Oakholm Brewing hosts brewery puppy yoga in Brookfield, Massachusetts

Oakholm Brewing Company gave Brookfield a simple, low-pressure way to try doga: one hour, puppies, and a brewery setting built for a casual weekend outing. The June 20 class ran from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at 80 Lake Road, and the ticket was listed at $35.98 through Eventbrite and surfaced on UNATION as an all-ages local recommendation.

The setup made the appeal obvious. Eventbrite described the session as an outdoor, all-level slow Vinyasa flow at Oakholm Brewing Company in Brookfield, Massachusetts, while HappeningNext said ages 7 and up were welcome. That combination matters for mixed friend groups and families, because it lowers the intimidation factor that can come with a standard studio class. Here, the yoga was only part of the plan. The brewery backdrop turned the outing into something social first, fitness second.

Beyond Yoga & Wellness was the organizer named on Eventbrite, and the June 20 class fit into a recurring Puppies & Poses rhythm at Oakholm rather than standing alone as a one-off stunt. A separate Eventbrite listing showed another puppy yoga session at the brewery on Saturday, April 18, 2026, also tied to a one-hour format and marked ages 12 and up. AllEvents.in also pointed to a companion puppy Pilates class that day, which suggested Oakholm was building out a broader series around the same formula.

That formula makes sense at Oakholm, which describes itself as a central Massachusetts craft brewery and farm with outdoor events, food, disc golf and farm experiences. The venue also frames itself as a place where people can unwind and connect, and puppy yoga slides neatly into that identity. It is the kind of event that works for people who want a photo-friendly morning without committing to a full-day outing or a serious wellness schedule.

The timing helped, too. Oakholm followed the June 20 puppy yoga class with Father’s Day weekend programming on Sunday, June 21, including live music, food and drink specials, a raffle and complimentary donuts. That made the brewery feel less like a studio with a tap list and more like a full weekend destination, with the puppy class serving as one piece of a packed social calendar.