Olathe, KS

Free State Yoga Festival

No word yetExpected August
Dates
Expected August
Status
Silent
Venue
Hometown Olathe Family Farm
Price
$165
Camping
None on site
Last checked
Sep 3, 2026

Free State Yoga Festival in Olathe, KS is not currently confirmed to be running. Froligo tracks its status, history and similar festivals still happening.

What it stands for

The festival describes itself as a space to reconnect with yourself, your community and the life you are creating, rooted in the heart of Olathe and drawing on the energy, talent and passion of Kansas City's wellness community. The 2026 edition was themed around a single question, "what is love in your body, your relationships, and your life", and timed to the 8/8 date the organizer associates with the Lions Gate. Presenting teachers are individually selected, which the organizer says is how it keeps the day diverse, aligned and high quality, and the framing throughout is collaboration between studios rather than competition: "this is where yoga studios come together"

The experience

What's special

A single day yoga festival on a family farm and vineyard south of Kansas City, built as a collaboration of the region's wellness community rather than one studio's event. The shape is unusual and easy to plan around: a shared opening ceremony at 8 AM, a playful one mile to 5K fun run around the pond, a live music yoga class in the vines, then six hours of pick your own adventure running as six one-hour blocks with six parallel offerings each, and a closing sunset breathwork, meditation and sound bath in the vineyard. Alongside the movement sit wellness chats on human design, Ayurveda and conscious living, stand up paddleboard yoga on the water, a forest bathing walk, and a Zen Market of local wellness makers. The ticket also carries a free class pass to every supporting Kansas City studio

Last time around

The fifth annual edition ran all day on Saturday August 8, 2026 at Hometown Olathe Family Farm with more than 30 local teachers, healers and wellness leaders, 36 breakout offerings across six blocks, a fun run, live music yoga in the vines, a Zen Market and a closing sunset sound bath. Every ticket carried a mat bag, YogaLove Magazine, a wellness guide and a free class pass to each supporting studio

A distant figure standing in tree pose at the end of a wooden lake jetty, with mountains and still water behind.
Library image, not a photo of this festival. Photo: GlacierNPS. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

The practice

Who it's for

all levels. The day is built as a pick your own adventure: after a shared opening ceremony, fun run and a live music yoga class in the vineyard, six hours run as six one-hour breakout blocks with six parallel offerings each, so attendees choose their own intensity. Options in every block range from restorative and meditation to power flow, hip work, arm balances and stand up paddleboard yoga. SUP yoga is balance dependent and takes place on the water

Kundalini

Breathwork, chanting and repeated movements aimed at energy and focus more than a workout.

Yin Yoga

Long, passive floor holds that reach deep tissue. Slow, quiet and meditative.

Restorative

Fully supported poses with props, built for rest and recovery rather than effort.

SUP Yoga
Power Flow
Gentle Yoga
Hip focused yoga
Arm balances
Ecstatic Dance

Beyond the mat

  • meditation
  • breath work
  • Wim Hof style breathwork
  • sound bath
  • sound healing
  • reiki
  • somatic healing
  • cacao ceremony
  • Hape ceremony
  • forest bathing
  • yoga hike
  • EFT
  • human design
  • Ayurveda
  • gua sha facial
  • flower essences
  • GuanJing movement
  • hula hooping
  • fire dance
  • tantra for conscious living

Styles named as the festival itself describes them.

Accessibility & comfort

What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.

Disability accessThe festival itself still publishes no accessibility statement. Its page sets out the full 8 August 2026 schedule, what to bring and where to eat, but says nothing about terrain, accessible parking, drop off, accessible toilets, step-free routes, companion or carer tickets, teacher modifications, or chair and adaptive practice. The venue does publish something. Hometown Olathe Family Farm's own FAQ page at https://hometownolathefamilyfarms.com/faqs carries a question asking whether their spaces are accessible, answered by the farm as: most of their facilities are accessible, including restrooms and main paths, and guests are invited to let them know if they or a guest need additional accommodations. Read that carefully. It is the farm's statement, not the festival's; 'most' is not 'all', and it names restrooms and main paths only. It does not cover the practice areas the festival actually uses, which the festival's own page places in the vineyards, on a yoga hike, at a 5K route along the outer bank of the pond, and on the water. Nothing at all is published about the paddleboard sessions from an access point of view: there is no description of how you reach the water, whether entry is from a dock, a ramp or a shore, what the shoreline surface is, whether transfer assistance or adaptive boards exist, or what depth or flotation support is provided. The studio's separate SUP Yoga page describes the general practice as paddling to a quiet spot on the lake and anchoring boards or free-floating, which tells you the session happens away from the bank but nothing about getting there. On the land side, the published schedule does list five or six options in every one of the six breakout blocks with SUP as only one of them, so a non-paddling programme visibly exists, but the festival does not state anywhere that a land alternative is guaranteed or that a SUP booking can be swapped. A disabled attendee should treat water access as entirely unpublished and ask before buying
Shade & heatAn outdoor farm venue with vineyards, garden views, a pond and wooded areas. The organizer's own comfort guidance asks attendees to bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat for time outdoors, and layers for changing weather through the day

Checked 2026-09-03 · source

Eight people sitting cross-legged in a row on wet sand, facing a breaking wave and a low sun over the sea.
Library image, not a photo of this festival. Photo: Betty Nudler from Jerusalem, Israel. CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Schedule

Programme from the August 8, 2026 edition, which has ended. The organizer notes the schedule was subject to change

Saturday40
8:00 AM to 8:50 AMOpening CeremonyKrystal Denham, Rukmani, Jamelle Zablow-Moloney, BSIH Team
9:00 AM to 9:50 AMOne Mile to 5K Fun RunShawn Lillig
10:00 AM to 11:00 AMLive Music Yoga in the VinesLeanna Henning, with music by Jacob Carson and Janna Fackrell
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMWellness Chat | Human DesignJamie Butler
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMIntentional Flight Yoga | Arm BalancesBrian Landers
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMRestorative Inner Peace YogaKyle Steep
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMWhim Hoff Breath WorkDavid Klick
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMKundalini & Sound YogaRukmani
11:30 AM to 12:30 PMSUP YogaAmie Smethers
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMWellness Chat | Awaken Your Inner Compass: A Beginner's Guide to Sacred MicrodosingMelissa Saubers
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMYoga HikeAngenea Parker-Wiley
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMYoga for Mind Heart CoherenceYvonne Maurer
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMGua Sha Facial Flow for Radiant SkinShahida Spann-Ryan
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMA Return to Yourself MeditationBeth Stallbaumer
1:00 PM to 2:00 PMSUP Meditation & Breath WorkCourtney Beam
2:30 PM to 3:30 PMWellness Chat | Tantric for Conscious LivingSavannah Freemyer
2:30 PM to 3:30 PM4 Way Hip Focused YogaBrian Landers
2:30 PM to 3:30 PMReturn to the Heart: A Lion's Gate Hape CeremonyJanna Fackrell
2:30 PM to 3:30 PMForest Bathing MeditationShannon Gorres
2:30 PM to 3:30 PMBeginners Breath WorkStephanie Zamora
2:30 PM to 3:30 PMSUP YogaKaren Mcguinn
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMWellness Chat | Living Ayurveda in Today's WorldSandy Chapman
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMGuanJing Movement: Spiraling the Heart with the CosmosShahida Spann-Ryan
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMYin YogaCarl Grabiel
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMSacred Circle & Cacao CeremonyRukmani
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMSUP YogaAmie Smethers
4:00 PM to 5:00 PMFire Dance FlowAmy Keely
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMLayers of Light: A Reiki Sound & Soul JourneyLinzi Shriner
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMBe Still in the Heart Workshop & MeditationJamelle Zablow-Moloney
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMEcstatic DanceSavannah Freemyer
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMSacred Somatic StillnessJeffery Squire
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMSUP YogaKaren Mcguinn
5:30 PM to 6:30 PMInfinity Sun Power FlowDebonie Lewis
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMRose Wisdom Mandala MovementBrittany Colgan
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMFlower Essence WorkshopJamelle Zablow-Moloney
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMHeart Opening Focused YogaShawn Lillig
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMYoga & Hula HoopingLindsey Meyer
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMGentle Yoga with SoundKamryn Ramsdell
7:00 PM to 8:00 PMSUP Meditation & Breath WorkCourtney Beam
8:15 PMClosing Ceremony & Giveaways: Sunset Breath Work & Meditation with Sound Bath in the VinesTim Ely, with music by Jacob Carson

What it costs

2026 Free State Yoga Festival Ticket$165One full day. Includes festival admission, a Free State Yoga Festival yoga mat bag, YogaLove Magazine, a Wellness Guide and a complimentary class pass to each supporting yoga studio. Sold through the organizer's own shop; 110 were listed in stock at capture, after the edition ran.

The $165 figure is the price on the organizer's own shop, captured on September 3, 2026 after the August 8 edition. Three sessions carry an unpublished additional cost paid at check-in

A metal singing bowl and striker resting on a red cushion on a rock, with snow-covered mountain peaks and cloud in the distance.
Library image, not a photo of this festival. Photo: Anuppanthi. CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

What to bring

A full weekend of practice is easier with your own kit. What earns its place in the bag:

Four rolled cotton yoga mats in pink, yellow, blue and blackYour own mat

Rentals sell out and shared mats are thin. Bring a grippy, cushioned mat you trust for a full weekend of practice.

Shop options
Four reusable water bottles in a rowWater and electrolytes

Vigorous flows plus dry, high-altitude air dehydrate fast.

Shop options
Stack of folded flannel shirts in blues and greensWarm layers

Studios and shade run cool between sessions even when the sun is hot.

Shop options
Recovery and comfort. This is a long day by design, running from an 8 AM opening ceremony to an 8:15 PM closing sound bath, so the organizer leans hard on pacing: bring a reusable bottle for the complimentary refill station, small snacks, and a blanket or towel to lie on between classes. A Kansas August afternoon on an open farm is hot, and several offerings are on the water, so a swimsuit, a change of clothes and a towel are on the official list. The six-block choose-your-own structure means you can alternate a strong flow with a wellness chat, a meditation or a forest bathing walk rather than moving for six hours straight, and the closing sunset breathwork and sound bath in the vines is built as the wind-down

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Photos: “Flannels 5” by Louis Beche, CC BY 2.0. via Wikimedia Commons.

Teachers & presenters

Roster from the August 8, 2026 edition, taken from the published schedule. No 2027 roster has been published

Jacob CarsonLive music for Yoga in the Vines and the closing sound bath
Janna FackrellLive music for Yoga in the Vines
Krystal DenhamTeacher
RukmaniTeacher
Jamelle Zablow-MoloneyTeacher
BSIH TeamTeacher
Shawn LilligTeacher
Leanna HenningTeacher
Jamie ButlerTeacher
Brian LandersTeacher
Kyle SteepTeacher
David KlickTeacher

Plus the rest of the 33+ teachers, practitioners and speakers across the weekend.

Zen Market

The Zen Market gathers local health and wellness providers, artisans and makers offering handcrafted goods and holistic services. Partnership and vendor applications run through the festival page. A separate supporting-studio programme gives every attendee a free class pass to each participating Kansas City studio, which the organizer counts as 28 free yoga classes, with a few studios offering up to a full week free

Getting there

Nearest airport Kansas City International (MCI), about a 50 minute drive; downtown Kansas City is roughly 35 minutes away.

How do I get to Free State Yoga Festival?

By car

Most people drive to Free State Yoga Festival. The nearest major airport is Kansas City International (MCI), about a 50 minute drive; downtown Kansas City is roughly 35 minutes away, and from there it is a straightforward drive to the venue. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.

By train

No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

By bus & public transit

No scheduled intercity bus or public transit route to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

Taxi & rideshare

Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.

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Where

Venue

Hometown Olathe Family Farm

A bearded man sitting cross-legged on grass in light woodland, hands resting on his knees and eyes closed.
Library image, not a photo of this festival. Photo: Nicolas TACCHI. CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Camping & Accommodation

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Pricing

Most recent pricing
$165 per person fees included
One ticket type at $165, sold through the organizer's own shop. Three sessions carry an additional cost paid at check-in.
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