EVA Love Edition Fashion Fair Closes at Bogotá’s Parque de la 93 on 20 September
EVA Love Edition Bogotá 2026 reaches its final four days: the fashion, design and food fair at Parque de la 93 and Pabellón 94 closes on Sunday 20 September after a two-weekend run.
The EVA Love Edition fair in Bogotá, Colombia, runs its closing days at Parque de la 93 and ends on Sunday 20 September 2026.
Key Facts
- The run. Two blocks of dates: 10 to 13 September and 17 to 20 September 2026.
- Where. Parque de la 93 and Pabellón 94, at Calle 94 with Carrera 13 in Bogotá.
- What is there. Fashion, design, gastronomy, home and décor, with music across the site.
- Prices. Entry prices were not published in the sources available.
- Closing. Sunday 20 September 2026 is the last day.
EVA Love Edition Bogotá 2026: The Last Four Days
The Love Edition of EVA has been running in Bogotá since 10 September 2026. It is now in its second and final block of dates, from 17 to 20 September.
The fair occupies Parque de la 93 and the adjacent Pabellón 94, at Calle 94 with Carrera 13. Sunday 20 September is the closing day.
What Is Actually on Site
EVA is a mixed fair rather than a single-category market. The listed strands are fashion, design, gastronomy, and home and décor, with music running across the site.
That mix is the format’s selling point and its limitation. Visitors looking for one specific category will find it alongside several others rather than on its own.
Parque de la 93 as a Venue
Parque de la 93 is a small park in Bogotá’s Chicó district, ringed by restaurants and offices. It is one of the city’s standard sites for open-air commercial events.
The Pabellón 94 next to it provides covered space. In a Bogotá September, where afternoon rain is normal, that covered half matters more than the programme suggests.
The Price Question
Entry prices were not published in the sources available when this article was filed. Fairs of this type in Bogotá range from free entry to a modest door charge.
We are not going to guess at a figure. Readers should check the organiser’s channels before travelling across the city, particularly for the final weekend.
Where This Fits in Bogotá’s Calendar
September is one of the busier months in the Bogotá events calendar, between the mid-year festivals and the December season. Commercial fairs cluster in this window.
Two-weekend runs have become the standard shape for them. It lets organisers use the same build twice, and it gives visitors a second chance if the first weekend rains.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
Chicó is one of the easier parts of Bogotá for newcomers to navigate, with taxis and ride apps readily available. The park itself is small, so the fair is walkable in an hour or two.
Bogotá sits at about 2,600 metres, roughly 8,500 feet, and afternoons turn cool quickly. A jacket is the standard advice for any open-air event in the city.
Going on the Final Weekend
Closing weekends at fairs of this kind tend to be the busiest, and some stallholders reduce prices on the last day. Neither pattern is guaranteed here.
What is confirmed is the end date. After Sunday 20 September the site returns to being an ordinary city park.
Who These Fairs Are Built For
EVA sits in a particular part of the Bogotá market: independent Colombian brands rather than international chains. That is the reason to go and also the reason some visitors leave empty-handed.
Prices at fairs like this usually sit above a shopping centre and below a designer boutique. Buyers are paying for small production runs rather than for a label.
Getting There Without a Car
The nearest TransMilenio access is on Avenida Caracas, a longer walk than most visitors want. In practice almost everyone arrives by taxi or ride app.
Calle 94 is a short street and traffic builds around the park in the evening. Being dropped a block away and walking in is usually faster than waiting at the entrance.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the EVA Love Edition end?
On Sunday 20 September 2026. The fair ran from 10 to 13 September and again from 17 to 20 September.
Where does it take place?
At Parque de la 93 and the adjacent Pabellón 94, at Calle 94 with Carrera 13 in Bogotá.
How much is entry?
Entry prices were not published in the sources available at the time of writing.
What can I find there?
Fashion, design, gastronomy and home décor, with music across the site.
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Sources: EVA fair listing and Bogotá agenda (consulted 17 September 2026).
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