SaunaTimes

04/05/2026

Löyly. No matter how Abraham pronounces it, he’s got it goin on.

03/26/2026

7th (or 8th?) annual!

03/22/2026

Right to the bones.

The fire is the heart of the sauna.

That’s why we trust Kuuma stoves—clean burn, steady heat, and built to last.

03/14/2026

Every “ecosystem” likely has their share of snakes in the grass: a slippery narcissistic here or slithering opportunist there. Riding together with good people is the antivenom.

03/11/2026

Right on Katie! Also: Some eyebrow raising observations from the backyard cool down room!

Kaomi Lee looks at how Minnesota is leading the way on a fast-growing industry.

02/24/2026

Toronto, you’re on the map! 🇨🇦📍🧖🏽‍♀️

Sauna has always been about place — and Toronto’s version is distinctly its own: lake air, winter grit, immigrant lineage, urban public gatherings, and the kind of cold that makes the heat feel earned. From the urban landscape on Lake Ontario to the Blue Mountians and Georgian Bay, we’ve got plenty of diverse sauna curated for you by Alan Jalasjaa of

Alan says, “Toronto is a very diverse city where you can look beyond the standard hotel spa and find the city’s unique social and scenic wellness scenes.”

Where’s your first stop on the TO circuit?





catorontoloyly

02/10/2026

Having a great time at the Culture of Bathing gathering. A wonderful thermal spirit. Nobody is pissy about feet above the rocks. Or incessant ventilation principles that are questionable and try to ruin the good spirit of thermal bathing. Good heat knows no borders. And the Finn’s, Brits, Slavics, Norwegians and Americans are all open and grooving to the goodness of sauna.