Other events

A unique experience that combines contemporary dance with a stylized, theatrical and powerful body expression, inviting participants to explore the body, authenticity, and performance art through movement and personal connection
  
 📍Venue: Virgilio Barco Public Library
 Audience: LGBTIQ+ community members

How to get there?

The 13th edition of the Gabo Festival is a gathering that celebrates the legacy of Gabriel García Márquez and the power of well-told stories. Over three days, the public will enjoy free, open-access conversations that inspire, move, and help us make sense of today's world. Bogotá will host this cultural event for the fourth consecutive year — the most important festival for journalists and storytellers in Ibero-America.

How to get there? 

This space will host a job fair, a commercial sample of LGBTIQ+ ventures, and a wide range of social services led by the Local Mayor's Office of Chapinero with the support of the Mayor's Office of Bogotá and its Technical Support Unit (UTA), made up of entities from different sectors of the District.

At the event, the LGBT Chamber of Commerce of Colombia and OutRight Action International will offer specialized talks on employability and labor inclusion, designed to provide useful tools to those seeking new professional opportunities.

Let's commemorate Pride Month through the Café Literario (Literary Café). In this program, fiction texts by one or more authors are read and discussed with other multimedia materials and the participants' knowledge.
 
 📍Venue: Bosa Public Library
  BibloRed - Cra 97 C # 69 A - 08 Sur / Metro Recreo Shopping Center, fifth floor.
 Audience: Young people and adults.

Let's discuss Latin American Queer Literature in the Café Liteario (Literary Café). In this program, fiction texts by one or more authors are read and discussed with other multimedia materials and the participants' knowledge.
 
 📍 Venue: Bosa Public Library
 BibloRed - Cra 97 C # 69 A - 08 Sur / Metro Recreo Shopping Center, fifth floor.
 Audience: Young people and adults.

How to get there?

Ciclo Rosa Dialogues is a space that opens and expands collective conversations around narratives and dissidences of affect. These dialogues are essential for broadening understanding and support for the LGBTI community, offering a forum to discuss relevant and current issues.
 
 Dialogue 1 
 Nada que Curar (Nothing to cure)
 Date: Saturday, June 21 
 Venue: Sala Capital 
 Time: 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

La Toma Rosa is a space for the circulation of interdisciplinary stage proposals linked to different artistic and cultural practices. It promotes new forms of citizen appropriation of the Bogotá Cinematheque.

The Pink Cycle (Ciclo Rosa)began in 2001 as an initiative of the Bogotá Cinematheque (Idartes); the Goethe Institut, the Centro Colombo Americano in Medellín, and the Universidad Javeriana. This year, the program will feature an international showcase of contemporary cinema, a national selection open to a public call, and a curatorship led by a guest expert.

The play ‘Pharsalia’ by Seneca's nephew, the Cordovan Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (39-65 AD), the Antonio Ruz Company presents a work that delves into the concept of war. A powerful piece featuring striking staging and costumes, with an original score that moves between the epic and the electronic. Eleven performers use their bodies to explore conflict, crisis, resistance, and escape through choreography filled with violence, subtlety, and theatricality.

Suddenly lll reflects what happens when we take risks and let ourselves be guided by impulse. Sometimes, these moments of madness make us stay alive, pushing us to leap into the unknown rather than remain in an absurd balance that dulls us.

How to get there?