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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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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..

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

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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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

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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.

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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.

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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.