Kulturbrücke Bogota – Wien

Name: Kulturbrücke Bogota – Wien
Start: 2026-10-17
End: 2026-10-18
Location: WUK, initiatives rooms, entrance F

Oct 17–18

WUK, initiatives rooms, entrance F, 1090Währinger Straße 59, Eingang F, 1090 WienDirections

Indoors

Donations requested.

Source: WUK / Verein Kukele

What to expect

Two benefit days support Visajes Guerreros de la Gaitana from Bogotá through films, photography, discussion, readings and music. Saturday includes project presentations, a panel and Harry Wetterstein. Sunday starts at 11 am with a Colombian music brunch, a reading by Ingeborg Schwab and music by Eva Peroni and Sebastian Fonseca. Saturday start-time notice, 17 October: the linked organiser flyer says 5 pm, while the WUK website says 6 pm. These details conflict; please check with [email protected] before visiting. No confirmed Saturday start time is therefore listed.

Programme

Upcoming dates

Sat 17 Oct
Harry WettersteinWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sat 17 Oct
Panel on the initiative from BogotáWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sat 17 Oct
Project presentations: films, photography and exhibitionWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sun 18 Oct
Eva Peroni and Sebastian FonsecaWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sun 18 Oct
Colombian music brunch and reading: Ingeborg SchwabWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F

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Kulturbrücke Bogota – Wien

Oct 17–18

WUK, initiatives rooms, entrance F, 1090Währinger Straße 59, Eingang F, 1090 WienDirections

Indoors

Donations requested.

Source: WUK / Verein Kukele

What to expect

Programme

Upcoming dates

Sat 17 Oct
Harry WettersteinWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sat 17 Oct
Panel on the initiative from BogotáWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sat 17 Oct
Project presentations: films, photography and exhibitionWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sun 18 Oct
Eva Peroni and Sebastian FonsecaWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F
Sun 18 Oct
Colombian music brunch and reading: Ingeborg SchwabWUK, Initiativenräume, Eingang F

This weekend Art and culture

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Our picks land in your inbox every Monday: Get the Monday Radar.

More ideas in Vienna

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Next date · Fri, Oct 16

Meidling Swap Meet

MILA Community Room, 1120

What to expect

until Oct 26

Living and Working in Vienna: Contemporary Art from Vienna

Kunsthalle Wien – Museumsquartier and Karlsplatz, 1070

What to expect

until Nov 15

Charts on the Table! – Changing Worldviews

Klosterneuburg Monastery – Sala Terrena Gallery

What to expect

Historical sources from the monastery’s archive, library and art collections use maps, scientific works, travel diaries and expedition records to show how worldviews have changed.