Behind an austere and discreet door in downtown Buenos Aires, hides one of the most enigmatic places in the city: the Great Temple of Argentine Freemasonry. If you don’t know this place so full of history and mystery, here’s your chance because the Mason Temple celebrates a concert. This time it is the turn of Carmina Burana. We tell you how to discover this temple and get tickets for this concert.
Masonic Concert: Listen to Carmina Burana in July at the Masonic Temple of Buenos Aires
The Masonic Temple of Buenos Aires is an incredible historical place that you should visit in Buenos Aires. It was built at the end of the 19th century and was designed under strict symbolic references. Besides, the architecture of the Masonic Temple was thought to have perfect acoustics for Masonic ceremonies. Its design is inspired by ancient temples, and every detail has a meaning: from the orientation of the rooms to the symbols carved in stone.
The Masonic Temple is not open to the public. However, the Masonic Society usually schedules guided tours to see firsthand this place that holds the founding history of Buenos Aires. If you join the concert at the Masonic Temple you will also be able to discover giant columns, enigmatic reliefs, sacred geometry and a silent aura that envelops everyone who crosses its doors.
How to get tickets for this Masonic concert at this secret temple in Buenos Aires
This July, this Buenos Aires temple full of history, symbols and secrets opens its doors to receive an incredible concert. Carmina Burana, Carl Orff‘s monumental work, interpreted by Compañía Clásica del Sur in four unique performances. The confirmed dates for this Masonic concert are Saturdays July 19 and 26 at 8:30 pm, and Sundays 20 and 27 at 6:30 pm.
The work composed by Carl Orff in 1936 is inspired by medieval chants. Imagine listening to a work like Carmina Burana surrounded by the Freemasonry that is in every element of the Great Masonic Temple of Buenos Aires. It is not only a great opportunity to listen to a unique Masonic concert, it is a sensory experience that dialogues with the symbols of the building: the pillars, the triangle, the eye, the altar. Everything seems to be part of a ritual.
📍 Juan D. Perón 1242, CABA.
Sat. 19 and 26 July – 8:30 pm | Sun. 20 and 27 – 6:30 pm
🎟️ Limited tickets only by WhatsApp. Limited seats: +54 911 64291853