Trails That Tell Stories
- When
- Fri, Oct 2, 9:30 AM9:30 am
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública Fontibón · Fontibón Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
If you like plans that mix walking, nature, and reading the land around you, this free event in the city is for you. 'Storytelling Trails' is an invitation from BibloRed to walk paths like the Vicachá trail and see the landscape with fresh eyes.
During the experience you will walk, observe, and talk with others. You will also create group stories that connect the memory of the place with the sounds, tracks, and ecosystems you find along the way. The idea is simple but powerful. Walking becomes a way to learn about the land and the communities that have cared for it.
It is a different stop on Bogota's cultural calendar. You do not need prior experience, only the desire to walk, listen, and share. Check the date, meeting point, and full details on the official page before you go.
What to expect
- Guided walk along Bogota's trails
- Observation and group storytelling exercises
- Open and free gathering
- A link between nature, memory, and place
Who it's for
Curious people looking for a free cultural plan in Puente Aranda, ideal for nature lovers, readers, and anyone who enjoys guided walks through the city.
Tips
- Arrive early at the meeting point so you can sign in without rushing.
- Wear comfortable clothes and bring water and sun protection for the walk.
- Check the source to see if you need to register ahead of time or can simply show up on the day.
FAQ
How much does the 'Storytelling Trails' workshop cost?
The workshop is free, according to the source. You only need to register or show up on time at the meeting point. Check the official page in case conditions change.
Where does the workshop take place in Bogota?
It takes place at the Néstor Forero Alcalá Public Library in the Puente Aranda area. Confirm the exact address and the starting point of the walk in the source.
When is 'Storytelling Trails' happening?
The planned date is August 27. Since it can change, we recommend checking the day and time on the official BibloRed page before you go.
Is this a good plan for families or kids?
It is a workshop for a general audience, with walking, observation, and story creation. If you bring small children, check with the source to see if there is a recommended minimum age for the walk.
How do I sign up for the workshop?
From this page you can go straight to the official source of the event, where you will find the sign-up steps, requirements, and contact info for the organizers.
Do I need to bring any materials to the workshop?
For the walk we recommend comfortable clothes, water, and sunscreen. If the workshop calls for a notebook or any specific material, you will see it listed on the BibloRed page.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
