Schubert, Mozart and Rossini are just some of the composers present at the 14th edition of Cartagena Music Festival.
The first edition of Bogotá Madrid Fusion showcased some of the best restaurants in Colombia. Sustainability and tradition served on a plate.
The 2019 Macondos will sweep through Colombia’s cinematic landscapes starting in Medellín, host city to the award ceremony.
Celebrating 15 years as the country’s most important showcase for contemporary art, ARTBO rolls out a cast of renowned galleries and curators.
Compared to Mexico’s Diego Rivera, Pedro Nel Gómez used murals for creating a national identity, and subject of the National Museum’s latest exhibition.
As Colombia’s tourism potential grows, do government travel advisories really deter visitors?
The historical documentary “Hitler versus Picasso” comes to movie theatres across Colombia for a limited four-day screening.
For its ninth edition of Festival Centro, the Fundación Gilberto Alzate Avendaño (FUGA), has incorporated a street in “El Bronx” to host live concerts.
The Parque 93 in Bogotá is hosting its inaugural book fair, Festival del Libro 93, from February 1 to 4. Great reading will be accompanied by live concerts and talks with authors.
When King Momo and the Queen of Carnaval raise the flag over Barranquilla, carnival is officially underway. Here, some tips to better enjoy this world heritage event.
It takes 60 minutes to circumnavigate the skyline in La Fragata. This classic seafood restaurant has been serving for a half century.
A quaint ristorante in Quinta Camacho serves authentic dishes such as brick oven pizza, lasagna and pasta. The personalised service of 18 Scalini makes this Italian deserving of a prestigious designation.
Director Clare Weiskopf takes on motherhood in a debut feature film titled “Amazona” and a river movie that traces the life of her mother Valerie Meikle.
Three films dedicated to a period of modern history in which Prime Minister Winston Churchill faced tough decisions will come to a theatre near you this summer.
Even though we associate this holiday season with sweet delights, the Easter egg and chocolate Bunny can be hard to find in Bogotá. Here a short list of recommended places:
For Thanksgiving there are places to find the traditional bird, as well as all the stuffing. Bogota? is full of surprises for the expat missing home.