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Aspen Tibet Aspen Tibet enables compassionate community through events and education with the mission to preserve and share Tibetan traditions and culture.

Aspen Tibet is honored and delighted to continue the auspicious tradition of welcoming and hosting Tibetan Buddhist Monastics to Aspen, Colorado. Over the many years of their visits, our local environment reminds them of their motherland. This much anticipated and enjoyed community event provides a full menu of Tibetan cultural opportunities, giving area residents and visitors a chance to experience firsthand the unique culture of the Tibetan people and the rich traditions of Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism. When monastics and nuns are available, Aspen Tibet offers a full schedule of special programs, lectures, art and cultural events, alive with the rich color and pageantry of ancient rituals and ceremonies of mystical Tibet. Available by appointment, one-on-one and group blessings, house and business blessings, as well as Tibetan Astrological readings (a completely different system from traditional western astrology), and school and community events are offered. Additionally, handmade weavings, paintings, jewelry and other unique items made by Tibetan refugees in the Tibetan resettlement area in India are available for purchase. Year-round, events, such as group talks, meditaion, and celebrations, are being created to bring together a local sangah. If you are interested in participating as a member of support, please contact Serene, (970) 948-9279 or [email protected]. General information, questions, and interest are also welcome.

10/18/2026
09/20/2026

He's said it plenty of times over the years, in different words, but it always comes back to the same thing: the trees, the cold air, the quiet. That's the medicine. Not a gym membership, not a supplement. Just get outside and stay there a while.

It's easy to forget that's the whole foundation of this company. Not performance fabric or technical specs first. A guy who loved the mountains enough to figure out how to keep people warm on them, so more people could stay out there longer.

Who taught you to love being outside? A parent, a grandparent, a coach who wouldn't let you skip a cold practice? Tell us about them in the comments.

Love to the Compassionate Community
09/17/2026

Love to the Compassionate Community

Serene Washburn — On behalf of Aspen Tibet, I want to thank the compassionate community of Aspen for the warmth and care shown during Geshe Tsultrim’s visit...

Thank you Geshe La for the Compassion Mandala
09/14/2026

Thank you Geshe La for the Compassion Mandala

4 pm Sunday Closing Ceremony
09/12/2026

4 pm Sunday Closing Ceremony

09/12/2026

at Aspen Art Museum until
4 pm Sunday Dissolution
Aspentibet.com

09/11/2026

Compassion Mandala, Aspen Art Museum, 4 pm Sunday Dissolution

09/10/2026

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POB 10505
Aspen, CO
81612

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