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title: "The music of plants"
description: "Cycle 'The Music of Plants' at Bogotá's Rafael Uribe Uribe Library. Talks on crops, food sovereignty, and the environment. Free admission."
image: "https://quehacer.enbogota.app/images/eventos/abejaportal_1.webp"
date: "2026-09-25T09:00:00-05:00"
category: "Music"
source: "BibloRed"
canonical: "https://quehacer.enbogota.app/en/evento/la-musica-de-las-plantas"
---

# The music of plants

- **When:** Fri, Sep 25, 9:00 AM
- **Where:** Biblioteca Pública Rafael Uribe Uribe
- **Price:** Free
- **Category:** Music
- **Organizer:** BibloRed
- **Source:** [BibloRed](https://biblored.gov.co/programate/la-musica-de-las-plantas)

## About this plan

The Music of Plants is a series of community gatherings that blends conversation, reading, and reflection around the plant world. The series asks practical questions. What secrets do plants hold? What do we gain from growing them? How does that care connect with food sovereignty and Bogotá's cultural identity?

The sessions take place at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library, a space built for open dialogue. Across the cycle, the program explores growing practices, the role of plants in caring for the environment, and how libraries become meeting spots to talk about what we eat and how we grow it.

If urban farming, traditional foodways, or learning something new in a cultural space interests you, this free plan gives you a reason to visit a Bogotá library and join in.

- Sessions on growing food and food sovereignty
- Open dialogue with the community
- Set in a Bogotá public library
- Reflection on plants, food, and the environment
- Free admission, no cost

## Who it's for

This plan suits families, students, urban farming fans, anyone curious about traditional foodways, and people interested in environmental and food sovereignty topics who want to take part in a Bogotá cultural space.

## Tips

- Arrive a few minutes early to grab a good seat in the room.
- Check the BibloRed schedule to confirm the exact time of each session.
- If you bring kids, talk with them about where food comes from before the talk.
- Write down your questions. The format invites the audience to speak.

## FAQ

**How much does 'The Music of Plants' cost in Bogotá?**

This plan is free. Admission is open and no sign-up is needed, though it is wise to confirm with BibloRed in case the format changes.

**Where does 'The Music of Plants' take place?**

The cycle runs at the Rafael Uribe Uribe Public Library in Bogotá. Check the exact address and directions on the official BibloRed page.

**When is 'The Music of Plants'?**

The listed date is September 25. See the full schedule on BibloRed to confirm times and any extra sessions.

**Is this a good plan for kids?**

Yes, it works well for families. The topic of plants and growing tends to pull kids in and gives you something to talk about at home afterward.

**How do I sign up or reserve a spot?**

No ticket purchase is needed. From this page you can go straight to the official source (BibloRed) to see the cycle details and reserve if required.

**What is the cycle about?**

The talks cover plant secrets, the benefits of growing them, food sovereignty, caring for the environment, and plants that help preserve traditional food roots.

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