New Massage Spa And Yoga Studio Moving Into Drexel Town Square

OAK CREEK, WI — Drexel Town Square in Oak Creek will soon be home to a new yoga studio and a massage spa, the city announced.

Both businesses, Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, and YogaSix — will build out space in the Forge & Flare multi-use development and are expected to open in the new year, a news release from the city said. The building on Main Street is also home to over 60 apartments plus restaurants and more.

Hand & Stone offers services such as a decompression therapy massage, diamond glow facial, NuFACE microcurrent facials, percussive therapy massage and more. Meanwhile, YogaSix offers heated and non-heated yoga classes plus boot camp fitness classes, a news release said.

“These businesses are remarkable additions to downtown Oak Creek, and we thank them for their vision and investment. The pace of construction and absorption of space in Drexel Town Square has been nothing short of amazing these last seven years,” said Mayor Dan Bukiewicz. “Right now, in what was an 80-acre brownfield development, one lot is remaining for development, at Main Street and Drexel Avenue. The investments made in our community’s future, in creating our postcard downtown, was a turning point for Oak Creek. Our future could not be brighter, and small businesses are critical to that continued success.”

The Hand & Stone massage spot will open at 7945 South Main Street in February with skincare, massage and spa services, the release said.

"We look forward to welcoming the Oak Creek community into our doors this winter and introducing our services to our new guests," said Gary Nagra, owner of Hand & Stone Oak Creek. "Our team treasures providing relief and care to each customer, and we are excited to interact with the neighborhood."

YogaSix is a fitness yoga brand founded in 2012 offering a new perspective on an old fitness practice in a way that is accessible to all levels. The spot is expected to open as the second location in Wisconsin at 7966 South Main Street in late winter.

The owners of YogaSix, Michelle and John Klein, said they are residents of Oak Creek in a news release.

"We hope to introduce people to the overall health benefits YogaSix provides by offering a warm, welcoming, and inclusive environment for all who wish to practice, regardless of level or ability," Michelle Klein said in a news release.