Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival
- Dates
- Expected October
- Status
- Confirmed
- Venue
- The Westside Warehouse
- Price
- $30 to $100
- Camping
- None on site
- Last checked
- Sep 5, 2026
Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival's next dates haven't been announced yet. The last festival was 4 October 2026 in Atlanta, GA. Froligo tracks current ticket prices, attendee feedback and travel details.
What it stands for
The organizer describes the festival as a growing network of teachers, united by the belief that wellness should be accessible to everyone regardless of language, culture or income level. It traces its start to a single yoga class taught in Spanish, and says its aim is to create a space where language is not a barrier and where people can connect with their body, their mind and their culture. Its stated purpose is to make wellness a right rather than a privilege. Those are the festival's own words for what it is doing
The experience
What's special
A one day festival of yoga taught primarily in Spanish, in a Westside Atlanta warehouse, now in its second year. The agenda runs from an 08:30 check in to a 17:00 close and is built as parallel tracks rather than one queue: an all level opening class, then three simultaneous late morning options including an intermediate and advanced vinyasa and a partner class, then four simultaneous afternoon options including a women only fluid movement class, a beginners alignment class with live mantras chanted in Sanskrit and Spanish, a moving meditation closing with a sound bath, and a men only power class. A 75 minute Mayan cacao ceremony with Maura Sacach of Maya Moon Cacao sits on its own ticket tier. Between the classes are a 30 minute break, a 90 minute lunch built around a market of Hispanic artisans and artists, and a second break, and the day ends with a closing class blending yoga and dance, a raffle, and an hour of Latin music with a DJ. Every class is co-taught by a pair. The event is for ages 16 and up
Last time around (2025)
The organizer says the 2025 inaugural edition sold out, which is why it does not sell tickets on the day. Natural Awakenings Atlanta covered that first edition. No independent attendee reviews have been published
The practice
all levels, beginners to advanced. The FAQ says no prior yoga experience is needed and the event is open to all levels from beginners to advanced, and that the programme spans beginner friendly classes, dynamic strong flows, deep stretch sessions and women only and men only classes. Every session on the agenda carries its own level label
Flowing sequences that link breath to movement. Expect to move and sweat.
Beyond the mat
- cacao ceremony
- sound bath
- moving meditation
- breath work
- live mantra chanting in Sanskrit and Spanish
- relaxation lounge
Styles named as the festival itself describes them.
Programme
The fifteen line agenda above is the published 2026 programme, captured fresh from the festival's own agenda page on September 5, 2026. Classes are taught primarily in Spanish
15 sessions across the weekend. Open any strand.
Concerts, kirtan & musicopen
- Latin music dance partyDJ set
Classes & workshopsopen
- Check In
- The Journey Beginsgentle and energizing all level practice built on warrior postures, breath and intention · Adriana + Cynthia
- Brake and Connection
- Cacao CeremonyMayan cacao and copal ceremony · Maura
- Awaken your strength and balancevinyasa with arm balances, core work and alignment based adjustments · Isabel A + David B
- Harmony For 2partner yoga sequences · Melanie + Estefani
- Lunch
- Map of Your Beingfluid movement, hip circles and gentle sequences, framed around the sacral chakra and the water element · Vicky + Nhora
- Step Into AlignmentSun Salutation A with alignment focus, demonstrations and hands on assistance, with live mantras chanted in Sanskrit and Spanish · Isabel C + Orianna
- Moving Meditationmindful movement, intentional pauses and deep breathing, closing with a sound bath · Nasirah Denisse + Estefani
- Grounded Strengthpower yoga for men, a dynamic sequence prioritising alignment over depth · David B + David M
- Rest and Connection
- Rhythms of the Worldyoga and dance blending rhythms from several cultures and returning to Latin American roots, closing with sounds and aromas · Juliana + Magda
- Closing Ceremony and Raffles
Accessibility & comfort
What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.
Read the English home, agenda, passes, FAQ, Teachers and About pages and the Eventbrite listing. There is an age policy, free parking, a re-entry rule and a relaxation lounge on the top tier, and nothing at all on mobility, accessible parking or routes, seating, restrooms, medical cover or sensory provision
Confirm your specific needs with the organiser's access team before you travel.
What it costs
Add-ons
What to bring
A full weekend of practice is easier with your own kit. What earns its place in the bag:
Your own matRentals sell out and shared mats are thin. Bring a grippy, cushioned mat you trust for a full weekend of practice.
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BlocksTwo foam or cork blocks bring the floor closer in standing and seated poses, and prop you up in restorative work.
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Water and electrolytes
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Teachers & presenters
Fifteen teachers across eight sessions, every class co-taught by a pair. Full names come from the festival's own Teachers page, which lists fourteen: the agenda bills four of them by initial (Isabel A, Isabel C, David B, David M) and the Teachers page carries exactly two Isabels and two Davids whose surnames match those initials, which is how they are matched here. Melanie, who co-teaches Harmony For 2, is billed by first name only on the agenda and does not appear on the Teachers page, so no surname is recorded for her
Plus the rest of the 16+ teachers, practitioners and speakers across the weekend.
Hispanic artisan and wellness market
A market of local Hispanic artisans and artists runs alongside the breaks and the 90 minute lunch, together with community organizations, wellness resources, sponsor activities and special guests. No individual vendor is named and no stall fee or application route is published
Getting there
Nearest airport Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL), about a 20 to 25 minute drive.
How do I get to Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival?
By car
Most people drive to Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival. The nearest major airport is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL), about a 20 to 25 minute drive, and from there it is a straightforward drive to the venue. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.
By train
No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.
By bus & public transit
No scheduled intercity bus or public transit route to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.
Taxi & rideshare
Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.
🅿 Parking
On site parking available. Parking is available and free at the venue, and the organizer recommends carpooling to reduce traffic. Capacity, accessible bays and overflow are not described
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Where
Venue
The Westside Warehouse
Camping & Accommodation
Where can I stay near Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival?
No on site camping. Here is where to stay nearby.
Pricing
Price history and tiers
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