VIDA at The Yards!

A place to pump iron and enjoy rooftop drinks? Sign us up! We celebrated the grand opening of VIDA Fitness Navy Yards location at 1212 4th St SE. We snapped Urban Adventures Company’s Omar Raman and Erin Ryan poolside with the gym’s very own mermaid.

The over-the-top evening featured food bites from Sweetgreen, Ice Cream Jubilee, and Takorean, drinks, and live entertainment with body-painted go-go dancers. Here, Ayasha Choudhury, Shea Huening, Arlene Festekjian, and Shawn Minor.

The party spread through all four floors of the brand new fitness facilities; we were drinking under dumbbells and dancing on the treadmills (… just kidding!) Here, Howlite Technologies’ Marklin Francois, Tanu Evans, Del Frisco Double Eagle Steak House’s Jea Vailes, and CCG’s CJ Thompson.

The Navy Yards is VIDA’s sixth location in DC; it’s also home to Bang Salon and Aura Spa. Here, the management teams: VIDA Fitness at The Yards GM Richie Poe, Bang Salon owner Nikki Esoldo, Urban Adventures Companies prez David von Storch, brand marketing manager Olivier Le Ru-Riboulot, Aura Spa director Elaine Perhach, and operations director Aaron Moore.

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