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Women Who Portray the City / Women's Circle

When
Wed, Sep 23, 2:00 PM2:00 pm
Where
Biblioteca Pública La Victoria Get directions
Price
Free
Organizer
BibloRed
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About this plan

The Women's Circle 'Women Who Portray the City' is a free gathering at La Victoria Public Library in Bogotá. It invites you to look closely at the images of women that fill the urban space. With questions like what stories hide behind monuments with female faces or what visual narratives live in our neighborhoods, the talk opens a door to rethink how women have been told in the city.

The session also brings up the role of art as a tool to spotlight issues and speak up for women's rights. It is a great fit if you care about feminism, photography, neighborhood memory, or you just want to join a friendly and thoughtful dialogue. Entry is free and open to the public.

What to expect

  • Free and open to the public gathering
  • Conversation about women in urban space
  • Reflection on art and women's rights
  • Venue: La Victoria Public Library

Who it's for

A great plan for university students, Biblored readers, neighbors in the area, and anyone interested in feminism, photography, and Bogotá's local memory.

Tips

  • Arrive early, the room may have limited space
  • Bring a notebook and pen if you want to take notes during the talk
  • Check the exact time and date on the BibloRed website before you go
  • Look up how to reach La Victoria Library by TransMilenio or by bike

FAQ

How much does the Women's Circle at La Victoria Library cost?

Entry is free. You do not need to register, but it is smart to check the details on the BibloRed page.

Where does 'Women Who Portray the City' take place?

It happens at La Victoria Public Library in Bogotá. You can find the exact address and TransMilenio routes on the official source.

When is the gathering?

It is set for September 23. Confirm the day and time on the BibloRed page, since the schedule can change.

Is this a family-friendly plan for kids?

The content is aimed at teens and adults. If you bring small kids, keep in mind it is a reflective talk that asks for some focus.

Do I need to bring anything or sign up first?

No sign-up or special materials are needed. Just show up ready to join, and bring a notebook if you like to take notes.

How can I sign up or see more BibloRed events?

From this page we point you to the official BibloRed source, where you can find full details and the calendar for other activities.

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

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