Our guide to art and culture in Bogotá: exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts, and movies. Discover what’s happening at the capital’s cultural venues.
The rooms and hallways of the iconic Hotel Tequendama have been repurposed to become a contemporary art circuit. From September 18 to 27, the complex is hosting UN_FAIR, an international art fair th...
The Nada bookstore operates a space that defies its very name. Based on the premise that “nothing lasts forever,” this independent venue has established itself with a cultural program that blends li...
The Miguel Urrutia Art Museum (MAMU), located at Calle 11 and Carrera Cuarta, is currently hosting two free temporary exhibitions. The cultural space is open for these exhibitions every day of the wee...
The title is evocative: About How a Heterosexual Man Breaks Another Man’s Heart. It is a theatrical monologue that explores the dynamics of love, fragile masculinity, and the complexities of human rela...
You’ve probably already heard what people are saying about the Candlelight concerts in Bogotá, but if you haven’t attended one yet… you’re missing out on a true musical marvel. This series of classical music tribute co...
Bogotá’s Teatro Colón is Colombia’s most luxurious theater and one of the capital’s greatest landmarks. This neoclassical theater, inaugurated in 1892 and inspired by La Scala in Milan, stands in the La C...
Classical dance has always shone with its own light, but now it shines even brighter thanks to Ballet of Lights Bogotá, the dance spectacle that opens the doors to the art of ballet… and to the lights. He...
Teatro Estudio 87 is tucked away in the Palermo neighborhood, behind the door of a residential-looking apartment. It’s an independent project where plays are performed in a secret room, just one meter...
In a darkened room at the Gold Museum, hundreds of floating golden pieces suddenly light up to the rhythm of indigenous chants, recreating a royal offering that sends shivers down visitors’ spines. Th...
The Teatro Colón is the venue for the world premiere of the stage production Do you remember? Do you? No, I don't, created specifically for this venue by German director Heiner Goebbels. This premiere...