The memory of the ancestors
- When
- Wed, Sep 30, 2:30 PM2:30 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Público Escolar La Marichuela · Usme Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
The Memory of the Ancestors is a session of BibloRed's Non-Fiction Club. It centers on a conversation around Ancestors Day. Through video stories, personal testimonies, and memory maps, the gathering invites you to look at migration stories, inherited knowledge, and traditional trades that pass from one generation to the next in Bogotá families.
The session mixes screenings, art pieces, and shared reading and storytelling. It takes place at the Biblioteca Público Escolar La Marichuela in Usme, a quiet neighborhood library where neighbors and visitors can trade memories.
Entry is free and open to the public. It works well if you care about identity, territory, and historical memory in Bogotá.
What to expect
- A session of BibloRed's Non-Fiction Club
- Screenings, testimonies, and memory maps
- A gathering on migration and family knowledge
- Free entry in Usme
- A space to share reading and oral storytelling
Who it's for
It fits curious readers, students, teachers, and families who care about historical memory, migration, and traditional trades in Bogotá.
Tips
- Arrive early to get a good seat in the room.
- Check the updated schedule on BibloRed before you go.
- Bring a notebook if you want to write down thoughts during the talk.
- If you come from another part of Bogotá, plan your TransMilenio ride to Usme in advance.
FAQ
Is The Memory of the Ancestors free?
Yes, entry is free. BibloRed organizes this free event at the Biblioteca Público Escolar La Marichuela in Usme.
Where is the Non-Fiction Club session held?
It takes place at the Biblioteca Público Escolar La Marichuela in Usme, in the south of Bogotá. Check the exact address and directions on the BibloRed page.
When is The Memory of the Ancestors?
The planned date is September 30. We suggest you confirm the day and time with the official source, since the schedule can change.
What does the activity include?
It mixes video screenings, reading, and a guided talk about migration, traditional trades, and family memories, with art pieces and memory resources.
Is this a good plan for families or kids?
It is built for dialogue and reading, so families with older kids who enjoy stories can enjoy it together. Younger children can also attend with an adult.
How do I sign up or reserve a spot?
It usually does not require sign-up. Still, check the BibloRed page to confirm whether the workshop asks for registration.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
