Fall fashion 2013
Mystery surrounds a Prada fall collection that Hitchcock would love
Feb 22, 2013 | 9:23 am
Miuccia Prada never fails to surprise. She did it again with her fall 2013 collection that exuded an air of mystery.
Miuccia Prada never fails to surprise. She did it again with her fall 2013 collection that exuded an air of mystery.
Yoga News
A pioneer in the world of Dallas yoga center is closing, after 35 years. Dallas Yoga Center, which blazed a trail when it opened in Dallas in 1989, will close on August 25.
According to owner David Sunshine, the studio was never able to recover from the pandemic.
"It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that after much soul-searching, we’ve made the difficult decision to close our Lemmon Avenue studio and discontinue all classes on Sunday, August 25," Sunshine said. "The challenges since Covid have made it unsustainable to maintain our class offerings."
The DYC was originally founded in 1989, then taken over a decade later by brothers David Sunshine and Daniel Sunshine. The center was founded before yoga and mindfulness became the mainstream practice it is today.
Back in their heyday, they would host dozens of classes per week at their longtime location at 4525 Lemmon Ave., across from Whole Foods Market. Their role as a leading practitioner of yoga — introducing yoga to many first-timers as well as offering classes to aspiring yoga teachers — earned them multiple awards for Best Yoga Studio in Dallas.
"Since 1989, we strived to create a warm and friendly learning environment (both in-person and online) with expert instructors to guide your practice with a mission to educate, enrich and inspire the community to lead more mindful, meaningful and healthier lives," their manifesto said. "Whether you're starting to dip your toes into the practices of yoga and mindfulness, or are wanting to expand your knowledge with our teacher trainings, we have a variety of offerings that nourish your body, mind, and spirit."
The pandemic dealt a major blow, uprooting the studio from its fixed home to nomad status. Throughout 2021-2022, the center did classes digitally and in temporary spaces such as the Sammons Center for the Arts, a studio on Lovers Lane, and Klyde Warren Park on weekends.
In 2023, they moved into their current space at 4140 Lemmon Ave., taking over a space abover Gloria's previously occupied by Yoga Sport — a challenging location with limited drive-up parking.
In recent years, Sunshine was hosting yoga retreats at idyllic locations, something he'll continue to do.
For those seeking classes in Dallas, they're recommending Balanced Being Yoga & Wellness on Greenville Avenue who will also honor current DYC memberships, and who will host classes taught by many of DYC's cherished teachers.