Few cities in the world are as theater-loving as Buenos Aires. With a commercial circuit of large theaters on Corrientes Avenue and alternative circuits, but with excellent plays in Palermo, Almagro or Villa Crespo, do...
After years of waiting, El Patio Andaluz, that corner that seems to be taken from a Sevillian square, reopens so that when you walk through the woods of Palermo you can rediscover one of the most beautiful gardens in Bu...
You thought that 2026 was going to be a quiet year as far as international concerts are concerned, with no shocks to your bank cards and suddenly: boom! International metal and rock legends start to spread the rumor tha...
Halloween in Buenos Aires is not usually a deeply rooted celebration, but the truth is that it is fun to dress up and have an excuse to get together with friends and celebrate, think about or simply take it as an initi...
During October and November, the Fernández Blanco Museum and the Larreta Museum are transformed into stages for you to enjoy unmissable plays in the open air and under the stars. The garden of the Larreta Museum and th...
Among the racks of one of the most famous in Buenos Aires, a surprise recently appeared that revolutionized fashion treasure hunters: Alan Faena's clothes, shoes and hats are for sale.
Alan Faena opened his closet and...
Motor lovers, collectors of iconic cars and fans of everything that goes on four wheels, this exhibition is for you. The Icons on Wheels exhibition arrives in Buenos Aires, a journey through the history of cars (and th...
This October, Buenos Aires is hosting two film festivals so that every night of the month you have a good movie to watch and a plan to go out. And one of these film festivals is free! We tell you all about both, the mo...
The Margarita Xirgu Theater is one of San Telmo's great architectural treasures: a modernist hall, a National Historic Monument, which has hosted tango recitals and concerts organized by the Universidad Nacional de Tres...
Buenos Aires adds a new museum. It's not art, it's not music, but it was a much-needed museum. Buenos Aires has its own mate museum and pays tribute to Argentina's most representative infusion, even before Messi made it...