Club SPACE is one of Miami’s most iconic nightlife hotspots, but some Saturdays at 4:20 P.M. the venue swaps out sultry for zen. Yogiinvaders enjoy live DJ performances and find a flow state through instructor-led breathwork and stretching. Best of all: It’s free to attend.

An Unlikely Space

For over 25 years, Club Space has been a name synonymous with marathon sets, neon sunrises and the intoxicating, relentless rhythm of house music. It has earned a global renown as a mecca for electronic music lovers, in the heart of Downtown Miami.

Founded by Miami native Luis Puig in 2000 and now owned and operated by Link Miami Rebels, the club is composed of three rooms: the Terrace, the Ground and Floyd. The Terrace is where Space hosts its sunrise parties, as the transparent roof allows the sunlight to signal morning.

But at exactly 4:20 p.m. on Saturday afternoons, the Yogiinvaders project, founded by Tiffany Levy (aka Tifftopia) in 2017, encourages swapping out bottle service for yoga mats. The Terrace — usually packed with dancing bodies and the hazy euphoria of a 7 a.m. peak-hour set — is radically transformed. Yogiinvaders gifts the community a unique wellness experience: Club Space in a completely different light. Whether you’re a yoga expert or just a student looking to decompress, Yogiinvaders invites you to unwind at 420 Yoga.

Bridging Rave and Retreat

Miami is no stranger to extremes of partying and wellness. For Levy, 420 Yoga meant bringing light into the darkness she has witnessed at Space and in the larger clubbing scene. The Yogiinvaders project is grounded in positivity and bridging these worlds, combining wild, party Miami and the wellness community under the same disco ball. Really, this is an intuitive continuation of the values at the core of the rave community: P.L.U.R. (peace, love, unity and respect).

Yogiinvaders envisions yoga for everyone, no matter their experience or level of extroversion. Your average yoga class may seem intimidating, and 420 Space Yoga prides itself on welcoming introverts, and those who maybe don’t have the most expensive yoga clothes, but just love dancing.

The Yogiinvaders project is not just about the trendiness or edginess of cannabis and yoga. The true value of the experience lies in learning to sit with yourself and set intentions, building community and resilience through mindful movement and music. For Levy, intuitive movement is central to wellbeing.

The project also hosts events to give back to the community and get club-goers involved in various social causes. Care about Miami’s ecosystem? Get involved in 420 Yoga’s Downtown Clean Up at Bayfront Park. Want a unique way to celebrate women? Participate in 420 Yoga’s Women’s Month Celebration and women’s self-defense seminar. Are you passionate about rehoming puppies? Adopt a pup at the Terrace!

Zen Canes

The University of Miami student body is intimately acquainted with the delicate balancing act of “work hard, play hard.” For some Canes, Space Yoga has become the perfect way to unwind and partake in the vibrant social scene of the city.

Gina Monet Hyde, a junior at UM, noted Yogiinvaders’ positive community.

“420 Yoga was so much fun,” she said. “I went with my friends for the first time and everyone was so friendly and the actual yoga session was really nice. The instructors change every Saturday, but I felt like I got an actual workout in while being in an uplifting environment.”

For others, like junior Ean Miller, 420 Yoga has become the perfect way to achieve zen.

“It’s my favorite free activity on a Saturday,” he said. “It’s a lot calmer than Space usually is and provides a fun opportunity to unwind and reconnect with yourself. It’s also down the street from Eleventh Street Pizza, and yoga and pizza is my new favorite Saturday ritual!”

Joining the Flow

Ready to enjoy live DJ performances and find your flow state? 420 Yoga is 18+ and welcomes people of all levels and experience. Register and get a free ticket on the Dice app. The event is bring your own everything: mat, joints, lighter, water and towel. You can even bring your dog, if you wish. Make sure to arrive around 3:15 p.m. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. and the yoga session, usually led by Levy herself, starts promptly at 4:20 p.m..

The Yogiinvaders project is perfect for Miami’s unique duality, and Club Space is the best place to dance until sunrise and find profound stillness on the mat just a few hours later. 420 Yoga invites you to reimagine healing and wellness on the dance floor at the Terrace and discover your new favorite Saturday ritual.

words_rosibel mercedes. photo_jonathan padrino. design_charlotte deangelis.

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