Bad Sauna Open

Sauna—the Finnish practice of steam bathing—has been around for thousands of years, providing a reliable source of both individual and collective wellbeing. In fact, you can find people getting together to sweat in most times and places, from the Turkish hammam to the Lakota sweat lodge, making steam bathing a truly universal human heritage. Bad Sauna (Swedish for “Bath Sauna”) aims to honor this tradition by reinvigorating sweat culture in modern city life. By so doing, we hope to lower our collective stress, create a relaxed space for civic life, and have fun. Come find out why old ways die hard.

About the mobile sauna:
Sits 16 people at a time
Sessions ranging from 1-2 hours

How to:
Sign up online to secure a spot (badsauna.com)
Dress code: bathing suit, a towel, and flip flops
Prepare your body before sessions: hydrate and avoid eating a large meal beforehand to prevent cramping, and shower to prevent smells (perfume, cologne, body odor) from affecting those around you

To book sessions, visit www.badsauna.com/

 Members of the park can look forward to a free first session, and a 10% discount on sessions following