Evergreen Yoga Studios

🌿 Family Yoga Retreat 🌿

🗓 9–11 October | Evergreen Project

This autumn, bring the family to the forest.

Three days of yoga, hiking, storytelling, games, creative activities, shared meals, and time in nature. A weekend to slow down, play, and enjoy simple moments together.

🌳What to expect:
✔️ Family Yoga
✔️ Kids Yoga
✔️ Forest adventures
✔️ Storytelling & games
✔️ Creative nature activities
✔️ Vegetarian meals
✔️ Glamping tents or bring your own

A weekend for families to reconnect—with nature, with each other, and with the joy of being together.

💚We’d love to share it with you.

For more information and bookings:
- Dm
-email ([email protected])
- call (0030 6974732879)

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Not ready to say goodbye to summer? 🌊

🌿 Yoga & Hiking Weekend in Syros

with Anastasia & Yannis 🌿

🗓 9–11 October

If not, join us for a weekend on one of the most beautiful Cycladic islands.

We’ll explore Syros on foot, following trails that end at peaceful beaches where we’ll swim, relax, and soak up the last days of summer.

Together with daily yoga practices, this weekend is an invitation to slow down, move, breathe, and enjoy the sea one more time before autumn begins.

The perfect way to close the summer. 💚

☀️Retreat Facilitators:
- Anastasia Tsoutsi, yoga teacher
- Yannis Bakas, hiking enthusiast

👉🏼For more information and bookings:
- Dm
- email ([email protected])
- call (0030 6974732879)

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Emotional days at Evergreen as Eleni taught her last classes before leaving for a new adventure 🌿

Eleni has been part of our team and community with her amazing energy, beautiful smile and genuine approach to the teaching. A very fresh presence and very dynamic practice. We are sad to see her go, but also very happy to see her follow her curiosity and travel through Africa.

We thank deeply Eleni for everything she shared with us. We’ll miss her a lot ! Wishing her the most beautiful journey 💚

A few moments from our Essence of Yoga Summer Immersion 🌿

Seven days of practice, study, and life shared together in the forest.

The teachings came alive not only through the Yoga Sutras, the Bhagavad Gita, and meditation, but through the openness, curiosity, and presence of the people who gathered. It is the group that shapes the experience and allows the practice to unfold in its deepest way.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who trusted the process, supported one another, and made this immersion what it was. Until next time 💚

✨ Community Celebration Weekend✨

🗓️ 18–20 September

Every September, as summer comes to an end, we gather at the Evergreen Project to celebrate the beginning of a new season together.

Held close to the autumn equinox, this weekend is a chance to celebrate our community through yoga, meditation, music, shared meals, games, silence, and simple moments in nature.

Whether you’ve been with us for years or are joining us for the first time, we’d love to celebrate with you.

🏕 Accommodation
• Shared glamping tents or bring your own tent
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🚗 Transportation
- Carpooling will be organized once the group is complete for anyone who needs a ride.

🖇️ Price
- 15€ per day

Let’s celebrate the changing season, our practice, and the community that brings us together. 🌿

For more information and bookings:
• DM
• [email protected]
• +30 6974732879

We have been teaching yoga in Athens for fourteen years. And this practice did not begin with us.

Evergreen was built through long years of study, practice, transmission, education, and relationship. Behind the teachers is our head teacher Panos, and before him his teachers and their teachers before him, people who carried the practice before us, lived it seriously, and passed it on.

As with ours, many of the dynamic yoga traditions practiced today trace their roots back to Tirumalai Krishnamacharya, often called the father of modern yoga. Born in 1888, he taught almost until the end of his life and died at the age of one hundred. Among his students were Pattabhi Jois, B.K.S. Iyengar, T.K.V. Desikachar, Indra Devi, and Srivatsa Ramaswami : teachers whose work shaped much of modern yoga.

At the heart of Krishnamacharya’s teaching was the idea that yoga must be adapted to the person. The right practice, for the right student, at the right moment. Step by step. Breath by breath. That is what he called Vinyasa Krama, and that is where what we call our practice comes from. Not as something we own or invented, but as a way of acknowledging the root and honoring the great teacher: intelligent progression, conscious sequencing, and practice that respects the human being.

One of the strongest influences on Panos and on the way we teach is Shiva Rea. A student of Patabhi Jois, Desicachar, Mati Ezraty, Tim Miller and Richard Freeman among others, carrying directly the vinyasa krama principles. Through her work, vinyasa became more than a sequence. It became a living thing like breath moving through form. It explores the practice as moving meditation, the body as prayer, music and philosophy put into movement.

From Petros Haffenrichter, senior Jivamukti teacher, came a deeper connection to scripture, devotion, kirtan, and the understanding that what happens on the mat can never be separated from the way we live.

From Yiannis Andritsos, who studied for ten years with Sri Dharma Mittra in New York, came the classical structure of the practice : the eight limbs from theory to something lived, the body as a vehicle for something greater.

From Patrick Fullan, a long-time Ashtanga practitioner and teacher in Athens, came the handstand practice that became a defining part of the Evergreen identity, present in our handstands classes, our teacher trainings and the way we approach strength, courage, and play.

Petros and Patrick both studied with Cliff Barber, an American yogi who left behind a conventional life, travelled to Mysore, studied Ashtanga Yoga with the great masters, and later lived very simply by a river in Greece, teaching those who found their way to him. He lived the ascetic life. Still, his practice continues through the people he touched.

We name our teachers because yoga has always moved this way. From person to person. Carried by those who practiced seriously, received honestly, and passed it on with care.

This is the lineage behind Evergreen. A gesture of gratitude. And a responsibility we continue to hold to this day.

The teacher will always stay a student 🌿

Two weeks ago, we completed the 9-day immersion of our 200h teacher trainees. And this week, another part of the 300h teacher training is unfolding.

These moments at the The Evergreen Project are always intense. Not only because of the nature, the quiet, the magical setting… but mostly because of the depth of what is being shared.

So much material, so much practice, so many questions. Students go all in. 
And what is being shared is of great value : content that has been worked on for years, refined, tested, lived.

And still, every time we come back to it, something new appears.

This is maybe one of the biggest values of Evergreen. That learning never really ends.

All teachers at Evergreen have taken their first 200h training here. And slowly, each one continues the path, moving deeper through the 300h training, through practice, through assisting, through teaching, through staying close to the source.

🏝️Follow your class as usual, from wherever the holidays take you

Consistency is part of the practice. It is also one of the ways we grow and transform. 💫

So if you have been showing up all year and now feel like the holidays are breaking your rhythm, we’ve got you. Just open Zoom and practice from wherever you are this summer. 🍉

We actually encourage practicing in different places, with different circumstances. This is often where things get interesting. 👀

All Zoom links for the available classes are on the homepage of our website. Just click the class you want and you’ll be practicing with our shala in Athens.
That easy!!

We can’t wait to see your faces on camera. 💚

💫 Another circle, another transformative journey came to an end with our 9-day immersion 💫

An end for now, at least, because the path of the teacher will keep unfolding, bringing even more transformation in the months to come.

We are so proud of this group: students who completed their 200h Yoga Teacher Training with curiosity, creativity, dedication, and so much joy.

And it all came to a close at The The Evergreen Project. It couldn’t have been anywhere else. A place that invites connection, nurtures authenticity, and offers the perfect ground for growth.

May this journey continue to be magical, just like these last moments, and the last dance of our 9 days together. 💚

🍉 Summer practice continues 🍉

We keep moving, breathing and practicing together through the heart of summer.

Until July 18th, our full normal schedule continues as usual.

From July 20th, we move into our Summer Schedule at Exarchia, with daily morning and evening Vinyasa Krama classes all levels to keep the body open, the mind steady, and the practice alive.

We will close only for one week, August 10–16, and then continue again from August 17th.

Stay connected. Stay consistent. Let the practice support you all summer long. 🙏

📍Evergreen Yoga Studios
Valtetsiou 50–52, Exarchia
(+30) 698 088 2888

📩 DM us for more information or to book your class.