Following a sold-out inaugural year that exceeded all expectations, the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival (AHYF) returns for its second edition, continuing its mission to create accessible, culturally rooted wellness spaces for the Hispanic community in Atlanta.

The Experience: Attendees can expect a full-day cultural yoga celebration featuring a diverse offering of all-level classes, including Vinyasa, a Cacao Ceremony, a Men’s only class, Yin and Sound Healing—led by Spanish-speaking professional yoga teachers. Attendees will enjoy Hispanic cuisine as they shop from local wellness vendors and entertaining raffles, all while being surrounded by Spanish speaking yogis and wellness organizations. AHYF is more than a festival—it is a growing movement rooted in belonging, representation, and collective well-being.

Our Story: What began as a simple idea has blossomed into something much greater. Today, the Atlanta Hispanic Yoga Festival represents a growing network of passionate teachers — a living movement filled with intention, love, and purpose. We are a community united by the belief that wellness should be accessible to everyone, regardless of language, culture, or income level.

It all started with a single yoga class — a unique, profound class taught in Spanish. The teacher’s words, warm and familiar, resonated deeply with everyone in the room. It was more than a moment of movement; it was a reconnection with roots, with culture, with identity. In that space, a vision was born: to share this experience with the entire Hispanic community and to create a refuge where every person could feel seen, heard, and supported.

That vision became a reality with the creation of the first Hispanic Yoga Festival in Atlanta — a pioneering event that marked a before and after. On the day of the festival, the Hispanic community showed up with enthusiasm, love, and openness, making one thing very clear: the community was ready for more.​

Ready for spaces where wellness feels like home, where language is not a barrier, and where every person can connect with their body, their mind, and their culture.

Since then, the festival has grown thanks to the energy, passion, and support of hundreds of people and our sponsors who believe in one shared purpose: transforming wellness into a right, not a privilege.