The Teatro Colón hops on Tennessee William’s Streetcar Named Desire with a faithful and creative take on a southern classic.
The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce announces the creation of a new business platform to promote the capital as a hub of gastronomic talents.
With less than two weeks to go in the Bogotá mayoral race, Carlos Fernando Galán and Claudia López are in a dead heat according to pollsters CNC.
As a major aviation hub in South America, new carriers will soon be connecting Bogotá with new international destinations, resulting in more competition also on key routes.
Security in Bogotá has become a vote convincing opportunity for the candidates facing-off in the Oct 27 elections.
More student protests in Bogotá are planned for October, including one October 10. Authorities advise student organization to maintain the peace after recent outbreaks of violence.
The Julia Salvi Foundation hosted a gala reception for the unveiling of the official image and music line-up of the 14th edition of the Music Festival of Cartagena.
Photographer Kendall Messick is presenting “Visión Ciega” (Blind Vision) at gallery Casa Grau and series inspired by the fleeting glances on Bogotá streets.
Cab drivers are protesting Monday across Bogotá over the suspension of licenses by the District Mobility Secretariat. Commuters advised to exercise caution and avoid rush hour.
The sixth edition of Barcú welcomed artists from around the world and converted colonial homes in La Candelaria into temporary galleries, including the old forge Casa Kabiros.
The Bogotá art company Coolto propels education and experience as keys to widening access to the Colombian art market,
Celebrating 15 years as the country’s most important showcase for contemporary art, ARTBO rolls out a cast of renowned galleries and curators.
For its sixth edition, the popular La Candelaria cultural festival Barcú puts Glastonbury on the stage and hosts a DJ duel in a Silent Disco.
BOmm is the music networking platform of the Bogota? Chamber of Commerce and helps emerging acts build their careers to reach audiences around the world.
Legendary American jazz double-bassist Ron Carter and his Trio join an impressive cast of renowned musicians participating in the 24th edition of Jazz al Parque.
The Parque de la Independencia and environs express the quirky, offbeat street culture of the capital. Take a walk!