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This year’s event will once again spotlight the cultural force of the Latine community by uplifting its truth, culture, and power, and feature many other allies who are similarly committed to increasing authentic representation, opportunities, and investment in the more than 65.2 million people who identify as Latine in the United States.
All donations will be received by Justice for Migrant Women and in support of the Raizado Festival and the work of Justice for Migrant Women.
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Common Questions
Have questions about attending Raizado? We’ve compiled answers to our most commonly asked questions below to help you prepare for the festival.
Raizado was launched in Aspen, Colorado and has been hosted there annually since 2022.
While Raizado is a private event and not open to the general public, we encourage you to let us know you are interested in attending. Understanding helps us expand accessible programming when possible each year. When portions of the program are open to the public, those are made known via local Aspen news.
Programming includes intimate panel conversations, live music, film screenings, and shared traditional meals. We ensure each festival is tailored with high-impact leadership discussions and vibrant cultural celebrations.
Your Festival badge includes access to programming – including sessions, film screenings, fireside chats and meals throughout programming days. It also includes admission and dinner for the Icon Awards Gala. Attendees are responsible for booking their own travel to Aspen and securing lodging.
Yes. Photography and filming take place throughout the Festival and attendees may appear in Festival photos or recordings. Additional details are provided during registration.
Badges are always non-transferrable. Refunds may be requested through the Festival’s applicable refund deadline, which is provided during registration.
Raizado has a strong media history and runs a national press fellows program. For 2026 national and local press requests, please reach out to J4MW@foxglovecommunications.com or silvie@ellecomm.com.
Children are welcome at Raizado. Please note that some programming, including the evening ICON Awards Gala, is limited to guests ages 21 and older.
We want Raizado to be accessible and welcoming to all attendees. Accommodation requests, including mobility and dietary needs, can be shared during registration.
We recommend business casual attire and comfortable shoes for Festival programming and cocktail attire for the ICON Awards Gala.
Aspen sits at 8,000 feet elevation with cool evenings and thinner air. Prepare for warm days in the 80s and chilly evenings in the 50s. Pack an umbrella, as afternoon storms are common.
We recommended drinking extra water throughout the Festival, especially as you adjust to Aspen’s elevation.
Aspen offers a compact layout that makes navigating the area quite simple. Most destinations are within a short walk, typically taking fifteen minutes or less.
Uber and Lyft can be limited in Aspen, so we recommend planning ahead.
For local taxi service, contact High Mountain Taxi at (970) 925-8294.
Check with your lodging provider about complimentary shuttle or car services that may be available.
If you’re driving, check with your hotel about parking availability and rates. Attendees are responsible for parking costs.
Yes. We’re committed to creating a respectful and welcoming environment for everyone at Raizado. Attendees are asked to review and agree to the Code of Conduct during registration.
Raizado Festival is a project of Justice for Migrant Women, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All Festival proceeds and donations directly support both the event itself and the organization’s broader mission to advance the human and civil rights of migrant women and their families.