We presents four fun and fantastic travel destinations
for the New Year and for every season.
An exhibition at the National Museum traces the art which led to the creation of the National Academy.
?Two Nobel Laureates are among the guests at this year’s Hay Cartagena.
Photographer Fetze Weesrstra captures this image of a school outing in the colonial town of Mompox.
The City Paper presents seven clubs to shake up the New Year. From electronic beats to tropical rhythms, there’s a dance hall and club to cater to your every step.
The governing entity of the largest crafts fair in the country, Expoartesanías, recently reached a milestone.
Here’s a listing of the important city-sponsored events during the holiday season. Take advantage of the lights and fireworks in public parks.
If you know pizza, you’ve heard of Piola. The Bogotá chapter of this global eatery offers an all you can eat pizza Wednesday.
The Teatro Colón received the FIABCI award for its restoration work lead by architect Max Ojeda.
The November agenda of the Colón Theatre includes Los Romero and the Baroque ensemble Il Giardino Armonico.
The Teatro Mayor hosts its second large-scale production with a Franco-Colombian premiere of ‘Orfeo’.
The University of Texas at Austin acquired Monday the archive of Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel García Márquez (1927–2014).
The FARC’s maximum commander “Timochenko” releases a statement in which he outlines the rebel’s position on the Havana peace talks.
While Colombians await the release of kidnapped General Alzate, the FARC attacked Saturday the island of Gorgona.
Powerful winter storms are affecting Bogotá and are predicted to last until December. An industrial fire has also affected the air quality.
A plaque commemorating the British fallen during the siege of Cartagena in 1741 Cartagena will be removed after a maelstrom of criticism.