Public Baby Goat Yoga Season Has Come to an End! 🐐🧘♀️
Our public Baby Goat Yoga sessions are officially done for the 2026 season — and what a season it was! 💕🐐
We’ve absolutely loved watching all of you laugh, stretch, cuddle, and attempt to practice yoga while tiny goats climbed all over you. 😂
But don’t worry — you can still get your baby goat fix!
Private Baby Goat Yoga experiences are available through the end of September and are perfect for families, birthdays, celebrations, team outings, staff appreciation events, or anyone who thinks their group could benefit from a little goat therapy. 🐐❤️
Missed Baby Goat Yoga this year? Mark your calendar for spring 2027! Our babies are expected to start arriving in May, and public Baby Goat Yoga sessions will return once kidding season gets underway.
Until then, we’ll be over here soaking up every last baby goat jump, cuddle, and yoga-mat takeover we can! 🥰🐐🧘♀️
Meet the Instructors
The Yogis of Holmesteading Farms
Sarah is a wife and proud mom of 4 boys. She became certified as a 200 hour yoga instructor in 2024 and has been with the farm for 3 seasons. Outside of yoga she likes to go to the gym, read, game, and play with her kids.
Ricky is a 500-hour certified yoga teacher who has been teaching in the Cleveland area since 2021. He primarily offers all-levels vinyasa and restorative classes, as well as various workshops. His classes emphasize mindful breath and movement, balance of mind/body/spirit, and grounded relaxation. In addition to yoga training, Ricky earned a bachelors degree in physiology from Ohio University and is a certified Thai massage practitioner.
Greta has been teaching yoga since 2017 and is fully committed to helping students find their inner baaa-lance—even if a goat is nibbling their hair-tie. With degrees from both Miami University & Cambridge College in Boston + 20 years teaching middle schoolers in Cleveland, Ohio, she’s mastered the art of staying calm, flexible, and unflappable in truly kid-like chaos. A mom of three boys who loves live music, travel, and a good laugh, she brings the greatest of all time goat yoga energy, encouraging everyone to breathe deep, laugh often, and remember: if a goat hops on your back, congratulations—you’re doing it right.
