Daily poetry cycle; senior citizens' club
- When
- Fri, Oct 2, 2:00 PM2:00 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Manuel Zapata Olivella - Tintal · Kennedy Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
Looking for free things to do in Bogotá? This plan fits the bill. The Manuel Zapata Olivella Public Library, at its Tintal branch, hosts a new meeting of the Senior Club focused on everyday poetry. The idea is simple. Look at daily life through a poet's eyes and find verses where you normally see only routine.
The activity raises a central question: where does poetry live? It can sit inside a song, a saying, a soap opera line, or an image that slips by without notice. It is a space to share, read aloud, and talk about the written and lived word.
The series is free and open. They ask only for one warm detail. Bring your own mug for the shared coffee. A perfect pick for reading afternoons in Bogotá.
What to expect
- Free meeting open to the public
- Space designed for seniors
- Reading and conversation around poetry
- Tintal branch of the Manuel Zapata Olivella Library
- Shared coffee among attendees
Who it's for
This plan is aimed at seniors, readers, poetry lovers, and anyone who enjoys a free cultural activity in the Kennedy locality.
Tips
- Bring your own mug to join the coffee
- Arrive early to settle in and meet the group
- Save the exact address from BibloRed before you head out
- If you take TransMilenio, check the closest station to the Tintal branch
- Bring a notebook if you like writing your own verses
FAQ
How much does the everyday poetry series cost?
The activity is free. You only need to sign up or confirm attendance as BibloRed indicates on the official source.
Where does the Senior Club meet?
It takes place at the Manuel Zapata Olivella Public Library, Tintal branch, in the Kennedy locality of Bogotá.
When is the everyday poetry series?
The listed date is October 2. Confirm the day and time on the official page, since schedules can change.
Is this a good plan for seniors?
Yes, the club is built with seniors in mind, though it usually stays open to anyone who wants to read and talk together.
Do I need to bring anything to the meeting?
You only need to bring your own mug for the shared coffee. Wear comfortable clothes and, if you like, bring a poem to share.
How do I sign up or save a spot?
Registration runs through BibloRed. The official page has the link to confirm your spot.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
