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Familias de Colores gatherings: the memory of each circle

We play to find each other. This is how it's gone.

Circles for adults and family gatherings we've already shared, with their real photos.

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Aerial view of the big circle of Familias de Colores families at El Nido, El Carmen de Viboral

Memories of our gatherings

Every circle is different. They all end in color.


This is where we keep the memory of the gatherings we've already shared: where they happened, who came, and what stayed with us. The photos are real, just as each gathering happened.

Want to join the next one? Check the dates under upcoming gatherings.

Ganesh · International circle

Thursday, August 13, 2026


People from different countries around the world sat down in a circle, and even though each of them brought their own language, we all spoke just one: the language of play and presence. On the wooden floor, surrounded by colored fabric, with the board in the middle and the veils slowly settling over our shoulders, nobody needed a translation to recognize each other.

Adults sitting on the floor around the Familias de Colores board, surrounded by colored fabric Two participants wrapped in violet veils, smiling during the game Three participants in blue veils sitting by the board

Alma Mágica · Circle for Adults

Sunday, August 9, 2026 · Bogotá


A circle of young adults in Bogotá where magical things happened, the kind that only happen in the space the game opens up: a place where one person dares to show themselves and another dares to truly look. By the end, everyone was wrapped in their veil, together beneath the colored star.

A group of young adults in colored veils at the end of a Familias de Colores circle

Narabema · Circle for health professionals

Wednesday, August 5, 2026


A circle of health professionals from many fields: dentists, doctors, oncologists, therapists and eurythmists. People who spend their days caring for others sat down for a few hours and let the game care for them. They took off their white coats without taking them off, recognized themselves in the colors, and played, and it was beautiful. Thank you to Narabema, a highly respected name in Colombia, and to its director, Jorge Vega, for opening the door to this gathering.

About twenty adults standing in colored veils around a candle at the end of the circle Adults sitting in a circle in a room draped in rainbow fabric at the start of the gathering

Jardín Waldorf La Tribu del Sol · Parent workshop

Friday, July 31, 2026 · El Carmen de Viboral


A parent workshop full of laughter. The kids kept coming up to the board to move the pieces and, little by little, the grown-ups forgot about teaching: they remembered what it's like to really play, without having to explain anything. By the end, they were wearing the colors too.

Families sitting in a large circle around the board in a wooden house A view of the full circle of families around the board Families in colored veils sitting in a circle Cristiam Herrán explaining the game to the families

Bosque Escuela Santa Elena · Back to school

Tuesday, July 14, 2026


The new school term began with a wonderful gathering: every age together in a bamboo gazebo in the middle of the forest. Nature held us, and in the game we recognized the colors that live in Mother Earth: the green of the hills, the yellow of the light, the blue of the sky between the leaves. The kids played on their knees around the board, and the gathering ended with the whole group dressed in color.

Families and kids in colored veils in a bamboo gazebo at the end of the gathering A view of the bamboo gazebo with families playing in a circle around the board Mothers in colored veils and kids around the board Two participants taking on a movement challenge next to the board

Jardín Infantil y Centro Cultural El Nido · Family gathering

Saturday, June 20, 2026 · El Carmen de Viboral


More than fifty families decided to play. It was the very first gathering, the first time the game was truly played: outdoors, on a mountain farm, in a circle on the grass, with the fire and the color wheel in the center, and kids, grandparents and even dogs stretched out all around. Parents and children created a one-of-a-kind moment together, the kind that stays in a child's heart.

“What moved me most was orange: playing it was deeply emotional and so much fun at the same time, the joy that lights up when everyone's in it together.”
— Cristiam

Aerial view of the big circle of families in colored veils on the grass at El Nido The fire and the color wheel at the center of the circle Families in violet veils holding hands Families singing with a guitar in front of rainbow fabric The circle of families sitting on the farm's grass Two dogs stretched out in the circle next to the families

We play to find each other

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