Vive Claro 2026

Vive Claro, Bogotá's new open-air events district

Vive Claro opened on 27 July 2025 with a concert by Colombian duo Jessi Uribe and Paola Jara, instantly becoming the largest purpose-built events venue in the Colombian capital. Located in the Salitre area between Calle 26, Calle 53 and Carrera 60, it holds up to 40,000 people and anchors the 24-hectare Distrito Verde, a green district that also includes festival grounds and a 5,800-capacity pavilion for circuses, exhibitions and cultural events.

Its first season set the tone: Green Day in August 2025, Guns N' Roses in October and Linkin Park later the same month, alongside major Latin acts, placing Bogotá firmly on the global touring map.

Inside the venue: a modular bowl

Vive Claro was conceived as a modular space — the stage and site configuration adjust to each production, so capacity and the mix of flat floor and tiered, numbered sections change from show to show. Because layouts differ per event, the seating map displayed at purchase is the definitive reference for where each section sits relative to the stage for your date.

Getting there

The venue is exceptionally well connected by TransMilenio: the closest stations are Salitre-El Greco – Vive Claro and CAN – British Council on the Calle 26 (Avenida El Dorado) trunk line, served by 17 trunk routes, with 7 de Agosto and Movistar Arena on the NQS Central line also within reach. TransMiZonal buses stop along Avenida 68, Carrera 60 and Calles 53 and 63. Pedestrian entrances open on Carrera 50 and Calle 53 on event days.

Frequently asked questions

How many people does Vive Claro hold? Up to 40,000, with a modular design that adjusts capacity to each event.

When did it open? On 27 July 2025, with Jessi Uribe and Paola Jara headlining the first show.

What is the easiest way to arrive? TransMilenio on the Calle 26 trunk line, alighting at Salitre-El Greco – Vive Claro or CAN – British Council.