Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.
Free-form, Bebop, New Wave, Latin – you can hear it all at Revellion on Jazz Wednesdays. Featuring a live trio, quartet or band, see Facebook for changing weekly bands and jazz genres. Can you follow the line or will you be left behind in the intro?
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Plus, Revellion are offering a 31% discount for payments using Mastercard credit or debit on everything until Jan 1 2019
One of Bogotá’s homes of salsa, the centre’s iconic venue Quiebra Canto, opens its doors for a weekly salsa class for beginners and more experienced dancers alike. Learn how to keep up in the club, or come along to show the beginners how it’s done – either way it’ll be a fun evening that leaves you gasping for a break.
Latin rhythms group dance class with La Suculenta. Salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton – everything you need for a night on a Colombian dance floor! This professional school of dance will have you moving to the music in no time at all.
Classes free for first timers and perfect for beginners.
Avoid getting your downward dog mixed up with your cat pose if you’re not confident with your Spanish in this class with Alejandro Gonzalez. Healthy living without any confusion.
Get your weekly film fix in with BogoShorts, a showcasing of some of the best in Colombian and international short films and documentaries. Often showing prize-winning cinema, at no cost, there really isn’t a reason not to go along and get swept into the stories.
Are you nervous about public speaking? Does the thought of a wedding speech or office event have your knees knocking? Well no need to worry, we have a workshop for you. The Bogotá Toastmasters Club are part of a global non-profit and meet every week to improve their speaking and leadership skills – newcomers are welcome.
Related: What else is there to do in Bogotá?
Need to improve your Spanish, or just fancy learning a new language? Come along to this language exchange, held every Wednesday in the centre of Bogotá with native speakers from all around the world, and good coffee besides.