Bogota

Increasingly women in Bogotá are getting tattoos. Writer Sarah Genner gives a personal perspective on the ink culture of our capital.

On Wednesday, April 22, Bogotanos will take to the streets on bicycles and buses as the city decrees its second No Car Day of 2015.

Bogotá’s metalheads will cut their locks for a noble cause: wigs for breast cancer treatment. One can get involved by donating to this city event.

The 28th edition of FILBo opens this month with an entire pavilion dedicated to Gabo's Macondo.

In Bogotá's two-wheeler culture there are some strange, but very true, tribes.

Looking to find solutions to the major issues facing Bogotá, the CCB launched their 7th edition of citizens participation with #YoAlcalde.

Residents of the city’s G Zone have taken to the streets to voice their anger over a planned “Intervention” by the Chapinero Mayor.

Colombia is home to 68 languages and protected under the Languages Law. As Mother Language Day approaches, events are being in the city.

If you own a pair of sneakers and want to run to make a difference, the U.S. Embassy has teamed up Natura Foundation to sponsor…

Millions of Bogotanos are using bikes and congested public transport during the first No Car Day of 2015. Motorbikes are restricted.

From coconut cocadas nestled next to religious icons, to artisanal ice cream in Chapinero, Bogotá has its share of secrets for the street savvy.

Why do some cities sell themselves as loveable and liveable places, while others get stuck on cliches? And what to do with BOG?

The governing entity of the largest crafts fair in the country, Expoartesanías, recently reached a milestone.

After one year operating in Bogotá, 'Uber' is facing resistance and opposition from the city's yellow cabbies. Are our 'Uber' days over?

Here's a listing of the important city-sponsored events during the holiday season. Take advantage of the lights and fireworks in public parks.

Bogotá suffers from many negative perceptions despite a welcoming spirit to visitors. To enjoy this metropolis is to simply not ‘believe.’