"La Rochela," Listening Laboratory
- When
- Sat, Sep 26, 4:00 PM4:00 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Manuel Zapata Olivella - Tintal · Kennedy Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
If you like exploring the world with your ears, La Rochela is a listening lab you need to know about in Bogotá. The idea is simple and powerful. We gather around records, podcasts, and soundscapes to travel through stories, characters, cultures, and places through sound.
The meeting opens a space to recognize our own ways of listening too. These are habits we tend to take for granted. Each session picks a different topic and leaves room to talk, share, and let the sound take you somewhere.
It is a calm, free, and different plan. It works well if you want a cultural break from the routine in Kennedy. Check the date and details on the official source before you go.
What to expect
- A gathering around records and podcasts
- Soundscapes from around the world and Colombia
- Room to share different ways of listening
- Free entry, no sign-up needed
- Hosted at Biblioteca Pública del Tintal
Who it's for
This plan fits music curious people, record lovers, amateur podcasters, and anyone who enjoys sound as a cultural experience. It works solo or in a small group.
Tips
- Arrive a few minutes early so you can find the room.
- Bring headphones if you want to catch small details in the clips.
- Check BibloRed to see if the session needs sign-up.
FAQ
How much does it cost to enter La Rochela lab?
Entry is free. You do not need a ticket or a sign-up, although it is a good idea to confirm the details on the BibloRed page.
Where is La Rochela listening lab located?
It takes place at Biblioteca Pública Manuel Zapata Olivella, Tintal branch, in the Kennedy district of Bogotá.
When is La Rochela in September?
Sessions run on Saturdays in September. You can find the exact date of each meeting on the official source.
Is this a good plan for families or kids?
It is a cultural activity aimed at a general audience. If you go with young kids, check the session format first to make sure it fits their age.
What do you listen to at the lab?
Records, podcasts, and soundscapes from different parts of the world, with room to talk about what each person hears.
How do I find out about upcoming sessions?
All updated info shows up on the BibloRed page, the official source for this event.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
