Tate Collective Moments: Wellness Week

MoreYoga morning sessions

Monday 19 January / Wednesday 21 January / Saturday 24 January

Energise & Inspire: Vinyasa Flow, 08.30-09.30

Greet the morning with gratitude, connection and good intentions.

Join us for an energising morning class lead by MoreYoga - London’s biggest and most inclusive studio. Open to all levels, one of MoreYoga’s expert teachers will guide you through an uplifting Yoga flow set in our gallery space amongst beautiful works of art. You can expect a fun, playful sequence linking movement with breath, that will awaken your flexibility, help release anxiety and soothe the mind. Maybe you already love Yoga or maybe you’re new to the mat - either way, in this session you are invited to drop any expectation, step away from your screen for an hour and take this moment for yourself.

MoreYoga evening sessions

Tuesday 20 January / Thursday 22 January

Release & Reflect: Flow to Restore, 18.30-19.30

Step into an evening of warmth, connection & relaxation

Join us for a calming & nourishing evening class open to all levels. In this session, one of MoreYoga’s expert teachers will guide you through a Yoga journey from uplifting flow to grounding stillness, all set in our gallery space amongst beautiful works of art. Expect an enlivening sequence to begin, before being guided towards slower, more restorative postures linked to the breath - all designed to help release anxiety & promote deep healing.

2B Or Not 2B Life Drawing

Monday 19 January / Friday 23 January

This evening workshop focuses on expression, mood and interpretation, we’ll be subverting Blue Monday into a moment of uplifting colour and creative engagement.

Two models will be present, wearing bright, colourful clothing. They’ll provide strong visual inspiration for your artwork. You’re encouraged to explore your own ideas and use colour to express mood, emotion, texture, and feeling.

There will be light guidance throughout the session, all levels are welcome.

Claim Your Free Coffee

19–24 January 2026

Fancy a free coffee after your yoga session, or just because? As part of Wellness Week, Tate Collective can enjoy one free hot drink of your choice on the house. Simply show your Tate Collective card at the till to claim it.

All our coffee beans are roasted in-house at Tate Britain and support gender equality across the global coffee supply chain, which might be why it tastes even better! 
Don’t miss out, grab yours while it’s brewing. 

MoreYoga

MoreYoga is more than just a yoga studio - it’s a movement built on affordability, community, and transformation. Rooted in the belief that yoga should be for everyone, MoreYoga has been committed to affordable & accessible yoga since 2016, stripping away exclusivity and high price tags, offering real practice for real people. With a down-to-earth and empowering approach, MoreYoga creates spaces where individuals can grow, connect, and explore their practice in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. Beyond the mat, MoreYoga is committed to elevating teachers, fostering inclusivity, and expanding the reach of yoga to more people, more places, and more lives - because yoga should be about more than just movement; it’s about possibility.

2B Or Not 2B

2B Or Not 2B Collective are a POC-run life drawing group based in London, focused on uplifting marginalised bodies. The collective's aim is to provide a fresh take on what life drawing can be, so that artists can switch off from the world, practise their drawing, and socialise within an informal environment. They have worked with various renowned institutions and brands such as Royal Academy, National Gallery, Lululemon, and Kew Gardens to name a few.

Terms and Conditions for Tate Collective's Wellness Week Coffee Offer

This offer is exclusively available to Tate Collective members who present their Tate Collective card at the till. Each member may redeem one complimentary coffee, valid for a single hot drink. The offer can be used at the Djanogly Café, Tate Britain, between 10.00 and 17.30 from 19 to 24 January 2026. 

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• Accessible, standard and Changing Places toilets are located on the Lower floor.
• Ear defenders can be borrowed from the ticket desk on the Lower floor.

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• Email hello@tate.org.uk
• Call +44 (0)20 7887 8888 (daily 10.00–17.00)

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