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About this event
Updated on 17 de July, 2026
For the first time, Bogotá will be the global host of International Moon Day, and Maloka opens its doors for this historic gathering. This unique event celebrates lunar exploration and space science with activities for the whole family. From 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., attendees can enjoy interactive workshops, talks with experts, astronomical observations, and exhibits about the Moon and space. The atmosphere will be one of discovery and wonder, ideal for sparking scientific curiosity in children and adults. It is recommended to arrive early to take advantage of all activities and wear comfortable clothing. Maloka, a renowned interactive science and technology center in Bogotá, offers accessible facilities and a safe learning environment. Don't miss this unique opportunity to celebrate the Moon with experts and enthusiasts!
Malokal Insider Tip
“Arrive early to secure a spot in the most popular workshops.”
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