Park City-based fitness, retail and social space celebrates grand opening in Phoenix
Owner Whitney White Kozlowski founded The Beau Collective to bring the community together, focusing on fitness and mental health
BY DOUGLAS SANTO
Jul 27, 2026, 6:19 PM
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The Beau Collective, a Park City-based fitness, retail and social space, is opening a new location in Phoenix
The Utah staple, which was founded in 2014, will hold the grand opening for its second location on Aug. 8 from 8-11 a.m., featuring mini fitness classes, small bites from local restaurants, shopping experiences and raffles every hour
The retail at The Beau Collective will include many well-known brands like Lululemon, Stanley and Free People Movement. The grand opening is free to attend with an RSVP, which can be done online
The owner, Whitney White Kozlowski, is an Arizona native and Xavier College Preparatory graduate whose purpose with The Beau Collective was to create a space for people to connect with each other while focusing on fitness and mental health
“The Beau Collective in Park City was born out of necessity. As I got older, I missed having a team and support system of friends and community. It turns out, so do many other people,” Kozlowski said. “When we decided to expand to a larger market, there was no other city I cared about more than Phoenix
“Fitness and community are the core of The Beau Collective, and we have responded to the popularity and growth year after year in Park City. Our next chapter is opening in Phoenix, just blocks away from where I grew up, and I cannot wait to watch the connections blossom in the desert.”
The Phoenix expansion will be located at 5115 North Central Avenue, where the former 6,648-square-foot historic medical building, which was built in 1973, has been transformed into a new The Beau Collective home
The renovated building includes high-intensity interval training classes, one-of-a-kind retail shopping and a place for community and connection. It will also have residencies for business meetings, community workshops and social connections
The Phoenix location will be bigger than the Park City location to account for the larger population density in north Phoenix. It will hold up to 100 people and have 35 dedicated parking spots
