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Neroli Salon & Spa, a Milwaukee-area Aveda Lifestyle Salon and spa with five locations, will kick-start its annual Yoga in the Square at Bayshore Town Center on Saturday, June 6, 2015.Neroli Salon & Spa Owner, Susan Haise said the ...

The Relaxation Suite at Neroli Salon and Spa
Neroli Salon & Spa, a Milwaukee-area Aveda Lifestyle Salon and spa with five locations, will kick-start its annual Yoga in the Square at Bayshore Town Center on Saturday, June 6, 2015.
Neroli Salon & Spa Owner, Susan Haise said the company is thrilled to bring an opportunity for wellbeing to Milwaukee residents, ”We are committed to bringing health and wellness to the community as it coincides with our mission of renewing spirits and awakening minds."
Jason Cummings, a Yoga Alliance Certified Instructor and local practitioner will lead this popular summer series. Weekly classes will be held outdoors beginning at 8 am every Saturday morning through Saturday, August 29, 2015. Classes will be structured for all levels, focusing on a fun Vinyasa-flow style.
Athletic clothing retailer, Athleta is set to support the summer series with raffles, prizes and yoga-themed giveaways.
MP Theriault, Marketing Director of Bayshore Town Center said, “Having Neroli Salon & Spa provide Yoga in the Square during the summer supports our goal of creating a Lifestyle Center. We love that our customers start their weekend off with free yoga and then grab a cup of tea or coffee after.”
Class is scheduled to take place in the Bayshore Town Center Square with the Rotunda serving as the indoor location in case of rain.
Call 414.227.2888 for more information or email Jourdan Miller at Jourdan@nerolispa.com
Originally posted on Modern Salon

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