Many artifacts have more anthropological value once they are broken, and the focus of the
Gold Museum’s latest exhibition.
Ron Santafé Nido de Cóndores has won Monde Selection’s “Prize of the Jury” in Brussels. The 12-year old rum is distilled by the Empresas de Licores de Cundinamarca.
Even though Bogotanos have to deal with an overcrowded TransMilenio, experts in other global cities, rank the Colombian capital as an example of innovation.
Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) is the most important gathering of film industry professionals in the country, and for the ninth edition, Spain is guest of honor.
A new tourism route looks to connect visitors with unique arts and crafts while at the same time promoting stunning destinations in Colombia.
Carl Orff’s medieval masterpiece comes to the Teatro Mayor with a stunning production interpreted by the Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra and choruses.
A major photography exhibition at MAMU im Bogotá looks at the many facets of Leo Matiz’s photography, from documentary to commercial. He also curated exhibitions by Latin American artists.
Marietta is an example of a common vision of two dedicated chefs who know their French recipes and are not afraid to take risks with gastronomy.
After clinching victory in the first round, right-wing candidate Iván Duque will face a runoff June 17 against leftist Gustavo Petro.
A drinking ban (Ley Seca) and no Ciclovía in Bogotá are some of the security measures in place to guarantee peaceful elections across Colombia on Sunday.
Voted Best British Chef in Paris 2016, Daniel Morgan visited Colombia to find inspiration for his next great culinary adventures.
An exhibition on “rational art” with some of the world’s most acclaimed contemporary artists questions how we perceive the creative process.
The fifth edition of ItalCine opens in Bogotá, May 24, with a slew of films that present different directorial visions of Italian life, culture and wartime history.
The Swedish home furnishing giant IKEA announced it will expand into South America as a franchise with Chile’s Falabella, including planned retail stores in Colombia after 2020.
The renovation of TransMilenio and expansion of the bus route along Carrera Séptima are mobility issues close to the lives of Bogotanos. But, when traffic lights go dark, mobility comes to a standstill.
The acclaimed plant-based chef Matthew Kenney spoke with The City Paper of his latest vegan venture, the opening of Makeout in the Colombian capital.