Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo

Centro Qosqo Cultural Nativo is a traditional dance and cultural show. It is located a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas and held in a theater space. The show was entertaining and and included in the Tourist Ticket of Attractions. The theatre offers a full cafeteria menu with pastries, sandwiches, empanadas, drinks and coffee. A recommended activity to see.

The actual show starts at 19:00, but come early to get good seats. It’s a great place to experience local folklore music and dancing.

Wow! Let me say that again...Wow! One more time...Wow! You know it's authentic when probably 90% of the audience is local. Spectacular show. This is legit Peruvian folk music and dancing. At various points in the show audience members are encouraged to come on stage and participate in the dance performance. Not a bad seat in the house either. Great views no matter where you are seated. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby. The theater doesn't look like much from the outside, but it's what's inside that counts. Beautiful church/cathedral abouts two blocks away from the theater if you are into exploring. Very safe neighborhood and we walked around at night back to our hotel, which was about ten blocks away, with no problems.

Nice local show with live music and folk dances. The theater and the lighting could use an upgrade but otherwise the show itself is great. Seats fill up quickly so I recommend coming around 6:20-6:30 pm. The show itself starts at 7 pm.

Visiting the Centro Qosqo de Arte Nativo in Peru was an enriching experience. This center is a vibrant showcase of Andean culture and traditions, offering an immersive glimpse into the rich artistic heritage of the region. The collection of textiles, ceramics, and traditional artifacts is truly impressive, each piece reflecting the intricate craftsmanship and deep cultural significance of the Andean peoples. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate, providing insightful explanations that enhance the experience. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the museum's layout makes it easy to navigate and appreciate the exhibits. For anyone interested in indigenous art and culture, this place is a must-visit. It’s not a museum; it's a celebration of the rich tapestry of Andean history and artistry show.. Highly recommended for both tourists and locals looking to deepen their understanding of Peruvian heritage.

It's a nice theater for both tourists and locals. The ticket is included in BTS so make sure you get that pass. The door opens at 7:30 PM, but the line outside starts before 7 PM. The shows are very interesting with both Spanish and English explanation of the original intend. Video filming and photos are encouraged! The facility is very clean and you can get close to the performers afterward.

The theater is comfortable and small, and 90% of the seats are good seats. The performance was great, and the dancers and musicians delivered a beautiful picture of Peruvian tradition and folk dancing. Self-seating was OK, but the local audience was somewhat disrespectful. The evening performance I attended had 6th graders, mostly unsupervised. They talked, used phones, and showed no interest in the show. Foreign guests were rather surprised by the zero control. Some adults also used phones during the performance; maybe it is a cultural difference but one that should change at this cultural event.

We went to a Show hosted in Centro Qosqo de Arte nativo from 19:00 to 20:00. Get there at 18:30 to start a queue and get good places for views. The show was magnific, really recommended and it is included in the Touristic ticket. I will come back again for sure