Saturday, August 31, starting at 2:00 p.m., over 900 artists of all ages will take to the streets from La Santamaría Cultural Square along Carrera 7 to Calle 12 in the Manuel Murillo Toro building to celebrate one of the capital's most vibrant traditions.
The localities of Usaquén, San Cristóbal, Suba, Barrios Unidos, Los Mártires, Puente Aranda, Rafael Uribe Uribe and Sumapaz will showcase their colorful proposals as a result of community work that highlights the cultural richness, creativity, and diversity of the city.
With their mix of music, dance and visual art, each troupe not only celebrates local traditions but also addresses social and current issues, making this event a reflection of widespread feelings and a symbol of capital pride. This celebration, among others, will be the closing of Bogota's 486 years of celebration.
How to get there?
- By private vehicle: To get to La Santamaría Cultural Square at Carrera 6 #26-50, you can take Avenida Caracas until you reach Carrera 7, and then head north towards Carrera 6. You will find it there, next to the Planetarium. . Alternatively, you can take Calle 26 heading east, continue until Calle 10, and take Carrera 7 to the north and turn right.
- TransMilenio: Take a TransMilenio route to the Museo Nacional station and walk east along Carrera 7. La Santamaría Cultural Square is located at Carrera 6 #26-50.
- SITP: Take a SITP bus that drops you off near the Museo Nacional station. From there, walk towards Carrera 6 #26-50, where the La Santamaría Cultural Plaza is located.
- Clarification: Since there will be a parade on Carrera 7 to Calle 12, it is recommended to check the routes and find a good place to enjoy the event before setting off.
