Festival Reverso Bogotá: palabras que resuenan
- When
- Sat, Oct 3, 2:30 PM2:30 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Rafael Uribe Uribe Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
Festival Reverso Bogota: Words That Resonate is a different kind of stop on the city’s cultural calendar. It mixes poetry, sound, and memory in a friendly format for people who like to read, listen, and create at the same time.
The setup works like a literary café. Each meeting opens a conversation between the written word and other arts. Rhymes, rhythms, and echoes cross paths with music, the body, the image, and spoken word, all served with the calm of an afternoon among books.
If you want a free thing to do in Bogota, away from the usual concerts and exhibits, this is a solid pick. It’s a place to see how a poem can sound different when someone reads it out loud, with company and a cup of coffee.
What to expect
- Poetry in conversation with music and spoken word
- Literary café format with a relaxed feel
- Free entry, no sign-up needed
- Closing open conversation about the readings
- Reading, listening, and creating in one session
Who it's for
Great for poetry fans, readers, and anyone who likes quiet cultural plans in Bogota. Also a good free afternoon activity for visitors and locals looking for something different.
Tips
- Arrive early to grab a good seat since entry is free
- Bring a notebook if you like to jot down ideas or lines you hear
- Check the full schedule on BibloRed because the format can change between dates
- Take time to explore the library before or after the session
FAQ
How much does entry to Festival Reverso Bogota cost?
Entry is free. You don’t need a ticket. Just show up at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Library on the day of the event.
Where does Festival Reverso Bogota take place?
It takes place at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library in Bogota. Check the exact address and directions on the BibloRed website.
When is Festival Reverso Bogota: Words That Resonate?
The scheduled date is October 3. Confirm the day and time on the official source since the schedule can change.
Is this event good for families or kids?
Yes. It’s a calm cultural activity. It depends on the child’s age and interest in reading and music, but the setting works for all audiences.
Do I need to register before attending?
Based on the available info, entry is free and no sign-up is needed. Still, it’s smart to check the BibloRed page before you go.
Can I buy tickets online?
Not applicable since this is a free event. To plan your visit, just confirm the details on the official source.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
