El Chirco: Memories that Sprout Between the Hills
- When
- Fri, Aug 21, 9:00 AM9:00 am
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Rafael Uribe Uribe Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
El Chirco: memories growing in the hills comes to Bogotá as a space to think about agriculture through gardening, cooking, and the city. The Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library opens its doors for an open talk about plants, memory, and caring for the environment, with books and reading as starting points.
The gathering invites you to see the soil as a place full of questions and answers. Which plants connect us to our food traditions? Which practices protect food sovereignty? How do libraries tell the story of a city? These are some of the threads that open up during the event.
You can expect a warm setting with shared reading and group reflection. The event is free, great for families or friends, and a good way to leave with fresh ideas about the connection between what we grow and daily life on the Bogotá hills.
What to expect
- Talk on plants, gardening, and memory
- Free entry, no sign-up needed
- Space to reflect on food sovereignty
- Link between libraries, city, and agriculture
Who it's for
Great for families, book lovers, people curious about urban gardening, and anyone looking for a free cultural activity in Bogotá with an environmental focus and real conversations about food sovereignty and caring for the land.
Tips
- Arrive a few minutes early to get a good spot
- Bring a notebook if you want to jot down ideas or recipes
- Check BibloRed's official page for any schedule updates
- Take time to explore the library and its cultural programs
FAQ
Is El Chirco: memories growing in the hills free?
Yes. Entry is open and there is no cost. Check BibloRed's official page for updated times and any requirements before you go.
Where does the event take place in Bogotá?
It takes place at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library. Find the exact address and TransMilenio routes on the official source.
When is El Chirco: memories growing in the hills?
The planned date is August 21. Times and any changes are confirmed on BibloRed's page, since the schedule can shift.
Is this a good event for kids?
Yes. The talk centers on gardening, plants, and the city, topics that work well for families and open up conversations about food sovereignty with children.
Do I need to reserve a spot?
Since entry is free and open, no reservation is usually needed. Still, check the official source for any last-minute requirements.
How can I attend the event?
Just show up at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library on the day of the event. From this page you can go straight to the official source to confirm details and updated times.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
