This gathering aims to transform the Delia Zapata Olivella National Center for the Arts into a dialogue space that acknowledges the diversity and complexity of a history that has often been fragmented within our national narrative. Harmonization rituals, exhibitions, dance performances, concerts, theater, a children's area, and an audiovisual show will be part of this artistic and cultural program. The event seeks to foster horizontal dialogue—something Afro-descendant communities have long worked to build across many spaces and generations.
How to get there?
*By private vehicle: You can take Carrera Séptima or Avenida Circunvalar, then turn onto Calle 11 heading west. The location is in Bogotá’s historic center, an area known for its narrow streets and variable traffic conditions. It’s advisable to use mobility apps to find nearby parking and avoid restricted zones.
*TransMilenio: Museo del Oro (Caracas Trunk) and Las Aguas (Eje Ambiental Trunk) are the closest stations. You can walk between 5 and 10 minutes from any of these stations to reach Calle 11 with Carrera 5.
*SITP: Several SITP routes run along nearby roads, such as Carrera 3, Carrera 5, and Calle 10. Some recommended stops are Universidad Externado, Museo del Oro, and Plazoleta del Rosario. From there, you can walk a few minutes to reach the place.
