Highlights from our first Wellness Summit in the US
From restorative treatments, expert-led classes, and Run Clubs to live music, pop-ups, and conversations with Ashley Tisdale-French and Kelly Rowland
Friday 13 November 2026 By Anna D’Alessio, Photography by Kadir Gold
Organised around the five Soho Health Club pillars – Move, Recover, Unwind, Connect, and Nourish – the weekend brought members together for a programme of expert-led fitness classes, signature treatments, and inspiring conversations with special guests. Beyond the scheduled sessions, the House hosted a series of activations – including drop-in pop-ups and a smoothie bar in the garden – and offered TRIP Mindful Blend cans in guest rooms, throughout club spaces, at the gym reception, and on the rooftop. There was live music, too, with a special edition of Club Sounds featuring an opening set from DJ Puffie and a headline performance by DJ and producer HoneyLuv.
Read on for a roundup of highlights from our inaugural Wellness Summit in the US.
Read on for a roundup of highlights from our inaugural Wellness Summit in the US.
In Conversations and fireside chats
A series of special guests stopped by Soho Warehouse for a lineup of talks. Known for roles in High School Musical and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Ashley Tisdale-French took members through her career as an actor, singer, producer, and entrepreneur. She also shared how her personal experiences inspired Frenshe, a purpose-driven lifestyle brand rooted in mental health, self-care, and authentic living.
On Saturday evening, author and podcaster Case Kenny hosted a House Supper, bringing members together around one communal table for dinner and conversation. Each guest also took home a copy of Kenny’s book.
On Sunday, ultramarathon runner Kayla Jeter joined members in the Drawing Room. Jeter, whose running and strength-training expertise has been featured in Runner’s World and ESSENCE, sat down with award-winning brand strategist and founder of The Shift Tai Beauchamp to discuss mindset, endurance, and training for the marathon of life.
Later, Beauchamp spoke with Grammy Award-winning musician Kelly Rowland and celebrity aesthetician Shani Darden about self-care, health, and beauty. Afterwards, members headed to the rooftop for brunch, co-hosted by Rowland and our Executive Chef, with views across the Downtown LA skyline.
Fitness sessions, classes, and more
Throughout the weekend, members came together for a series of movement-focused sessions. A 5k Run Club with Adherence Studio finished with a post-run breakfast in the garden, red light yoga with Britt Abundant and HigherDOSE combined strength and movement with the restorative benefits of red light therapy, while Floor Four – a full-body signature class led by Natasha Piñero – focused on building strength and endurance.
Next up, Greg Peoples and HigherDOSE hosted red light Pilates, and after dark, Ariel Foxie led a night-time metabolic strength conditioning class with low lighting and a live set from DJ Puffie keeping the energy high.
On Sunday, Kayla Jeter led a second Run Club, this time in partnership with AG1. Afterwards, members refuelled with signature Farmhouse smoothies and other refreshments made with AG1, alongside breakfast bites and a live DJ set.
Up on the rooftop, a mat Pilates session paired LA views with a low-impact sequence that built core strength, stability, and posture, accompanied by cans of TRIP Mindful Blend.
Recovery and restoration
On Saturday, Pause Studio offered a range of IV treatments throughout the day, with members receiving special rates and access to Hyperice Normatec compression therapy. Angela Wright hosted a auraing sound bath on the rooftop, with calming refreshments from TRIP, followed by an immersive sound experience designed to encourage relaxation and grounding. Members could also stop by the Sitting Room for an aura photography reading.
On Sunday, Pause Studio hosted 45-minute group contrast-therapy sessions in the lower garden, where members moved between portable saunas and cold plunges at their own pace.
Rebecca Roy from Magic Brush Room then led an incense workshop exploring the history and healing traditions of incense. Members created a bespoke blend of herbs, resins, and spices, before leaving with their own hand-rolled incense to burn at home.
For families and our youngest members
Kids’ yoga expert Alex Reed shared meditation tools designed to make bedtimes a little smoother. Meanwhile, Teeny House Yoga invited families onto the mats for a playful, all-levels flow, giving kids and adults the chance to move, stretch, and spend quality time together.
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