Evenings at Ideas Featuring How TikTok Changed The Vote $200

5:00 pm – 6:30 pm | Evenings at Ideas

Enjoy creative global cuisine throughout the Marble Garden Village, from a Michelin Star-winning Mexico City taqueria to Japanese bites from Matsuhisa. Sip JUSTIN Wines or Free Spirits non alcoholic drinks, and grab a cocktail from William H. Macy at the Woody Creek Distillery tent. Don’t miss the Culinary Conversation featuring Unbound Brews’ Jon Muth and the unplugged performance hosted by Juilliard Station. Pick a flower at contemporary artist Cj Hendry’s installation in Anderson Park, then check out the evening session in the McNulty Room before a nightcap at West End Social. 

5:15 pm – 5:45 pm | Culinary Conversation

You know what you like in a cup of coffee. But why? Jon Muth, founder of LA’s Unbound Brews, will lead you through a cupping to understand professional terminology — and talk with Food & Society at the Aspen Institute Executive Director Corby Kummer about how the program’s Food Leaders Fellowship changed his journey from alternative-protein supply chain to creating a special Aspen Ideas roast. Jon Muth with Interviewer: Corby Kummer

5:45 pm – 6:15 pm | Julliard Station

From the free rush-hour concerts on the bustling corner of 66th Street and Broadway to the idyllic Aspen Meadows campus, Juilliard Station offers a unique opportunity to experience the storied conservatory’s artistry up close and personal. Enjoy the live music tonight at Evenings at Ideas.

6:30 pm – 7:30 pm | How TikTok Changed The Vote

For the first time in modern history, America’s youngest voters are leaning rightward, with Gen Z voters identifying as more conservative than their parents at double the previous generation. Three Gen Z political content creators shine a light on how alternative media are creating parallel information ecosystems, sorting voters into new political tribes with profoundly different worldviews. Jayme Franklin, Brad Polumbo, with Moderator: Jonathan Capehart