An exhibition at the Museum of Art of the Banco de la República presents the photo-essays of Catalan photographer Joan Fontcuberta.
The brutal rape, torture, and killing of a seven-year young girl from an indigenous community has outraged Colombians. A prominent Bogotá architect is now in custody.
A poignant rendition of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo’s life comes to the Theatre Colón with ‘Frida Libre’ and starring actress Flora Martínez.
Colombia’s coffee region was inscribed on the UN World Heritage List for its natural beauty, Antioquian architecture, traditional craftmanship – and of course – famous beans.
On Thursday, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC leader alias “Timochenko” met in Bogotá to sign a new final peace accord.
The revised peace accord between the Colombian Government and FARC will be signed Thursday in Bogotá’s iconic Colón Theatre.
The revised Final Accord with FARC will be signed Tuesday in the Colombia capital during a solemn ceremony in the colonial home of Liberator Simon Bolivar.
With a new peace accord reached in Havana with FARC, Colombians now brace for a wet winter.
Vivenza offers comfortable retirement options for seniors interested in living the good life just a few miles from Colombia’s capital.
Once native to California, Colombia’s Hass avocado is becoming this country’s golden export and now certified for U.S consumers.
Alejandra Borrero’s work and creative life projects, including the Casa-E Social performance group, have helped thousands of Colombians heal from the scourge of sexual violence through visual and performing arts.
Colombia ranks second as best destination to visit in 2017 by Lonely Planet. The top ranked nation is Canada.
One of the leading art fairs in the Americas opens its doors this week with an impressive line up of galleries from 28 cities around the world. Some 45,000 are expected to attend this 12th edition of ARTBO.
The Camerata Porteña ensemble will perform for two nights next month at the Colón Theatre the works of tango great Astor Piazzolla.
New evidence by forensic investigators suggest the Colombian family of four in Sydney, Australia, died by a “well-planned” gas poisoning.
The recent corporate merger between InBev and SABMiller means Colombians get more choice when it comes to international beers while staying true to homemade brews.