artistic exhibitions on a revolving basis every two months. Since Thanksgiving, the arrow...

12/21/2025

The holidays don’t have to be all-or-nothing.
You can celebrate and stretch.
You can rest and move.
You can show up imperfectly — and it still counts.

Whether you join us once this week or a few times, we’re so glad to be part of your season. Cozy vibes on the mat all week long. 🤍

12/21/2025

Shopping local… scroll, scroll, scroll… 👀
oh WAIT — that’s the one.

🎁 YAM Gift Card = VIOLA! nailed it.

Available in any denomination and good for event space rental, workshop fees, art, and of course yoga!

Grab yours online today!

12/17/2025

Our holiday 🎄 🕎 hours are posted!

Limited schedule Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day but definitely several opportunities to get your yoga in!

12/16/2025

The weather outside may not be frightful but a warm cozy (just a smidge sweaty 🥵) yoga class with Julie is still a great way to celebrate winter solstice.

12/15/2025

Art, Artifacts and Arrowheads now at YAM!

A collection of Monty Moore, shared by his daughter to keep his memory and his legacy alive.

Raised on a cattle ranch in west Texas, Monty spent many years on horseback, hearing tall tales from his elders of way of the West and passing the time collecting arrowheads (on display). He also watched his mother, Doris, paint the scenes of the West and bring her love of the land and the history it held to the canvas.

That curiosity grew as he did, beginning his lifelong journey into mystical and spiritual growth through an appreciation of American Indians and his cowboy upbringing. He didn’t want to be a cowboy when he grew up, but the legend lived on in his heart.

His favorite artists were those either from or with Texas roots or those with a connection to the tribes of ancient Americas, Southwest America and New Mexico. He loved to meet the artists and most of the time became dear friends with them, bringing them home for dinner and letting them find a place for their art on the walls of his home.

Not all are for sale but proceeds from those that are willing to be donated to organizations supporting Indigenous People.