HABITAT SUMMER SERIES

Austin's Favorite

Friday Ritual

The 2026 Season has come to an end:

The 2026 Season has come to an end:

15 Fridays

4.4k People

1 Really Good Habit

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In Partnership with Austin Parks foundation

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This series is part of Austin Parks Foundation’s Fitness in the Park—a free community fitness initiative that brings movement to green spaces all across Austin.

Austin Parks Foundation is a local non-profit dedicated to protecting and improving our city’s parks, trails, and green spaces. We’re so excited to team up and bring the good vibes to Zilker every Friday.

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What is it?
What is it?

Free yoga at Zilker Park, every Friday morning, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Followed by a plunge at Barton Springs. Wrapped by 8:05, so you're at your desk on time.

This was our third summer, and it's turned into something bigger than a workout.

Free yoga at Zilker Park, every Friday morning, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Followed by a plunge at Barton Springs. Wrapped by 8:05, so you're at your desk on time.

This was our third summer, and it's turned into something bigger than a workout.

GET INVOLVED WITH 2027

Habitat Summer Series brings together a high-intent community of wellness-minded Austinites who actually show up Friday after Friday, all summer long.

If your brand lives at the intersection of movement, recovery, outdoor culture, and good vibes, we'd love to have you in the mix for next season.

Thank you to our past sponsors
in the press

“The reason (Habitat) started (was to try) to create a safe space for people to feel encouraged to wake up early, get outside, move their body and be in community … in a really fun and inviting way,” Whiteley said.

“The reason (Habitat) started (was to try) to create a safe space for people to feel encouraged to wake up early, get outside, move their body and be in community … in a really fun and inviting way,” Whiteley said.

“The idea is to really inspire personal growth and development and get us out of our same old, same old so that we can live an extraordinary life,” Goldreyer said.

“The idea is to really inspire personal growth and development and get us out of our same old, same old so that we can live an extraordinary life,” Goldreyer said.