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'Radiofónicos' premieres at the National Museum
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'Radiofónicos' premieres at the National Museum

27

September

Sunday

11:30

Museo Nacional de Colombia, Auditorio Teresa Cuervo Borda, Bogotá

Carrera 7 N. 28-66, Bogotá, Colombia

Age:All audiences (especially for early childhood, 0 to 5 years)
Duration:60 min
Doors:11:00

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Free

Free admission until capacity is reached

Tickets not available online

About this event

Updated on 10 de September, 2026
3, 2, 1… on air! Get ready for the premiere of 'Radiofónicos', a theater play specially designed for early childhood, presented by the Nidos program of the Instituto Distrital de las Artes (IDARTES). This production invites the little ones to immerse themselves in a world of sounds, voices, and fantasy, where radio becomes a vehicle for imagination and play. The play aims to stimulate creativity and active listening in children from 0 to 5 years old, accompanied by their families. The performance will take place at the Teresa Cuervo Borda Auditorium of the National Museum of Colombia, an intimate and cozy space that allows a close connection between the artists and the audience. The program includes a single presentation on September 27, 2026, at 11:30 a.m., with free admission until capacity is reached. It is recommended to arrive early to secure a spot, as capacity is limited. The atmosphere will be relaxed and family-friendly, with interactions that seek to awaken the curiosity of babies and young children. To make the most of it, it is suggested to wear comfortable and warm clothing, as the auditorium can be cool. Also, it is recommended to bring children with time to adapt to the space and participate actively. The National Museum of Colombia is located at Carrera 7 N. 28-66, in downtown Bogotá, and is easily accessible by public transport, such as TransMilenio (Calle 26 station) or urban buses. If you come by car, there are nearby paid parking lots. The National Museum of Colombia is one of the most important museums in the country, with a rich history and collections ranging from pre-Columbian times to contemporary art. Its auditorium, named after Teresa Cuervo Borda, is a space dedicated to cultural and educational activities. This play is part of the Nidos program's strategy, which promotes access to the arts for early childhood in Bogotá, reaffirming the commitment to audience development from an early age.

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Arrive 20 minutes early to secure a good spot, as capacity is limited and admission is free.

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