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Writing Lab: The Objects That Hold the City

When
Thu, Aug 20, 3:00 PM3:00 pm
Where
Biblioteca Pública Usaquén - Servitá · Usaquén Get directions
Price
Free
Organizer
BibloRed
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About this plan

If you like to write and feel curious about Bogotá's memory, this writing lab at Biblioteca Pública Usaquén Servitá is for you. The session starts with everyday objects, photos, and personal memories, then turns them into short stories where each item speaks about a neighborhood, a family, or a time period.

During the meeting you will practice narrative voice and personification as tools that make a common object work like an archive of urban memory. The plan is free and built for people who want to write from what is close to them and explore the city through its things.

What to expect

  • Creative writing starting from objects and memories
  • Urban memory and narrative voice
  • Personification as the main tool
  • Free entry with prior registration

Who it's for

People over 14 interested in creative writing, in Bogotá's memory, and in the neighborhoods of Usaquén. No previous experience needed.

Tips

  • Arrive 15 minutes early to find the room and check in.
  • Bring a notebook and a pen, even though the space usually has basics.
  • Think ahead about an object with a personal story you want to bring to the session.
  • Check available spots and prior registration at Biblioteca Usaquén Servitá.

FAQ

How much does the writing lab at Biblioteca Usaquén Servitá cost?

Entry is free, according to the source. Still, it is a good idea to confirm the details and registration on BibloRed before you go.

Where does the writing lab Objects That Hold the City take place?

It happens at Biblioteca Pública Usaquén Servitá, in the Usaquén area, north of Bogotá. You can check the exact address on the BibloRed page.

When is the writing lab?

The planned date in the source is August 20. We recommend checking the BibloRed schedule in case times or venue change.

Is this plan good for families or kids?

It is set up as a writing workshop for people over 14. If you go with younger kids, ask the library about the minimum age to join.

Do I need writing experience to attend?

No previous experience is required. The lab works from objects and memories, so you only need the desire to write and explore the city.

How do I sign up for the lab?

From this page we send you to the official listing on BibloRed, where you can see the requirements, the spots, and the sign-up process.

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

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