Open Sky Wellbeing
Byron Bay
At a glance
Open Sky Wellbeing is a movement, stillness and treatment space in Mullumbimby, offering a broad program shaped around presence, connection and nervous system ease. Located at Suite 1 on the first floor of 63 Stuart Street, the venue provides a dedicated setting for classes, tea practices, events and holistic care.
Tea ceremony sits at the centre of the Open Sky experience. The stillness tea space hosts tea ceremonies, tea education and tea and sound sessions, creating a quieter counterpart to the venue’s movement program. Tea also features in the late-night social tea house, a monthly gathering built around tea, live music, conversation and community. The format offers an alternative to a bar for visitors looking for a more relaxed social setting.
The movement schedule brings together several different approaches to physical practice. Yoga offerings include Vinyasa, Hatha, Ashtanga, Yin and Kundalini, alongside Qi Gong, Pilates and strength and conditioning. The range allows for both active and slower practices, with classes intended to support strength, mobility, awareness and relaxation. Complete beginners and experienced practitioners are welcomed, and classes are held by teachers with experience in their respective disciplines.
Open Sky also operates as a clinic for holistic treatments. Services include remedial massage, Bowen therapy and holistic chiropractic care. Community treatment sessions extend to practices such as acupuncture, craniosacral therapy and reflexology. These offerings add a therapeutic dimension to the regular classes and tea-based activities.
Workshops, events, teacher trainings and mentorships form part of the wider calendar, giving the space an educational and community-focused character. The combination of structured movement, quiet tea practice, social events and treatments makes Open Sky suited to people seeking a regular wellbeing routine, a gentle introduction to embodied practices or a more varied approach to health and connection. For visitors travelling from Byron Bay, the Mullumbimby location provides access to a Northern Rivers wellbeing space with several distinct ways to participate.
