Twilight Yoga on the Farm at Deluca Farm

Fall in Los Angeles rarely looks like a New England hayride, but Deluca Farm gets surprisingly close. On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the San Pedro farm becomes an open-air yoga studio as Vive L.A. Yoga hosts Twilight Yoga on the Farm, a roughly hour-and-a-half evening flow set among pumpkins, hay bales and strings of lights. If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles that feel seasonal without a long drive to the mountains, this belongs on it.

When: Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Where: Deluca Farm, 903 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90732 Price: $33.85 per person

What to expect

Vive L.A. Yoga describes itself as an eco-chic studio where vinyasa meets yin and meditation, and it is rooted in the San Pedro community. The listing keeps the description short ("Come for the flow, stay for the vibes!"), so the class format is best treated as a relaxed, all-around practice rather than a specific style. The official flyer shows mats laid out between pumpkin displays, a vintage green tractor and a Deluca Farm sign, all lit by overhead string lights as the sky darkens.

The flyer also notes that the ticket price includes a $10 pumpkin, so you leave with a souvenir from the farm. It lists the base price as $30 plus booking fees, which is how the $33.85 total on the event page adds up.

Practical info

Registration happens ahead of time. The flyer points to Eventbrite or Mindbody for pre-registration, and the AllEvents page carries the listing and the General Admission ticket. Because the event is on a weeknight and outdoors, plan for the evening to cool off once the sun goes down. A light layer for the cooldown at the end is a good idea. Check with Vive L.A. Yoga directly about whether to bring your own mat or whether the studio provides them, since the listing does not say.

Parking and entry details are not spelled out in the listing, so give yourself a few extra minutes to find your spot and settle in before the 7:00 PM start. The address is on South Western Avenue in the San Pedro area, in the southern end of the city, which makes this a natural pick for South Bay and Harbor-area locals. It also works as a short evening outing for anyone coming from elsewhere in the city who wants something different from the usual studio class.

Why go

A class under string lights beats a fluorescent-lit room on a Wednesday night. The mix of low-key movement, fall decor and a pumpkin to take home makes this an easy date, a friend outing or a solo reset in the middle of the week. For more upcoming events in Los Angeles built around the season, browse our outdoor category and the neighborhood guides.