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Welcome to Wishing Tree Studio!
We look forward to practicing with you.

About Us

Our roots run deep in the ancient and ever-evolving practice of yoga and in our local and global community.

Located in the heart of downtown Oregon, we welcome those of all backgrounds and experience levels to our sacred space, our Wishing Tree.

Products and Services

We are committed to helping you develop a consistent yoga practice, whether that means committing to one class a week or incorporating yoga, mindfulness and meditation into your daily life.

From restorative practice to power flow, we offer over thirty classes each week as well as workshops and options for personal and small group sessions. Come practice with us!

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Wishing Tree Studio
121 N. Main St. Oregon, WI
608-291-0472

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Special Events

Autumn is a great time to practice outside! We are offering Friday night Flow in Oregon and Sunday afternoon Flow at the beautiful Lussier Family Heritage Center throughout the summer. We are also offering FREE Thursday morning yoga at Hop Haus Brewing Co. in Fitchburg in September and October! All classes are weather-permitting. Please watch… Continue reading Special Events

The teachers at Wishing Tree studio are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. They are so encouraging and always leave me feeling empowered and ready to take on my day. I have taken rise and shine with Nicole and Flow with Chloe. Both are appropriately paced for a beginner like myself and the teachers offer plenty of modifications for any type of yoga student. Couldn’t recommend more!

Michelle M.

I am in my second session of yoga for stiff people.   Brittany lets us know what props to use and if we don’t  have that specific item, how to substitute something from our homes.   Her class goes by so quickly because she talks to us throughout explaining how the poses help our bodies and mind.   She is very personable and fun.  I also enjoy the occasional dog or cat in the picture.

Deborah R.