CaminArte Brings Color, Music, and Flavor to Colinas de Bello Monte Streets

Colinas de Bello Monte in Caracas buzzed with energy as over 50,000 people flocked to the fourth edition of CaminArte on Saturday, May 30. Despite the humid heat, attendees filled the 2.7-kilometer route, which transformed into a vibrant hub of live music, diverse culinary options, and a wide array of artistic expressions for over nine hours.

The event drew crowds of all ages, from families with young children to seniors, all seeking a unique experience. The streets hosted five distinct music stages and 80 vendor stalls, showcasing the talents of approximately 663 artists. Visitors could witness live painting and sculpture creation, and browse handmade crafts like jewelry and personalized clothing, alongside desserts sold by local residents.

To ensure accessibility, organizers offered a free shuttle service from Plaza Alfredo Sadel in Las Mercedes, with large transport units moving attendees efficiently. This initiative encouraged visitors to leave their vehicles at home, though parking was available nearby. The free transport, running until 12:30 a.m., ensured smooth logistics for the event, which concluded its scheduled programming at 11:00 p.m. with a performance by La Dimensión Latina.