Blending Wellness with Blenders
The collaborators at Life Alive Organic Café and Down Under School of Yoga are determined to keep your energy ignited. Their first-ever collaboration, Wellness Oasis, which opened at 22 John F. Kennedy Street on March 1st, strives to turn our intellectual mecca into a spiritual hub. According to Life Alive’s CEO Bryan Timko, their mission is rooted in an essential tenet: “how we eat, move, and think influences how we feel.”
Yoga, açaí, and green juice: A wellness ‘one-stop shop’ opens in Harvard Square
The unique partnership takes a holistic approach to boosting health, with a second location coming in the South End soon.
Quirky Vegetarian Chain Life Alive Adds Yoga to the Mix
Life Alive and Down Under School of Yoga are collaborating on a brand new Harvard Square location and another opening soon in Boston’s South End.
In Harvard Square, Life Alive + Down Under create a restaurant and “wellness oasis”
'We've tried to create a space that lifts you up, calms you down, and energizes you,' founders say.
Connecting Body and Mind at Life Alive and Down Under School of Yoga Collaboratives
Created to connect the way we eat and move with how we feel, the new locations are designed to put nourishment, motion and reflection under one roof.
The collaborators brought Edible Boston behind the scenes, and shared how Life Alive imbues every dish it serves with love, energy and vitality.
Organic cafe teams up with studio to open yoga-cafes in Greater Boston
Leaders of both companies said their businesses complement one another. Both locations will include Life Alive’s cafes with organic menu offerings and space for Down Under’s yoga programming.
“Not only do we hear it directly from our guests, but research also shows the food we eat has an immediate positive effect on our energy levels and mood,” Life Alive CEO Bryan Timko said.
“Movement, reflection and nourishment are key components of how we feel,” said Kate Heffernan, Down Under’s teacher leadership council co-chair.