If you still don’t know what to do in Bogotá this September, this list will be a lifesaver.
For the first time, WWE wrestling is coming to Bogotá. The event is scheduled for September 10 at the Movis...
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...
Malicia Bar is an underground cultural space that combines independent film screenings, poetry readings, and live music performances.
Located atCalle 19 #3a-15 in theLas Aguas neighborhood, the venue...
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...
Bogotá’s historic center is gearing up to become a massive open-air dance floor. Plaza de Bolívar will host Monumentum: Bogotá Distrito Rave 2026.
The initiative aims to reclaim public space, democ...
In the heart of the La Candelaria neighborhood, Warmi is transforming the fruits of the jungle into ice cream and other cold desserts.
Located at Calle 12c #1-37, this Amazonian ice cream shop has bro...
Food donations, trips to provide on-the-ground assistance, humanitarian efforts of all kinds… People from all over the world have reached out to Venezuela following the severe damage caused by the twin ea...
Las Flores de Valeria is a haven dedicated to art and blues located at Carrera 6 #15 Sur - 10, in San Cristóbal.
Unlike traditional venues, the place operates without signs or spotlights at its entran...
Imagine a stand-up comedy night where, instead of beer, you’re served glasses of wine and a comedian explains what you’re holding in your hand. That’s An Idiot’s Guide to Wine in Bogotá: an event that’s pe...
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...