Pasadena wellness crawl to offer eight days of free wellness experiences
Oct 4, 2026
YogaSix Pasadena will host the first annual Pasadena Wellness Crawl from October 10–17, 2026, offering free wellness experiences, a digital passport, and prizes at local businesses.
Pasadena, United States, October 4, 2026 -- Local businesses unite to help Pasadena residents discover new ways to move, nourish, recover, and prioritize their well-being
PASADENA, CA — October 3, 2026 — The Pasadena Wellness Crawl, organized by YogaSix Pasadena, invites the Pasadena community to experience local wellness businesses through a free, eight-day community event taking place October 10–17, 2026.
The Pasadena Wellness Crawl Flyer and QR code
Designed to connect residents with businesses dedicated to fitness, healthy eating, recovery, beauty, self-care, and overall wellness, the Pasadena Wellness Crawl offers participants an opportunity to explore new wellness experiences, discover local businesses, and receive complimentary gifts, special offers, and prizes along the way.
“The Pasadena Wellness Crawl is about elevating the health of our community while introducing people to the incredible businesses right here in Pasadena,” said Cheri Erlich, owner of YogaSix Pasadena, the originator and primary hub for the community event. “We want to make it easy and fun for people to try out different wellness resources, support local businesses, and discover providers and services that can become a regular part of their wellness journey.”
Event Details
The Pasadena Wellness Crawl is organized by YogaSix Pasadena with the goal of creating an annual community tradition that brings local wellness-focused businesses together while making wellness experiences more accessible.
Event: Pasadena Wellness Crawl
Dates: October 10–17, 2026
Cost: Free
Kickoff: Saturday, October 10 | 8:30 AM–12:00 PM | YogaSix Pasadena
Closing Celebration: Saturday, October 17 | 10:30 AM–12:30 PM | Singer Park
Digital Passport: Download the Pasadena Wellness Crawl Passport
How It Works
Participation in the Pasadena Wellness Crawl is completely free. Participants can download the event’s digital passport and use it to explore participating businesses throughout the eight-day event.
Download the digital passport:
Pasadena Wellness Crawl Digital Passport
As participants visit businesses and engage with their complimentary experiences, they can collect passport entries while unlocking additional special offers, discounts, and opportunities to win grand prizes.
Complimentary experiences, subject to availability, include:
YogaSix Pasadena — Free yoga class
ID-Eclair — Free vegan pastry
Foothill PT — Free posture assessment
True Food Kitchen — Free refresher flight
Healing with Zen — Complimentary ear seeds
HRC Fertility — Free fertility consultation
JT Aesthetic & Co — Free skin assessment
Julie Taylor, MD — Free hormone manual
Lather — Free hand demo
StretchLab Pasadena — Free Normatec compression sleeve therapy
SWTHZ — Complimentary contrast therapy or red light therapy
Participants will also receive access to additional special offers and discounts from participating businesses, as well as entry into grand prize drawings.
Kickoff Party — October 10
The Pasadena Wellness Crawl officially kicks off on Saturday, October 10, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM at YogaSix Pasadena, 277 West Green Street #110, Pasadena, CA 91105
The community is invited to meet participating businesses, enjoy complimentary experiences, connect with fellow wellness enthusiasts, and pick up momentum for a full week of exploring Pasadena’s wellness community.
Closing Celebration — Yoga in the Park + Community Potluck
The eight-day celebration will conclude on Saturday, October 17, at Singer Park with a free community yoga class followed by a community potluck, and grand prize drawings.
Yoga in the Park: 10:30–11:30 AM
Community Potluck: 11:30 AM–12:30 PM
Guests are encouraged to bring a yoga mat and a dish to share as the community comes together to help make Pasadena healthier.
A local wellness opportunity
For those looking to try a new fitness class, improve nutrition, explore recovery services, or learn more about beauty and self-care, the Pasadena Wellness Crawl provides an opportunity to experience the breadth of wellness resources available in the local community. Participants are encouraged to share the event with friends and family and to explore Pasadena's wellness providers and retail services.
About YogaSix Pasadena
YogaSix Pasadena is a heated yoga studio located at 277 West Green Street #110 in Pasadena, California. The studio offers a variety of yoga classes and is the organizer and primary hub for the Pasadena Wellness Crawl. For more information, contact Holly Mitchell at [email protected] or (626) 788-3848, or follow @yogasix_pasadena on Instagram.
Contact Info:
Name: Holly Mitchell
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Organization: YogaSix Pasadena
Address: 277 West Green Street #110, Pasadena, CA 91105
Phone: (626) 788-3848
Website: https://www.yogasix.com/location/pasadena
Release ID: 89205135
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