Bryant Park Yoga Finale Features 3 Peloton Instructors

Mariana Fernandez, Denis Morton, and Anna Greenberg Close Out the Free 2026 Series in New York City

The Bryant Park Yoga Finale closes out the 2026 season with three Peloton instructors teaching free outdoor classes in New York City this September. Mariana Fernandez, Denis Morton, and Anna Greenberg lead the final weeks of the program, each bringing a different style to the lawn and Upper Terrace before the series wraps on September 16.

Bryant Park Yoga is presented by Halara and has run since late May, mixing Tuesday morning sessions on the Upper Terrace with Wednesday evening classes on the lawn. Peloton yoga instructors have been a regular part of the lineup all summer, and the Bryant Park Yoga Finale gives them one more turn in front of a live New York City crowd.

What the Bryant Park Yoga Finale Includes

The Bryant Park Yoga Finale spans three sessions across eight days. Mariana Fernandez teaches Wednesday, September 2, Denis Morton teaches Tuesday, September 8, and Anna Greenberg teaches Wednesday, September 9, each covering a different slot in the program’s Tuesday and Wednesday rotation.

Mariana Fernandez Opens the Closing Stretch

Mariana Fernandez teaches the first of the three closing sessions on Wednesday, September 2, at 6 p.m. on the lawn. Her class is taught in both Spanish and English, a format she has built her Peloton teaching career around. According to her official Peloton bio, Fernandez has taught yoga for more than 11 years, including bilingual classes in Mexico City and New York, and she was the first instructor to lead Spanish-language content on the platform.

Her Bryant Park appearance continues that bilingual approach in an outdoor setting, opening the Bryant Park Yoga Finale to a wider range of participants than a typical single-language class.

Denis Morton Brings the Tuesday Slot Back to New York

Denis Morton teaches on Tuesday, September 8, at 10 a.m. on the Upper Terrace. Morton joined Peloton in July 2017, making him one of the platform’s longest tenured instructors. He is known on the Peloton platform primarily for cycling, along with a technical coaching style built around riding and moving to the beat, but he also teaches yoga. His slot in the Bryant Park Yoga Finale marks a return to the outdoor, community facing side of teaching that first put many Peloton yoga instructors in front of New York audiences.

Anna Greenberg Closes the Season

Anna Greenberg teaches the final Peloton class in the series on Wednesday, September 9, at 6 p.m. on the lawn. Greenberg’s official Peloton bio describes her as a prominent teacher trainer, workshop leader, and instructor based in New York City, with a teaching style that combines heat building movement with focused instruction. Her class caps the run of Peloton yoga instructors at Bryant Park before the broader series continues through non-Peloton teachers on September 15 and 16.

All three sessions in the Bryant Park Yoga Finale are free and open to the public, though registration is strongly encouraged through Eventbrite, with separate links for Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. Participants should bring their own mat, water, and a towel, since the park does not provide equipment. Bryant Park recommends arriving at least 15 minutes early to check in at one of four lawn corners marked with pink barricades or a pink tent. Wednesday evening classes also stream live on Instagram at @bryantparknyc for anyone who cannot attend in person.

The Bryant Park Yoga Finale caps a summer that opened with Nico Sarani in late May and carried Peloton yoga instructors through Bryant Park’s Tuesday and Wednesday series for nearly four months. With Fernandez, Morton, and Greenberg closing out the Bryant Park Yoga Finale, the 2026 season ends the way it started, with instructors best known for on demand classes teaching in front of a live New York City crowd.

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