Your 15 plans for this weekend, February 19-22, in Buenos Aires: fairs, concerts, and experiences

A series of free outdoor concerts is coming to the historic Casa del Virrey Liniers, one of the most emblematic corners of Buenos Aires. Starting on Sunday, January 11, the Colonial Patio will reopen its doors for the second season of the heritage music series, an ideal way to enjoy the summer, with no prior registration and free admission.

Candlelight concerts are one of the most popular weekend activities in Buenos Aires, combining live music with an intimate and magical setting lit by thousands of candles.

In emblematic venues around the city (theaters, churches, and palaces), these experiences offer classical music, soundtracks, and great artists in a unique atmosphere that is ideal for both a romantic date and a totally different and unforgettable plan.

Haven’t been to any yet? Choose the one you like best and get your ticket.

This weekend in Buenos Aires, you can take a guided tour of the MACBA, visit the Malba, and discover the latest free exhibitions at the Recoleta Cultural Center.

If you’re in the Puerto Madero area, stop by the Palacio Libertad and discover a part of our history through clothing in an exhibition that traces 100 years of costume in Argentina. Also, at the Museo Larreta, you’ll find an exhibition dedicated to the magician and illusionist Fu Manchú.

There can be no good plans for this weekend in Buenos Aires without cinema.

If you’re staying in Buenos Aires this summer and looking for free cultural activities, the cinema is once again one of the best options.

On the big screen and with free admission, two series are ideal for breaking out of your routine: one dedicated to 1970s cinema and the other to classic comedies, some featuring Marilyn Monroe.

A perfect opportunity to rediscover classics of both genres, without spending a penny, and enjoy summer in the city with pure cinema. The screenings are free, but you have to reserve your tickets at EntradasBA.

A weekend without theater? That can’t be, because there are so many plays to choose from. Dramas, comedies, dramas with comedy, historical, alternative, and not so alternative, and in every neighborhood.

There are plenty of stories to tell, and many of the theaters also have cafes where you can meet up and have a drink before or after. Isn’t this one of the best plans for this weekend you can imagine?

If you don’t have plans for this weekend in Buenos Aires or for the summer in general, don’t miss the immersive summer experience at the Teatro Colón.

Monet Immersive is an immersive multimedia experience that invites you to travel into the creative universe of the famous Claude Monet.

Thanks to cutting-edge technology, you will immerse yourself in his most iconic works and enjoy a unique multisensory experience, with surround sound music and a narration that traces the life and legacy of the French master.

In case you didn’t know, Sabe la Tierra is a network of organic fairs where fruit, vegetable, and organic productproducers gather to offer you a wide variety of pesticide-free products that are completely healthy and environmentally friendly. You can find these fairs every weekend.

If you don’t know what to do this weekend in Buenos Aires, go out and eat the best dishes of Argentine cuisine, variety, flavors, sweet and savory, at night because summer is already here and the squares of Buenos Aires know it.

Every weekend, a different square in the city is transformed into an open-air market with Bs As Market. Quality producers and entrepreneurs await you.

Not sure what to do this weekend in Buenos Aires?

Every Sunday at 6 p.m., the Recoleta Cultural Center awaits you with music for all tastes: rock, pop, folk, jazz, and classical, in a permanent series that promises new offerings and surprises in each edition.

Admission is free and the concerts are outdoors, perfect for a Sunday afternoon, and you can bring your mate.

February is the month of the Chinese New Year. If you want to celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse, here is the schedule:

On Thursday, February 20, enjoy an “Afternoon of Chinese Stories” at the National Museum of Oriental Art (MNAO). There will be live storytelling, a selection of illustrated books to enjoy with the family, and more reading and drawing activities for children.

Meanwhile, on Saturday, February 21, and Sunday, February 22, Chinese New Year celebrations in La Plata will includecultural activities and events open to the public.

Somma Bar offers you the perfect plan to get the weekend started.

Every Thursday, from 7:30 p.m. to 3:30 a.m., the main hall and terrace are transformed into the setting for a musical journey that covers classics that have marked generations, crosses different styles, and always culminates in a festive block of electronic music that connects the entire audience.

It is designed as an extended after-work event , with dinner, cocktails, and dancing all in one place.

On Fridays and Saturdays in January and February, starting at 11:30 p.m., you can spend the night at a hidden jazz club in Recoleta.

On Fridays , enjoy Harlem Gospel & Jazz Night, while Saturdays are for Grooving High, two unique musical experiences in the heart of Recoleta at Jazz Voyeur Club. Music, signature drinks, and a New York atmosphere in Buenos Aires.

If you like free outdoor concerts in unique venues around the city, this series of music events in Buenos Aires museums is for you.

Classical music, jazz, folklore, and tango will be heard in the courtyards, gardens, and terraces of national museums, surrounded by history and architecture.

The exhibition mainly features dinosaurs from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, with more than 50 animatronic figures developed with state-of-the-art Japanese technology. Every detail is designed to create an immersive and realistic experience, designed to give the public an unforgettable journey.