AÂ nature-centered gathering place is planned to open on Sunrise Valley Drive soon.
Rise Well-Being Center will open in a 3,400-square-foot space at 11130 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 150. According to its website, the center will provide “a relaxing garden space for its members as well as unlimited yoga, meditation and wellness classes.”
Construction on the center began last month, according to a post on its Facebook page. The post says the center hopes to open in November.
A floor plan shared on the center’s website shows that in addition to the indoor garden space, the center will have three therapy rooms, a meditation room and one for private meditation and/or napping, a small studio/classroom, and a yoga studio.
Numerous yoga classes are planned, as well as qigong, brain training, mind/body connection and more. Local art will also be on display and several membership options are available, according to the site.
For more information, visit the center’s website or follow it on Facebook.
Image via Rise Well-Being Center website
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