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The daytime sky

When
Wed, Sep 30, 9:30 AM9:30 am
Where
Biblioteca Pública Rafael Uribe Uribe Get directions
Price
Free
Organizer
BibloRed
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About this plan

El cielo de día is a free cultural gathering in Bogotá that brings together music, read-aloud sessions, and the stories of older adults. The event takes place at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library, a quiet setting to talk about what songs, books, and neighborhood memory can teach us.

The format invites you to sit, listen, and share. Texts and melodies open up spaces for creativity, play, and conversation that recover popular knowledge and let it speak with the written word. It works well if you want a calm thing to do in Bogotá, away from traffic noise and close to culture.

Entry is free, so all you need is the willingness to join. Check the BibloRed page to confirm the exact time and details of the series.

What to expect

  • A gathering of music, reading, and oral storytelling
  • Stories from older adults paired with texts
  • A space for memory and conversation
  • Free entry at a public library
  • A cultural plan to enjoy in Bogotá

Who it's for

It works well for older adults, families, curious readers, and music lovers who want a calm, free cultural plan tied to memory in Bogotá.

Tips

  • Arrive early to get a good seat in the room.
  • Ask the library if the series has more dates scheduled.
  • Bring a notebook if you like writing down lines or songs that come up.
  • Ask at your nearest BibloRed about other similar activities.
  • Take some time to explore the library spaces before or after the gathering.

FAQ

Is El cielo de día free?

Yes. Entry is open to everyone, so you don't need a ticket. Just show up at the library at the listed time.

Where does El cielo de día take place in Bogotá?

The gathering is held at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library. Check the BibloRed page to confirm the exact address and how to get there.

When is El cielo de día?

The scheduled date is September 30, though the official source confirms the time and any changes. We recommend checking before you leave home.

Is this a plan for older adults?

The gathering is designed with older adults in mind, but it is open to anyone who wants to join the exchange of knowledge.

Do I need to sign up in advance?

Since entry is free, showing up is usually enough. If the gathering requires registration, the details will appear on the BibloRed page.

Can I bring kids?

Yes, it is a calm activity suited for families. Keep in mind that the format centers on stories from older adults and on reading.

Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.

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