Join Madison Magnet at The Old Fashioned! We have their private Rendezvous Room reserved to enjoy a summer evening with a tremendous view overlooking the capital!
Ready to unwind? Join us for an evening of good conversation and community. Come connect, relax, and enjoy one of Madison's staple restaurants in style!
Celebrate the community that makes Magnet so special at our annual Member Appreciation Event, our favorite tradition of the year. We’re taking the festivities outdoors to the beautiful Aldo Leopold Nature Center for an evening designed just for you, our members.
Enjoy a relaxed summer night filled with great food, refreshing drinks, and fun, interactive games, all while connecting with fellow Magnet members. This event is our way of saying thank you for being part of the Magnet community and creating space to celebrate the relationships, energy, and impact you bring throughout the year.
Be sure to check out exclusive Magnet merch and opportunities to win some of your own.
Whether you're a longtime member or new to the community, come out, unwind, and celebrate with us. It’s a night you won’t want to miss.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
A quarterly executive series featuring CEOs from around Wisconsin discussing various topics including: trends, expansion, acquisitions, workplace culture, community, recruitment, technology and more.
The next Power Hour at the Edgewater on August 13th featuring Josh Glessing, president of the Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum.
Mark Richardson founder of Unfinished Business will moderate and discuss the business of NBA basketball and sports, along with the growth of Milwaukee’s Deer District and the impact Fiserv Forum has had on the city.
Check in and networking with food starting at 3:30 with the discussion at 5pm. Power Hour is sponsored by: The Burish Group at UBS, Newcomb Construction, American Family PGA Championship, Godfrey Kahn Law, 100State, Zimbrick and our partners are the Edgewater, Hinckley Productions and Cargo Coffee.
For additional details visit https://captimespowerhour.com/
Join us for the kickoff of the MAGNET Book Club, a new monthly networking and discussion group designed for young professionals who love learning, personal growth, and great conversations.
This month's selection is Fan's First by Jesse Cole, founder of the Savannah Bananas. In this engaging business book, Cole shares how putting customers first and creating unforgettable experiences can transform organizations, build loyal fans, and drive long-term success. Through entertaining stories and practical lessons, Fan's First challenges traditional business thinking and encourages leaders to focus on creating remarkable experiences that people can't stop talking about.
Our goal is to make the MAGNET Book Club a standing monthly event. We'll alternate between a business-focused book one month and a fun recreational read the next. Future book selections will be chosen by club vote, giving members the opportunity to help shape the reading list.
We'll gather at The Great Dane Downtown for discussion, networking, and great company. Whether you've read every page or just want to join the conversation, all are welcome.
You can buy the book here.
Join us for our 6th Annual Pride Paddle in support of Clean Lakes Alliance! We'll celebrate the area's lakes and each other with a few hours of paddling around Lake Monona. There are options to bring your own boat or rent one from Brittingham Boats. Food, beverages, and music to be included. Please register by August 20th.
Event Schedule:
5:15-5:45 pm: Registration
5:50 pm: Welcome, Gather Boats
6 pm-8 pm: Kayaking Available
7 pm-8 pm: Food and Beverages Served, Raffle Giveaway
Menu:
Pizza & Salads
Local Craft Beer, Sodas
Thank you to our event sponsor: ImpactLife
Join us at Delta Beer Lab for a blood drive in partnership with our 2026 Pride Paddle sponsor, ImpactLife! Donate blood, then stick around for a social hour in the taproom with great beer, great company, and a chance to connect with fellow Magnet members.
ImpactLife will also have a table at Pride Paddle where you can learn more about blood donation, ask questions, and register. Their mission is to save lives by providing blood products and services to communities in need and they donate blood products to over 120 hospitals and emergency medical service providers!
Join us for a fun night to celebrate the end of the year with other young professionals in the Madison area. The Magnet Fete offers an opportunity to dress up, network, and have a fun time out. The Fete will feature a wine pull and a raffle with prizes including show tickets, local gift cards, and other great items.
Additional details to come.
Get ready to sweat at this 45-minute indoor cycling class focused on riding to the beat of the music! Lights are dimmed, music is loud, and it’s a full-on dance party on a bike. This class is perfect for all fitness and experience levels. Your instructor will offer guidance and suggestions, but you’re always in control of how heavy and how fast your legs move.
Designed to boost cardiovascular health without adding stress or impact to your joints, this class meets you exactly where you are—whether it’s your first time or your hundredth. You’ll leave every Joy Ride class feeling energized, strong, and ready for your next one.
What to bring:
● Water Bottle (fountain on-site), water bottles for sale $5
● Clothing you can sweat in
● Tennis shoes, Delta or SPD cycling shoes
Joy Ride has covered parking behind the building. They are located on the first floor to the right of the front door, inside Peter Kraus Fitness East.
Please sign up with Joy Ride after registering with Magnet
For over 60 years locally, and more than 100 years nationally, Big Brothers Big Sisters has been creating life-changing mentoring relationships for young people. Using proven, research-based methods, their team connects children ages 6-18 with caring, trusted adult mentors who meet their unique needs and help them unlock their full potential.
Join us as we help Big Brothers Big Sisters prepare for their annual Dream BIG Gala; during our time volunteering we will help with labeling paddles, organizing name tags, and assisting with other last-minute Gala preparations.
Join Madison Magnet for a summer evening of music, connection, and community at one of Madison’s most iconic seasonal experiences—Concerts on the Square with the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra.
We’ll gather at the King Street corner of the Capitol Square to enjoy a live orchestral performance under the open sky, surrounded by the vibrant energy of downtown Madison. Whether you're a music lover, a seasoned Concerts on the Square attendee, or just looking for a relaxed way to connect with fellow young professionals, this is the perfect midweek outing.
Magnet will provide a selection of snacks and drinks—just bring a blanket, invite a friend, and settle in for an evening of music, meaningful connections, and community.
We will be sitting slightly further from the stage to not disrupt the music area.
Join Madison Magnet at The Rigby’s rooftop bar as we kick off summer near the Capitol Square. We’re looking forward to connecting with everyone who can join us for an evening of conversation, community, and fresh air above the city.
Come meet, mingle, and unwind after a long day of making things happen.
Join us at the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce for Lunch with a Leader featuring Chamber President Zach Brandon. Learn about the chambers’ role in the community and why young professionals should build their careers in Madison while hearing from one of Madison’s most influential leaders.
Lunch is provided. Please note any dietary restrictions upon signing up.
About Zach Brandon:
Zach Brandon became President of the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce in November 2012.
Prior to joining the Greater Madison Chamber, Zach was the director of the Wisconsin Angel Network, an early stage investment organization focused on increasing equity investments in Wisconsin's entrepreneurs. Zach also served as the vice chair of public policy for the national Angel Capital Association.
Previously, Zach served as Deputy Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Commerce and served in the agency's senior policy and external affairs role. Zach advised the Governor, Commerce Secretary and the Legislature on global trade and business development strategies with a heavy emphasis on expansion, investment and entrepreneurial development.
An experienced entrepreneur and small business owner, Zach was part of the leadership team of three startups. He was president and chief executive officer of Laundry 101, which in 2003 topped USA Today's "Best Places" to do laundry.
Zach earned a B.A. in Political Science with a concentration in Management from Kent State University.
Join MAGNET Young Professionals for a summer evening at the Bodega Event Meetup at on June 25, 2026! Connect with fellow young professionals from across the Madison area while enjoying great conversation, local vendors, drinks, food, and the lively atmosphere of one of the city’s favorite community events.
Whether you’re looking to expand your network, meet new friends, or just enjoy a fun night out, this is the perfect opportunity to build connections in a relaxed and social setting. Come experience the energy of Bodega with MAGNET and make the most of a summer night in downtown Madison.
We will meet at the front gates at 6:30 pm.
Join The Road Home staff and participants for a night of play and fun! Volunteer to watch the kids have fun and play safely and ensure that parents can relax nearby and enjoy a free meal.
The Road Home is a nonprofit organization serving families in Dane County that may be experiencing homelessness. We believe that Every Child Deserves a Home.
We are pairing with Wisco Kidz for a night of enrichment for our families. Wisco Kidz is an indoor play center for children 11 and under. They have ball pits, climbing equipment, pretend village, games, a jumping pad, and more!
Active Youth Wisconsin is a nonprofit committed to providing accessible opportunities for kids to be active in a generation where they move less than ever.
Their initiatives foster inclusivity, promote self-confidence, work ethic, and positive peer interactions so that all children, regardless of background, can benefit from the physical and mental health advantages that regular activity provides.
Their Sun Prairie Kids Triathlon is on June 13th and they would love our help! They host three Tri 4 Schools kids triathlons each year for ages 3-14. What’s unique about their events is that they donate 100% of entry fees back to school PE departments.
In addition to registering on Magnet’s site, please sign up through this link as well and note in the Additional Notes section that you are volunteering with Madison Magnet: https://www.activeyouthwisconsin.org/volunteer
Please sign up for the 7:30-11:30 AM shift on Saturday, June 13th. If you would like to sign up for additional shifts, please do! Please note in the Additional Notes section that you are volunteering with Madison Magnet for this event.
Join us for a night of baseball, food, and fun at "The Duck Pond!" We’ve reserved Box Seats in the TDS Triple Play Club, offering a semi-private space along the third-base line with a great view of the action.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, June 12, 2026
Time: Game starts at 6:05 PM (Gates open at 5:05 PM)
Location: Warner Park ("The Duck Pond"), 2920 N. Sherman Ave, Madison
Included: All-You-Can-Eat & Drink (3-Hours starting when gates open at 5:05 pm)
Your ticket includes access to the TDS Triple Play Club's private food stand starting when the gates open. Included items include food, Pepsi products & water, and three tabs redeemable for beer, wine, or seltzer.
Grab your spot early! This exclusive pricing is a great value for a full night of entertainment and catering.
Members: $15
Member Guest: $15
Non-Members: $25
Deadline: Please sign up by June 8th.
Join Madison Magnet for a summer happy hour at I/O Arcade Bar—an easygoing evening designed to bring people together. Whether you’re a longtime member or simply curious to learn more, all are welcome.
We’re an inclusive, welcoming community of young professionals who value connection, conversation, and a good time. Come enjoy a drink, meet new faces, and settle into the rhythm of summer with us.
Tour local organizations with Madison Magnet! Join us for an introduction to various employers in the Madison community. This time we will be gathering at Electronic Theater Controls (ETC).
Since its creation in 1975 in Madison, ETC has grown into an international leader in events lighting technology. From control consoles and rigging hoists, to architectural lighting and fixtures, ETC provides the theatre and architectural industries with innovative solutions and products. ETC employs over 1,000 people in 15 corporate offices around the world. Come tour their Middleton headquarters to learn more about this groundbreaking company!
Please wear closed toe shoes for this event.
Join us for a volunteer opportunity with Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAIS)! Our time with them will involve supporting a project in their community training room; specific tasks will be determined closer to the date of the event. Due to the confidential nature of DAIS’s work, all volunteers must be at least 18 years old.
Domestic Abuse Intervention Services is a nonprofit organization that serves individuals and families affected by domestic violence in Dane County. Their mission is to empower survivors and advocate for social change through support, education, and outreach, providing critical services such as shelter, crisis intervention, and community prevention programs.
Due to the nature of their work, DAIS will need to run a conflict of interest/background check on each registered volunteer. Please be sure you are signed up before May 4 so this can be done before our volunteering.
Put your knowledge to the test and connect with fellow Madison Magnet members at a fun, low‑pressure Trivia Night!
Whether you come with a team or join one when you arrive, this is a great opportunity to meet new people, catch up with familiar faces, and enjoy an energetic night out together. Premier Trivia will be hosting the game, and prizes are up for grabs for winning teams—so bring your A‑game (or just come for the laughs).
Madison Magnet invites you to join us for an evening gathering at the Madison Club. Step away from the workday and enjoy thoughtful conversation, new introductions, and the company of fellow members in one of Madison’s most distinguished spaces. Whether you arrive with friends or come ready to meet someone new, the evening promises a welcoming atmosphere and lively exchange.
This event is made possible through the generous sponsorship of Arden Property Group, whose support continues to strengthen connections within Madison’s professional community.
Volunteer at Blood Cancer United's Visionaries of the Year Grand Finale!
Visionaries of the Year is a philanthropic competition for leaders in communities across the country. Over 10 weeks, candidates raise funds for Blood Cancer United in honor of local blood cancer survivors. Candidates build strong teams to support and expand the reach of their campaign. At our Grand Finale on May 2nd, the “Visionary of the Year’ title is awarded to the candidate whose team raises the most funds in their community. This year, Magnet's very own Jessica Subach is a Visionary of the Year!
The grand finale will include a silent auction during cocktail hour, a plated dinner, a beautiful mission-filled program featuring a few live auction items created by our local blood cancer survivors, an opportunity for all guests to make one last donation to help their favorite candidate’s fundraising, and the announcement of the winner of the ‘ Visionary of the Year’ title.
There are volunteering opportunities throughout the day. Check out the second link for all options. We ask that all volunteers sign up for the event by Thursday, April 30th. There are two steps to sign up.
Sign up through Magnet so we know you are coming (button below)
Sign up through Blood Cancer United using this link.
Madison Parks Earth Day Challenge
Join Madison Magnet as we team up with the City of Madison for the annual Earth Day Challenge, a citywide volunteer effort dedicated to caring for our local parks and public green spaces. This is a simple, meaningful way to make a positive impact while enjoying time outdoors with fellow members.
Volunteers will work independently or in small groups at designated parks across Madison. By participating, you’ll help restore and protect the natural beauty of our community—your helping hands truly make a difference!
Volunteer Responsibilities
Trash pickup throughout the assigned park areas
Light raking or stick removal at select locations
(Event details: https://cityofmadison.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1210011)
Important Registration Requirements
To participate, you must complete two registrations:
1. Register through Madison Magnet (so we know you're joining us)
2. Register on the City of Madison website using the link above (required for official city volunteer placement)
Grab your scrunchies and windbreakers- it's a totally 90’s night for a great cause!
Join us at Thrill Factory in East Towne Mall on Thursday, April 23, from 5:30-7:30 PM for a super rad fundraiser benefiting Blood Cancer United (formerly The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society). During that time, 10% of all food, drinks, and game card sales will be donated to BCU!
We’ve got a suite with 4 private bowling lanes reserved for kid and adult tournaments- let us know if you want to bowl in the tournament after you arrive and we’ll get you on a lane! Dress 90’s themed and we’ll add 10 points to your overall score.
Magnet's President, Jessica Subach, was selected as a Visionary for Blood Cancer United's Visionaries of the Year Campaign! This fundraiser is part of a larger fundraising effort, with an overall goal of raising $50,000 by May.
If you are unable to attend but would still like to support, please consider donating here: https://pages.lls.org/voy/wi/madison26/jsubach
Thrill Factory is located next to the Dick's Sporting Goods in East Towne Mall. You don't need to let them know that you are there for the fundraiser- ALL proceeds during that time will be donated to BCU!
We all have a story—but not everyone knows how to use it.
Join PR and communications expert, Leah Hausck-Mills, to dive into the skills that help you communicate your value with clarity and confidence. Whether it’s media opportunities, networking conversations, or showing up online, your ability to tell your story is what turns connections into real momentum. Come ready to refine your voice, own your narrative, and leave with tools you can actually use.
Leah Hauck-Mills, APR, is the owner of H&M PR, a public relations consultancy that helps small businesses and entrepreneurs grow through strategic communications, media relations, and thoughtful storytelling, with a focus on the hospitality and tourism industries.
Leah earned both her B.S. in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management and her M.S. in Technical and Professional Communication from the University of Wisconsin–Stout. She received her Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) in 2022 and currently serves as Programming Chair for PRSA Madison.
When she’s not working from her back room office, Leah embraces her old-soul tendencies—attempting to grow flowers from seed, flipping through cooking magazines, driving Wisconsin backroads, and putting on a record while enjoying a cocktail made by her husband.
The Cap Times Power Hour, a quarterly executive series, features one-on-one, future-focused conversations with Wisconsin’s top leaders discussing business in our state.
3:30 P.M. / Check-In & Hors d'Oeuvres
5 P.M. / Discussion
Don Fussner
Chief Executive Officer | Johnsonville
Don Fussner is a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of experience in consumer-packaged goods manufacturing, including 16 years in the meat industry. Currently serving as CEO of Johnsonville, Fussner’s career is distinguished by progressive leadership roles and transformative initiatives at renowned companies such as Nabisco, Oscar Mayer, Kraft/Heinz, and now Johnsonville.
Fussner began his career balancing full-time college studies, sales roles at Coca-Cola, and accounting responsibilities at Caesar’s Atlantic City Casino, demonstrating early resilience and a strong work ethic. He quickly advanced through operations and finance roles at Nabisco, where he led plant turnarounds, implemented financial systems, and managed major brand portfolios.
His leadership in contract manufacturing and integration was pivotal during the merger between Nabisco and Kraft, during which time he managed a $2 billion cost base and drove operational excellence through SAP and Lean Six Sigma initiatives.
At Kraft/Heinz, Fussner held executive positions including CFO for Food Service and Oscar Mayer; and later, President and General Manager of Oscar Mayer. He spearheaded strategic transformations, including the Kraft and Mondelez split, Kraft Foods integration into Kraft/Heinz, major manufacturing footprint projects, and the launch of innovative products that delivered significant sales and EBITDA growth.
Joining Johnsonville in 2019 as CFO, Fussner advanced to COO and, in 2024, CEO. His tenure is marked by strategic cost transformation, acquisitions, integrated business planning, operational excellence, and a company-wide culture refresh. Throughout his career, Fussner has been recognized for his ability to lead through complexity, deliver results, and foster a culture of operational excellence and innovation.
Fussner is married to his best friend Julie, who happens to be the CEO of Culver’s and the CEO of the Fussner household. Together, they have five boys and three grandchildren. They live in Waunakee and Kohler, Wisconsin.
Julie Fussner
Chief Executive Officer | Culver Franchising System, LLC
Julie Fussner is the first woman to serve as Chief Executive Officer of Culver Franchising System, LLC, the franchisor of over 1,000 Culver’s restaurants across 26 states. Her appointment in 2025 marked a historic milestone for the brand and reflected her exceptional leadership, strategic insight, and deep commitment to Culver’s mission of genuine care.
Julie joined Culver’s in 2017 as Vice President of Marketing, bringing nearly two decades of experience in food consumer packaged goods, including leadership roles at Kraft Foods. Her ability to translate consumer insights into impactful brand strategies quickly elevated Culver’s national presence and deepened its emotional connection with guests.
In recognition of her transformative impact, Julie was named Culver’s first Chief Marketing Officer in 2021. In this role, she led initiatives that strengthened brand loyalty, enhanced the guest experience, and fostered a culture of innovation and excellence across the organization.
Throughout her career, Julie has demonstrated a unique ability to understand what drives people—how they feed themselves and their families, and what they value in a brand. Her leadership style is rooted in authenticity, integrity, and a passion for people. As CEO, she continues to champion Culver’s values of Midwest hospitality and purposeful growth, guiding the brand into its next chapter with bold vision and heartfelt care.
Outside of Culver’s, Julie also holds the title of CEO of her household. She is married to Don Fussner, fellow Wisconsin CEO of Johnsonville. Together, they’ve built a life in Waunakee and Kohler, WI, raising five boys and celebrating the joy of three grandchildren. Her leadership at home mirrors her leadership at work – rooted in care, collaboration and purpose.
Moderator: Mark Richardson, president of Unfinished Business Consulting and CEO of GigBlender.
Mark has spent the past 10 years helping professionals transition in their careers and organizations attract and acquire talent of color.
Join us for an enriching evening of connection, collaboration, and community impact at our Magnet Community Exchange. This gathering brings together Madison Magnet Members and Alumni with a selected group of nonprofit, organizational, and business leaders from across the Madison area.
We’ll begin with a short introduction to Madison Magnet and a warm welcome to our community leader guests. From there, the evening opens into meaningful networking — a chance to learn about local missions, explore volunteer and board opportunities, expand your professional network, and discover ways to get involved in shaping Madison’s future.
Why Attend:
Connect directly with community leaders seeking fresh ideas and emerging talent
Explore volunteer, committee, and board pathways
Strengthen your professional network with purpose-driven peers
Represent Magnet and help build long-term community relationships
Evening Flow:
5:30 PM – Arrival & casual mingling
5:45 PM – Welcome + introduction to Magnet
6:00–7:00 PM – Open networking with community leaders
We’re excited to bring together the people who make our community thrive — and we want you in the room.
Join us in support of WayForward Resources at their Middleton distribution center! WayForward strives to bring our community together to create food and housing security through action and advocacy and they envision a community where everyone has the stability to thrive.
During the event we’ll be helping clean the food pantry, sort clothes, and other tasks as needed.
Parking is available on-site at 3504 Parmenter Street in Middleton behind our main office.
Enter the door marked "Food Pantry and Clothing Center."
Dress appropriately in comfortable, durable clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Consider bringing food items to donate from WayForward's Top 10 List
Join us for a Madison Magnet Happy Hour as we welcome the arrival of spring. Come reconnect with familiar faces, meet someone new, and enjoy an easy evening of conversation and community. Whether you are catching up or making your first introduction, it is a perfect opportunity to relax, connect, and celebrate the season together.
Looking for a fun, low‑key way to spend your Tuesday evening? Join Magnet for Bingo Night at Working Draft Beer Company — a neighborhood favorite known for thoughtfully crafted beer and a welcoming, community‑driven vibe. Whether you’re a seasoned bingo pro or just in it for the beer and good company, this is a great way to relax, connect, and enjoy one of Madison’s most beloved taprooms.
We’re heading to the Veterans Memorial Coliseum to cheer on LOVB Madison as they face off against LOVB Houston from the comforts of a suite!
Experience the high-energy thrill of professional women's volleyball with Madison Magnet!
Whether you're a lifelong volleyball fan or just looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday night with the Magnet crew, this is the perfect chance to see the new league everyone is talking about.
When: Saturday, March 21, 2026 | Match starts at 6:00 PM
Where: Veterans Memorial Coliseum at the Alliant Energy Center
Magnet Member Price: Only $5!
Grab your tickets by Monday, March 16 to secure your seat in the suite with Magnet! Food and drinks will be provided.
Join us in support of WayForward Resources at their Middleton distribution center! WayForward strives to bring our community together to create food and housing security through action and advocacy and they envision a community where everyone has the stability to thrive.
During the event we’ll be helping clean the food pantry, sort clothes, and other tasks as needed.
Parking is available on-site at 3504 Parmenter Street in Middleton behind our main office.
Enter the door marked "Food Pantry and Clothing Center."
Dress appropriately in comfortable, durable clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Consider bringing food items to donate from WayForward's Top 10 List
Are you new to Magnet or considering joining? Do you want to meet more people?
Whether you are new to Magnet or have been a member for years, we invite you to join us at our Magnet Coffee Meetup!
Meet us at Oasis Cafe in Fitchburg to network, talk all things Magnet, and answer any questions you may have. You don't want to miss this fun morning event.
Stop in for a comfortable evening of conversation and connection. We’ll have space to unwind, catch up with familiar faces, and meet a few new ones along the way. Happy Hours are an easy way to stay connected. Plus we get to enjoy one of the North Side’s standout spots.
The Madison Area Builders Association, Milwaukee Metro Builders Association, and NARI of Madison have come together to host BuildX, a conference focusing on empowering women in the construction industry.
View additional details and the full event schedule here: https://www.buildxwisconsin.com/
Please only register if you are committed to attending! There are a limited number of tickets for Magnet members, but an unlimited number after those tickets are claimed.
Registration closes on Thursday, February 26.
Looking for a fun way to kick off your week, test your knowledge, and meet some great people? Join Magnet for trivia night at Vintage Brewing Co. Capitol East!
Whether you’re a history buff, a pop-culture pro, or just here for the craft beer, this is the perfect way to connect and unwind.
🕖 Trivia starts promptly at 7:00 PM
Yoga Up (45 minutes) is an excellent opportunity to add something new to your yoga practice. This all-levels class will challenge, motivate and energize you. Yoga Up™ provides a full body workout that includes Sun Salutations, Cardio Training, Yoga Super Sets (yoga poses with and without weights, balances, core work, cardio blasts), Yin poses and Stretches. No two classes are alike, continuing to strengthen your mind and body. What to bring: Mat, towel, water (also available at the studio) Room temp: 95°
Magnet Members are eligible for a discounted class pack at Dragonfly Hot Yoga! https://www.dragonflyhotyoga.com/buy/discounts/
