A one day seminar by the Miami-based Dr.Julia Harper aims to empower parents and educators on how to deal with learning disabilities, and improve the emotional health of children.
The Bogotá mayor Enrique Peñalosa has been named one of the most influential urbanists of all time by the academic resource group Planetizen.
A survey by the CCB, reveals that while homicides in Bogota? are decreasing and barrios becoming safer, citizens remain negative with security.
As the Avianca pilots strike reaches its first week, the airline insists on the illegality of the action. The city’s business entity claims travel disruptions are making Bogotá less competitive.
After two major Verdi operas, the Colón Theatre presents soprano Betty Garcés in the leading role of the Cuban zarzuela “Cecilia Valdés”.
Fernando Botero’s artistic style evolved over decades as a landmark exhibition at the Museo Nacional reveals.
A quaint ristorante in Quinta Camacho serves authentic dishes such as brick oven pizza, lasagna and pasta. The personalised service of 18 Scalini makes this Italian deserving of a prestigious designation.
Magic is more than skin deep for those who believe. Strange bars of divine cleanliness can be found on Bogota? streets.
The award-winning San Francisco architects McDonough + Partners will break ground in Bogotá with a futuristic and ecological project for EAN.
The latest exhibition of the National Museum looks at a transition period in this country’s search for Independence.
After fleeing Venezuela, ousted Attorney General Luisa Ortega is heading to the U.S. By granting the lawmaker safe passage, Santos and Maduro remain embroiled in a bitter dispute.
Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.
One Iberian newcomer has opened in the Siete de Agosto barrio, inviting clients to rediscover the joys of tapas.
A selection of the 32nd Biennale of Sao Paulo is on display at the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art (Mambo).
As Venezuelans decide to stay and fight or escape the spiral of violence, Bogota?’s Venezuelan community is expressing frustration over conditions in their homeland.
The mayoralty is enacting Mockus-style tactics to clear Bogotá’s streets of potholes, illegal parking and cabbies with “altered” taximeters.