The science of noise: experiments for listening to the world
- When
- Wed, Sep 23, 4:00 PM4:00 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Francisco José de Caldas - Suba · Suba Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
Ever wonder what happens when science meets music? This free plan in Bogota is worth your time. The Francisco José de Caldas Public Library, at its Suba location, hosts a new round of the Science Club focused on sound and music. The session runs on September 2, and entry is free.
During the activity, the audience dives into the phenomena behind what we hear every day. Waves, vibration, frequency, acoustics, and electricity all show up at the workbench to explain why a guitar sounds the way it does, how a voice travels through a microphone, and what happens inside a concert hall. Everything uses simple materials and homemade devices.
The program arrives during a special year for Bogota rock, so the series connects with the 30th anniversary of Rock al Parque. The goal is to understand, hands-on, that behind every song sits a physical world anyone can explore with curiosity.
What to expect
- Hands-on experiments with everyday materials
- Waves, vibration, and acoustics made simple
- A nod to 30 years of Rock al Parque
- Free activity with open entry
Who it's for
Great for families, curious teens, students, and music fans who want to understand the physics behind music and concerts in Bogota.
Tips
- Arrive early, entry is free until capacity is reached
- Take TransMilenio to Suba and get off at the station closest to the library
- Bring a notebook and pencil for the kids so they can write down their own guesses
FAQ
How much does entry to the Science Club in Suba cost?
Entry is free. You do not need to sign up or buy a ticket. Just show up early to grab a spot.
Where is The Science of Noise in Bogota?
It takes place at the Francisco José de Caldas Public Library, Suba branch. Check the exact address on the official BibloRed page before heading out.
When is the science and music activity?
The scheduled date is September 2. Confirm the day and time on the official source, since last-minute changes can happen.
Is this a good plan for kids and families?
Yes. The experiments use simple materials and welcome general audiences, including younger children, who can join in and ask questions.
Do I need to know about music or physics to attend?
No. The session starts with curiosity and moves through hands-on exercises, so anyone can follow along without prior knowledge.
How do I sign up or buy tickets?
No sign-up needed. Just head to the Suba Library on the day of the event. This page includes a direct link to BibloRed for more details.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
