A brand new women’s fitness center has established a home in Arlington Heights; Juno (1025 Mass. Ave. No. 101) held its ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, May 29, in partnership with the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. The studio is now open daily and offers a series of movement classes and babysitting services.
Founded by Jesse Harris, a women’s health nurse practitioner, doula, childbirth educator and mother, Juno seeks to create an inclusive, supportive community where women in Arlington can access movement, education, wellness resources, and meaningful connections through every stage of life.
At the ribbon cutting ceremony, Harris was joined by team and community members, local business leaders, and Chamber representatives. Coffee and light breakfast bites were served while guests explored the studio and learned more about the new fitness center’s mission and services.
“The Juno team is incredibly grateful to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce for organizing such a special event and for the warm welcome into the local business community. It was a meaningful milestone for our team, and we are excited to continue building relationships, supporting local families, and creating a space where women can connect, grow, and thrive,” Juno wrote in a statement to YourArlington.
The daily class schedule is available to view online; featuring strength classes, pilates, yoga and more opportunities for women to connect.
This announcement was published on June 10, 2026, and used information provided by Juno.
