Overview
House of RA redefines the traditional yoga studio concept by creating an intimate living art installation dedicated to conscious community in Reno. Founded by Shakti RA, this luxurious space combines a holistic yoga studio, music lounge, coffee shop, and venue rental into one integrated experience. The environment features carefully curated decor, intentionally sourced ingredients for elixirs and beverages, and a no-shoes policy that fosters an intimate atmosphere. Beyond yoga classes, the studio hosts workshops, music events, and serves as a gathering space where spiritual practice meets artistic expression. Visitors consistently praise the uplifting energy, beautiful details, and the unique blend of offerings that make it a local gem.
Yoga Format
Yoga Styles
Studio Amenities
Studio Business Hours
| Day | Status | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Open | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Tuesday | Open | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | Open | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | Open | 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Friday | Open | 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM |
| Saturday | Open | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sunday | Open | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM |
Studio in Details
A Multifaceted Space for Conscious Community
House of RA in Reno presents itself not merely as a yoga studio but as an intimate and intentional living art installation. The space is described by its founder as a “luxurious and Zensual wholistic arts Yoga Studio and Music lounge, coffee shop and Venue rental.” This multifaceted identity is central to its character. People who visit often speak of an immediate, uplifting energy upon entering, noting the space feels like a “home away from home” where one can feel “welcome and embraced fully.” The intention behind the conscious community center is clear: it is curated for the exploration, expression, and expansion of human consciousness through devotion to yoga and music. The founder, Shakti RA, frames the mission around reconnection, stating the house is designed to “TURN YOU ON” and bring you closer to a sense of union, which she equates with yoga itself. This philosophical foundation, drawing inspiration from Egyptian and Indian deities like Ra, Hathor, Parvati, and Shiva, creates a unique backdrop that visitors sense in the carefully curated details.
The physical space receives consistent praise. People call it a “beautiful space,” “gorgeous,” and note the “lovely decor.” They frequently mention the palpable “love and intention poured into every detail,” from the intentionally sourced ingredients for drinks to the overall atmosphere. One person noted a “lovely upright piano to play,” and the policy of “no shoes on the carpet” adds to the intimate, cared-for feel. Visitors describe it as a “hidden gem” and a “peaceful, supportive, and welcoming space” they had been seeking. The blend of a yoga space, music lounge, and coffee shop creates an environment where activities like enjoying a beverage, attending a workshop, or practicing yoga flow into one another, fostering a sense of holistic engagement.
Offerings: From Yoga and Workshops to Elixirs and Music
The core offerings at House of RA extend beyond a single discipline. While it is fundamentally a yoga studio, people specifically mention the availability of yoga classes. The website and visitor feedback confirm it as a space for practice, but the exact styles of yoga, such as vinyasa, hatha, or yin, are not detailed by visitors. Instead, the emphasis is on the experience and integration with other elements. People report it’s a “wonderful place to move your body and get in touch with your mind,” where they might “learn a new yoga pose.” Alongside yoga, the space hosts other rad workshops and events. The founder explicitly invites the community to share visions for hosting events or workshops, positioning the venue as a rental space for facilitators. This aligns with the description of it being a “space for conscious community and facilitators.”
A significant and frequently highlighted aspect is the beverage service. The coffee shop and tea lounge element is a major draw. Visitors rave about “delicious lattes, teas, and elixirs,” “yummy coffee and teas,” and specifically mention “heart-opening cacao” that is “beautifully made.” They note the “super intentionally sourced ingredients” and a menu described as “diverse and unique.” This isn’t an afterthought; for some, it’s a primary reason to visit, with one person calling it “the best tea lounge in Reno.” The social atmosphere around these offerings is also noted, with mentions of “friendly spiritual people” and “delightful company.” The integration of music is profound, not just as background ambiance. The founder is a dedicated musician whose practice is described as a form of devotion, aiming to “evoke emotion” and aid in “spiritual attainment” through sound. This suggests music events or sessions are likely a key part of the studio’s expression.
Vibe, Clientele, and Practical Notes
The overall vibe of House of RA is consistently described as warm, intentional, and spiritually inclined. People use terms like “super cool vibe,” “uplifting” energy, “peaceful,” and “supportive.” The staff are noted as “very welcoming and warm.” It attracts those looking for more than just a physical workout; it’s a place for “connection and introspection,” to “learn something about spirituality,” and for “fostering spirituality.” The clientele seems to be a mix of yoga practitioners, those enjoying the café culture, music enthusiasts, and individuals seeking community. It appears particularly suited for people desiring a conscious community experience, where activities blend into a holistic lifestyle. The space’s role in Reno is highlighted by visitors who call it a “local gem” and express gratitude for its presence in the community.
On practical matters, visitors do not mention specific details like drop-in rates, class schedules for yoga, or membership options. The operating hours are listed on the website, showing evening hours on weekdays and varied hours on weekends, including a midday closure on Saturday. The address is provided, but visitors do not comment on parking or specific accessibility features. The founder’s invitation for contact regarding events, workshops, or musical collaboration indicates a flexible, community-driven approach to programming. For someone new, the experience seems to be about arriving for a uniquely crafted drink, perhaps staying for a yoga class or workshop, and immersing in an environment designed to feel like a sanctuary. It’s a space that clearly resonates deeply with those who visit, offering a distinctive blend of spiritual practice, artistic expression, and community connection in Reno’s landscape.