Studio Schedule Week of 5/10/2026 | We have an interim home!
A light slate-blue building with dark grey trim, a security gate with a curlicue flower pattern, the studio address, and a black-framed sidewalk sign with "Synced Pilates" and a dog on a Pilates Reformer
image via Harriet Fajkowski
We’re sharing some news worth celebrating: Movement for Everyone has a new address!
Beginning June 1st, we’ll be at 3180 Mission Street — between Valencia and Cesar Chavez, right at the edge of Bernal Heights. We’re grateful to Synced Pilates for their community spirit and flexibility in welcoming us into their studio space during our transition. If you’ve been curious about adding more Pilates to your weekly routine, their group class offerings are a wonderful complement to your Gyrotonic practice — and you can book directly through them.
The new location comes with some practical perks. Metered parking on Mission Street and two-hour neighborhood parking on the Bernal Heights side streets make morning sessions particularly easy — more specific tips by time of day coming soon. We’re also open to wiggling schedules around if slightly different class or appointment times work better for you during the transition. Please contact info@movementforeveryone.com so either Harriet or Shellie can help with your scheduling requests.
For those of you who haven’t spent much time in this corner of the city: it’s worth the trip. Start with coffee at Finjan Qahwa or a morning pastry at Arizmendi. For lunch, Reem’s Arab bakery, Go Duck Yourself, and Four Chairs are neighborhood staples worth knowing. Stay for dinner at Komaaj or The Front Porch, or save a special evening for La Ciccia or Blue Plate. Anthony’s Cookies on Valencia is a non-negotiable post-session stop. There’s a Safeway and Walgreens nearby for last-minute errands. The neighborhood has warmth and texture that feels like the right home for now.
We’re still searching for a permanent location, and this is a meaningful step in that direction.
To everyone who market this Mother's Day in the way that felt right — whether you celebrated, grieved, or quietly navigated another path through those liminal spaces — we’re grateful you’re a part of our community.
Warmly,
Harriet
