
EXPOSOLAR COLOMBIA
International trade fair that becomes the solar energy and other renewable energy business hub for the Latin American and Caribbean region. It takes advantage of the country's geostrategic position as the best corner of the Americas, with easy access to South and Central America.
Venue: CORFERIAS - South Entrance Avenida la Esperanza.
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LGBTI March
As part of LGBTI Pride Month and the Festival for Equality in Bogotá, three marches convened and agreed by the citizens will take place. The LGBTI March will be the event to walk through Bogotá to defend your rights.
📍 Route: From National Park along Carrera 7 to Bolívar Square.
Blessd
Bogotá is ready for the Blessd concert. He will offer his fans the biggest concert in his history at Vive Claro. After two Sold-Out shows in the capital in 2024 and his new album, Trinidad Bendita, breaking all the charts, the reggaeton singer from Medellín will arrive at the top of his career on this new stage. Backed by billions of streams and one of the most loyal fans in Colombia, El Bendito will mark a new milestone in the history of reggaeton made in Medellín.
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Guns N' Roses
On October 7, history will be rewritten once again when Guns N' Roses returns to Bogotá for a massive show at the Vive Claro. A new chapter of a legacy that began in 1992 at El Campín and will happen again after two successful performances of the band in the capital in 2022. Axl, Slash, and Duff McKagan will make us celebrate the history of one of the most legendary bands in the rock and roll history.
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Septimazo
If there is one thing that is part of Bogotá’s identity, it’s the Septimazo. Synonymous with gathering, showcasing, exhibition, and recognition, a stroll along Carrera Séptima in either direction is more than a tradition—it’s a way to understand who we are and what it means to be Colombian.
Festival for equality
An activity aimed at promoting a culture free from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity (Pride activities).
Artistic performances by LGBTI social sector collectives from the localities of Santafé, Los Mártires, and La Candelaria, and the discussion "Silenced Voices: How to Break the Cycle of LGBTI Violence?"
📍 Venue: El Muelle, Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation (FUGA).
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FestiPride takes over the Museum! In Our Voices, Our Rebellion: A Gathering of Women Singer-Songwriter
This session brings together singer-songwriters for an intimate artistic showcase, followed by a space for sharing and reflection.
During this space, there will be a conversation about what it means to be an LBT woman in Bogotá’s music scene, with an exchange of experiences and reflections on the lives and emotions of diverse women in the arts. The activity will feature three singer-songwriters as panelists.
📍 Venue: Museum of Bogotá - Casa Sámano
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FestiPride takes over the Museum! Memory, Struggle, and Dissident Resistance: Silkscreen Poster Workshop
As part of LGBTIQ+ Pride Month, FestiPride will be held at the Museum of Bogotá. This event will have three dates, and it will include discussions, workshops, and cultural spaces led by lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people, with the aim of recognizing these sectors within this commemoration.
For this dissident screen printing session, the collectives FATTAL and DIEZLETRAS will collaborate. They will lead a poster screen printing workshop for LGBTI individuals. Participants will create phrases that reflect the memory and social mobilization of sex-gender dissidence..
Local Film Showcase - Bodies That Love and Resist
The Local Film Showcase is an immersion into the bonds of affection, solidarity, and joy found in diverse LGBTIQ experiences, from the playful shaping of gender identity during the adolescence of two friends to the revolutionary laughter of trans women who become family to learn and resist together.
Screening of:
1. Eterne Femenine
(Dir. Laura Vivas, 2022) Colombia
2. Se me hizo el milagrito
(Dir. Diego Saldarriaga, 2015) Los Mártires.
3. VIHnculos
Cinema as a Mirror: Stories to See Ourselves and Reflect. Screening of the film Pequeña niña (Little Girl)
We invite you to a screening at the Diana Navarro Reading Room, in collaboration with the Bogotá Cinematheque. A space to share perspectives, emotions, and reflections through film and collective conversation. Come to watch, feel, and engage in dialogue.
📍 Venue: Diana Navarro LGBTI House Reading Room
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