February 2026 in Bogotá: Concerts, Festivals and Fairs to Feel the City's Pulse

February in Bogotá: When the City Awakens with Rhythm and Color

February in Bogotá isn't just the month of love; it's the month when the city stretches its arms after the year-end holidays and prepares to welcome the first quarter with a cultural offering that seems designed to prove that we never stop here. While the Bogotá chill holds firm in the mornings, hearts warm up with the promise of concerts that make the ground shake, festivals that transform streets into galleries, and fairs that celebrate our local culture. This February 2026, the agenda is loaded with confirmed events that already have the city talking.

Highlighted Events: The Ones You Can't Miss

Ruta Teatro 2026 (February 5 to March 1, various venues in Bogotá). According to the Secretariat of Culture, Recreation and Sport, this performing arts festival activates theater circuits every weekend in the Teusaquillo and La Candelaria-Santa Fe districts, with over 80 shows organized into four consecutive circuits. Tickets are available at 30,000 pesos (general) and 20,000 pesos (students and seniors over 60), and it's a prelude to the Ibero-American Festival of Living Arts in March.

Additionally, February brings other must-see events: the Doja Cat concert on February 15 at Movistar Arena, one of the most anticipated of the month; the free Media Torta concert on February 8 with peasant music; and the Festival Ondas from February 13 to 21 at Simón Bolívar Park with international artists. For more details, check the official cultural agenda.

Free Events and Outdoor Activities

On Sundays in February, Bogotá's Ciclovía takes place from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., with free activities such as skate learning, bicycle skill tracks, and family play stations. According to Bogotá's Mayor's Office, on Sunday, February 1, there were skate classes at Carrera 50 with Calle 2 D and a skill track at Carrera 15 with Calle 106. Additionally, for 2026, services have been expanded with 40 new allies and more Bici School points. For cultural activities, the official agenda includes theater routes in public spaces, though some Ruta Teatro functions have costs.

Family Events and Plans for Children

At the Botanical Garden, the exhibition "Flowers that Tell Stories" guides families along paths where each plant has an associated indigenous legend. On Sundays at 10 AM, there are free guided tours with prior registration on their website. For other family activities, check the official Secretariat of Culture agenda, as no confirmed information was found about the "Playing with Science" Festival at the Children's Museum for February 2026.

Practical Tips: How to Get Around Bogotá in February

For events like Ruta Teatro, use TransMilenio and check stations near the venues. Avoid driving: traffic can become chaotic. Tickets for major events always sell out, so buy in advance on official platforms. Always check the official Bogotá Mayor's Office agenda for last-minute updates: in February they often add surprise events.

February in Bogotá is that month when the city proves that culture isn't a luxury, but the pulse that keeps us alive. Between the rhythm of confirmed events and the colors of festivals, between the flavors of the savannah and the laughter of children in museums, there's a clear message: here, starting the year means doing it with awakened senses.

Check the official agenda for last-minute updates and share your favorite events.