Manual para sobrevivir al futuro
- When
- Sat, Oct 3, 3:00 PM3:00 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública CEFE Fontanar del Río Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
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About this plan
If you like poetry that breaks the usual rules, the Manual to Survive the Future series will catch your attention. It is a run of gatherings where reading meets science fiction, the strange, and the absurd, chasing possible worlds we have not pictured yet. A solid reason to visit the CEFE Fontanar del Río Public Library and let yourself drift into literary ideas that feel far from the usual.
The next session lands on October 3 in the Suba district, with free entry. The aim is to test how the written word can crack open futures that feel strange, uneasy, or simply off-script. If you want a free cultural plan in Bogotá and a head full of new images by the end, put this series on your list.
What to expect
- Experimental poetry series in Bogotá
- A push into sci-fi and the strange
- Hosted at Fontanar del Río Library
- Free entry, no sign-up needed
- Part of BibloRed's Leer el Mundo program
Who it's for
A good fit for curious readers, fans of experimental poetry, sci-fi lovers, and anyone who enjoys free cultural plans at Bogotá libraries.
Tips
- Show up early to grab a good spot in the room.
- Check BibloRed's page for the exact start time and any date changes.
- Take a few minutes to walk around the library and see the rest of the CEFE Fontanar del Río space.
- Bring a notebook if you like jotting down lines or ideas that hit you.
FAQ
How much does it cost to attend Manual to Survive the Future?
Entry is free, according to BibloRed. Just show up at the library on the day of the event.
Where does Manual to Survive the Future take place in Bogotá?
It runs at the CEFE Fontanar del Río Public Library, in the Suba district. Check BibloRed's page for the exact address before you head out.
When is Manual to Survive the Future?
The planned date is October 3. Schedules can shift, so look at the updated BibloRed calendar before you go.
Is this a family-friendly plan?
It depends on the kids' age and whether they enjoy experimental poetry and sci-fi. If they like reading and listening to read-alouds, it can be a good pick.
Do I need to sign up or reserve a spot?
Most BibloRed activities like this one do not require sign-up, but check the official page in case they ask for registration or have a capacity cap.
How can I find more details about the series?
You can see the full details and any updates on BibloRed's official page through our link.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
