Pilates & Prosecco
Reformer class, then a glass that holds the conversation.
Pilates & Prosecco at SCULPT is a small members' afternoon shaped around a private Reformer session and a hosted table afterwards — designed to make space for the friendships that quietly form inside the club.
Opening
Pilates & Prosecco has become one of the most quietly loved afternoons on the SCULPT calendar. It is not a class followed by a bar. It is a Reformer session led by one of our senior instructors followed by a hosted table in the recovery lounge — the studio cleared, the lighting dimmed slightly, the prosecco poured, and the conversation allowed to settle naturally.
Who It's For
The afternoon suits women who are curious about Reformer Pilates and want to experience it inside a small, considered setting rather than a packed class. It suits members who want to share their practice with a friend. It suits women who have been thinking about membership but would like to feel the room before committing. The attendance is capped and the room never feels full.
Format
The afternoon runs ninety minutes. Guests arrive, change, and are welcomed by the Membership Concierge. A guided Reformer session follows. Light refreshment is served in the recovery lounge afterwards. The instructor remains in the room for conversation. The Membership Concierge remains in the room for questions. There is no rush to leave.
Hospitality
The studio is prepared with the same warm oaks and soft lighting the membership experiences daily. The prosecco is selected for taste rather than trend. Mineral water is offered as generously as the prosecco. The recovery lounge holds the afternoon like a sitting room, not a corridor.
How To Attend
Attendance is by RSVP. Members reserve through the member portal. Prospective members request seats through the Membership Concierge. Seats are limited and offered first to the Founding Tier.
Closing Thought
SCULPT's calendar of events is held with the same attention the rest of the club is held with. The events above are designed for an unhurried evening among women whose lives are built with intention. To attend, the path is through a Private Preview or through the membership itself.
Questions
Pilates & Prosecco, answered.
No. The session is taught to the room. First-time practitioners are gently introduced and the instructor shapes the pace to the women in the studio.
Yes. Tea and mineral water are offered throughout for guests who prefer not to drink alcohol.
Yes. Private group bookings can be arranged through the Membership Concierge.
Members are welcome to introduce a guest. Guest places sit alongside member places.
The standard afternoon runs ninety minutes, with time before and after to settle and linger.
Related practice
Come see the club in person.
Founding Membership is open to the first 100 women who join before opening. A private preview is where the conversation begins.