For many people in Bogotá, libraries are common spaces to spend several hours between books, academic consultations, personal readings or moments of silent study. These places are part of the routine of students, researchers and citizens who find there a meeting point with knowledge. However, those who frequent these spaces will have to adjust their agenda during the first weeks of 2026. The Public Library Network of Bogotá, BibloRed, reported that between January 6 and 29, 2026, partial closures will be carried out in different reading spaces in the city due to the annual inventory. According to the entity, 28 libraries Public spaces, two reading rooms and 12 BibloEstaciones will have temporary modifications in their operation. Why are libraries in Bogotá closing in January 2026? BibloRed explained that inventories are carried out every year with the aim of reviewing, organizing and updating the bibliographic and recreational materials available at each location. This procedure allows maintaining control of physical resources, optimizing consultations and improving the user experience. The closures will be partial and staggered, so the Network will not stop operating completely. Read also: Vacation swimming course opens for boys and girls in BogotáDates of partial closure of public libraries in Bogotá📅 January 6La Victoria Public LibraryBosa Public LibraryTimiza Public LibraryPublic Library FairsLa Peña Public Library📅 7th and 8th January Usaquén Public Library – Servitá La Marichuela Public School Library Fontibón Public Library Arborizadora Alta Public Library Soledad Lamprea Public Library – Perdomo 📅 January 13 FUGAB Public Library CEFE Public Library Fontanar del Río Néstor Forero Alcalá Public Library – Puente Aranda 📅 14 JanuaryEl Parque Public LibraryCEFE Cometas Public LibraryPasquilla Public School Library📅 January 15Sport Public LibraryVenice Public LibrarySumapaz Public School Library📅January 16Citizen Participation Public LibraryEl Mirador Public LibraryRafael Uribe Uribe Public Library📅January 20 JanuaryVirgilio Barco Public LibraryGabriel García Márquez Public Library – El TunalCarlos E. Restrepo Public Library📅 January 27Manuel Zapata Olivella Public Library – El TintalJulio Mario Santo Domingo Public LibraryFrancisco José de Caldas Public Library – SubaYou may be interested in: How many days of vacation per month in Colombia 2026?Closing of rooms reading📅 January 13Reading Room Casa LGBTI Diana Navarro📅 January 14Reading Room Casa LGBTI Sebastián RomeroClosing of BibloEstaciones in TransMilenio and TransMiCable📅 January 20BibloEstación BanderasBibloEstación HéroesBibloEstación Portal Suba📅January 21BibloEstación Portal Américas📅 22 JanuaryBibloEstación Portal Sur📅 January 27BibloEstación San DiegoBibloEstación General SantanderBibloEstación Portal July 20📅January 28BibloEstación Portal El DoradoBibloEstación Portal UsmeBibloEstación Ricaurte📅January 29BibloEstación Tunal TransMiCable
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