Go ahead and inhale at this 420 yoga class in Miami

• It's free and open to all experience levels.
• Levy describes her style as "fluid vinyasas with a little bit of dancing," plus some kundalini-style shaking and guided meditation.

The intrigue: A DJ spins during class — usually deep house music.

• Levy likened classes to a festival: people bring their own weed and "smoke before class and after class and everybody hangs out," she tells Axios.
• There's "radical acceptance" and "a really, really high vibe."

Yes, but: Recreational marijuana isn't legal in Florida.

• Levy says, "Most people I know have their medical cards," but says she doesn't police it.

Background: Levy, originally from North Carolina, was drawn to Miami for work and the electronic music scene.

• About eight years ago, she collaborated with Link Miami Rebels, the group that owns Club Space, to start 420 Yoga.
• "Over the 20 years that I've been around South Florida, it's probably the most loving, caring environment I've been in," Levy said.

If you go: Reserve a spot and then bring a mat and water.

• Class videos are also on YouTube.

What's next: Levy intends to take her brand global.

• She hosts events with cannabis brands, offers private coaching, hosts a podcast, has a line of yoga clothes and leads retreats around the world.