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Mahler Symphony No.6 – OFB and Enrique Diemecke (Mexico)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

The Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra (OFB), and Guest Conductor Enrique Diemecke (Mexico) will perform Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 6, known as the 'Tragic Symphony' on March 19, 5:00 pm. Bogota Philharmonic Orchestrawas founded in 1967 to democratize musical culture, promote the practice ofchamber music, direction and dissemination of symphonic music, and during more than a half-century […]

$50,000

Orchestre des Champ-Élysées (La Belle Époque)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

The Orchestre des Champs-Élysées was established in 1991 as an orchestra that specializes in music interpretation from the mid-Eighteenth Century to early Twentieth Century, covering works by Haydn to Debussy. The orchestra performs each work on instruments from the period of the composer's lifetime.  As of 2010, the Orchestra has been in residence at the […]

CO45,000

“Julieta tiene la culpa” – Companía BarCoDrama (Mexico)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Three ordinary women - a housewife, drama student, and jobless teacher - can't get into the most anticipated theater premiere in town. It's raining outside, so they decide to stay in the anteroom, listening to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet on the other side of the door through a crack. "How good it would be to […]

CO55,000

“Sexberdinak” – Tantakka Teatroa (Spain)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

As part of Teatro Mayor's 'Window on Basque Country', the Tantakka Teatroa, presents 'Sexberdinak' by authors Kepa Errasti and Telmo Irureta. The production is directed by Mireia Gabilondo. Two performances: April 25 and 26 (8:00 p.m).  They say that Ana's heart is an empty bedroom. Nico wants to get tattooed. Both protagonists find themselves trapped in […]

CO55,000

La Bella Otero – National Ballet of Spain (Spain)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

The National Ballet of Spain will deliver three performances of the classic work 'La Bella Otero' with artistic direction by the acclaimed choreographer Rubén Olmo. The ballet's score will be conducted by Musical Director Manuel Busto and interpreted by the musicians of the National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia. The performances are as follows: May 5 […]

CO220,000

“Una Noche sin Luna” – Juan Diego Botto (Argentina) and Sergio Peris-Mencheta (Spain)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Una Noche sin Luna ('A moonless night') is a play written and performed by the Argentina actor Juan Diego Botto. In this work Spaniard Sergio Peris-Mencheta collect lesser-known aspects of the life and work of Federico García Lorca from a sensibility of the 21st Century. With three performances at Teatro Mayor - May 11, 12 […]

CO90,000

Kyiv Virtuosi Symphony Orchestra (Ukraine)

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

The Kyiv Virtuosi Symphony Orchestra is one of the most recognized in Ukraine. As the country endures an illegal invasion of its sovereign territory by Russia, just having the renowned musicians come to Teatro Mayor is an outstanding achievement for this cultural centre and theatre. The artistic staff of this youthful orchestra convey a spirit […]

COP45,000

Dr.Lakra’s Monjas Coronadas (Crowned Nuns) collection at MAMU

MAMU Calle 11 No-4-21, Bogotá, Colombia

The Museo de Arte Miguel Urrutia (MAMU) in Bogotá is hosting a groundbreaking exhibition by Mexican artist Dr. Lakra, renowned for his provocative fusion of religious iconography and pop culture.

Colombia Al Parque: August 24-25

Parque Los Novios Calle 63 No.45-10, Bogotá, Bogotá D.C, Colombia

This weekend, Bogotá will host the Colombia al Parque music festival at Parque de los Novios, celebrating the rich cultural diversity of Colombia through music. The event, free to the public, will feature performances from six national groups, three international acts, and eight local artists, highlighting a wide range of musical genres, including rhythms from the Pacific coast and the Magdalena River region.

Casa Zirio and Ged Merino Art Workshop

Casa Zirio Calle 80 #12-55, Bogotá, Colombia

Casa Zirio invites the public to a special art workshop this Saturday, August 31, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Calle 80 #12-55, as part of the "Cartography of the Unknown" exhibition. The workshop will be led by renowned Filipino artist Ged Merino, who will connect his projects from Lucban, Quezón, and Manila with his current work in Bogotá.

Teatro Mayor: Aterciopelados ‘Genes Rebeldes’

Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo Calle 170 No.67-51, Bogota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Colombian folk rock duo Aterciopelados will present two concerts at Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo on April 4 (8:00 PM) and April 5 (5:00 PM) to mark the 15 years of the iconic library and cultural venue. Tickets are priced at $COP50,000. For more information visit: teatromayor.org

$50,000

Nidia Góngora debuts ‘Pacífico Maravilla’

Teatro Jorge Eliécer Gaitán Cra 7 No.22-47, Bogotá, Colombia

Renowned singer Nidia Góngora, a leading voice of Colombia’s Pacific music, will release her debut solo album, Pacífico Maravilla, on Saturday, April 12 (8:00 PM). After 25 years as founder and lead singer of Canalón de Timbiquí - multiple winners of the Petronio Álvarez Festival and Latin Grammy nominees - Góngora embarks on a new […]




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