Say “Namaste” to the best free yoga classes in Singapore!
If you’ve been itching to roll out your mat but cringe at the thought of pricey classes, you’re in luck—Singapore has some hidden gems where you can practise yoga for free!
Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just dipping your toes into the world of downward dogs, these free classes offer a welcoming vibe for everyone.
From sunrise flows in lush parks to weekend classes led by community gurus, this guide covers it all, with tips on how to join and links to get you started.
Nikam Guruji Yoga Kutir
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Address: 16 Balmoral Crescent, Balmoral Residence
Contact: [email protected]
Hours/how to book: Check out the schedule and contact persons here
Nikam Guruji Yoga Kutir’s 12-week free Hatha yoga course is an absolute gem when it comes to yoga with a holistic approach.
The focus here is on balance—physical, mental, and spiritual—which makes it ideal whenever I’m looking for more than just a workout.
With locations across Singapore, this course offers small-group sessions where instructors actively guide you through each pose and breathing technique. I just showed up on the first day at my chosen spot, and I was all set to start!
Pro-tip: Want to get inspired on your yoga journey? Check out Guruji’s asanas (but don’t attempt them on your own!).
Sunrise in the City by Health Promotion Board
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Address: 3 Second Hospital Avenue
Contact: +65 8299 1880
Hours/how to book: Register through the Healthy 365 app
Sunrise in the City by the Health Promotion Board is a fantastic way to get my yoga fix for free, whether you’re an early bird or prefer evening sessions (I’m the latter).
Partnering with studios across Singapore, the group offers everything from hot yoga to Hatha, with new styles popping up each month. To join, just register through the Healthy365 app—but heads up, slots go fast!
Pro-tip: Sunrise in the City free yoga sessions are refreshed monthly, so check the app at the start of each month to snag your preferred slots early.
Yoga Inc. Open Mat
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Address: Various branches
Contact: [email protected]
Hours/how to book: Check out the schedule here
Yoga Inc.’s Open Mat at its Guillemard studio is perfect if you’re looking for a flexible, pay-as-you-wish yoga option in Singapore. I find it a great way to get into some yoga without breaking the bank while supporting future instructors.
Led by enthusiastic teachers-in-training, these sessions give me a relaxed space to practise without the usual price tag—though dropping a small tip is always appreciated.
Joining is easy: just check the website for the latest schedule and book online.
Pro-tip: Perfect for beginners, the basics classes teach foundational poses, breathing, and alignment to build strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Meetup Yoga Groups
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Address: Various locations
Contact: Message organisers
Hours/how to book: Check groups and schedule here
Meetup yoga groups like Yoga for Peace and Balance are a hidden gem for free yoga sessions in Singapore, often set in beautiful spots like the Botanic Gardens. I find it a great way to stay fit, connect with others, and enjoy Singapore’s green spaces.
It’s a relaxed, community-focused vibe where everyone from beginners to seasoned yogis can join in for a modern Hatha class that’s both accessible and challenging.
Joining is super simple. Just RSVP on Meetup.com, show up at the scheduled time and get ready to stretch under the open sky.
Pro-tip: In case of rain, Meetup organisers will usually inform attendees of cancellations at least an hour in advance.
Lululemon Community Classes
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Address: 1 HarbourFront Walk
Contact: +6562505718
Hours/how to book: Check Eventbrite for yoga schedules
Lululemon’s community classes are a fantastic way to enjoy free yoga right in the heart of Singapore, with sessions held at its ION and Takashimaya stores, usually on Sundays.
It’s a great way to stretch out and recharge with a like-minded crowd in a relaxed setting (I’ve already made several yogi pals here!). These laid-back classes fill up fast since they’re first-come, first-served, so it’s best to arrive early with your mat in hand.
To join, just RSVP on Eventbrite or keep an eye on Lululemon’s Facebook page for updates on upcoming sessions.
Pro-tip: Lululemon yoga classes don’t require participants to wear their brand. Any comfortable athletic attire works!
Decathlon Singapore Free Yoga Classes
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Address: Decathlon Singapore Lab, 230 Stadium Blvd
Contact: +65 6225 4773
Hours/how to book: Check out free activities here
Decathlon’s free yoga classes are a fantastic find for anyone looking to add some flow to their weekend without spending a dime. I find it a great way to sneak in a workout and maybe even grab some new gear after class!
Held at different Decathlon locations, like the Singapore Lab, these classes give you the perfect excuse to roll out your mat and start the day with some good vibes.
The schedule varies, but signing up is easy. Just check the official website for upcoming classes and reserve your spot.
Pro-tip: Cancellations could happen, so check the Decathlon sports community events page for the latest schedule.
Yoga Seeds’ Family Yoga at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
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Address: 1384 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Bishan Park 2
Contact: +6583221251
Hours/how to book: Reserve a spot at Eventbrite
Yoga Seeds’ Family Yoga at Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is a fantastic way to get my whole family stretching together in nature. Held every second Sunday, these free outdoor sessions bring everyone—from kids to grandparents—into a gentle flow under the trees.
It’s all about fun and connection, so expect a mix of easy poses and mindful breathing. Bring your mat, and you’re all set for a lovely, relaxing start to your Sunday!
Pro-tip: For further inquiries, contact Yoga Seeds at [email protected] or WhatsApp at +65 8322 1251.
Active SG and Other Community Centre Yoga Classes
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Address: Various locations
Contact: +65 6500 5000
Hours/how to book: Book via the MyActiveSG+ website
ActiveSG and community centre yoga classes are a real gem if you’re looking for free or super affordable yoga options across Singapore. My cousins and I often check them out for budget-friendly sessions.
Its “Get Fit with YouthCreates” initiative provides free weekly workout sessions, including yoga, suitable for all fitness levels. These sessions are held in convenient locations, from neighbourhood community centres to larger sports halls, making it easy to find a spot nearby.
The classes are accessible and welcoming, with instructors who guide you through each move at a steady pace, perfect for all levels. Just check the ActiveSG app for schedules and availability.
Pro-tip: For other upcoming ActiveSG yoga programs, click here.
Freedom Yoga
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Address: 25E Lor Liput
Contact: +6587878721
Hours/how to book: Find a class here
I’m happy to learn that Freedom Yoga occasionally offers complimentary community classes led by its newly certified instructors. These sessions provide a welcoming environment to explore various yoga styles without any cost.
It’s a fantastic way to experience quality yoga instruction in Singapore without breaking the bank! To join, create an account on the website and book your spot through its class schedule.
Pro-tip: Download the Freedom Yoga app to easily view schedules, book classes, and access exclusive promotions (including free classes!).
Jal Yoga
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Address: 456 Alexandra Road
Contact: [email protected]
Hours/how to book: Send a Whatsapp message
Jal Yoga’s Community Wellness Challenge is a brilliant way to dive into yoga, whether you’re a member or just curious to try it out.
What’s great is that non-members (AKA me!) are welcome to join any of its masterclasses, making it easy to get started on your wellness journey without any commitment.
For members, there’s an added perk: refer friends, and you could win a free retreat! It’s a fun incentive to bring along your buddies, so just DM its Instagram page to jump into the challenge and start stretching together.
Pro-tip: For more free yoga lessons at home, watch its YouTube channel.