Anyone who thinks modern art is boring and museums can’t reinvent themselves doesn’t know that on June 14, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires is hosting an electronic music party. But this isn’t just any electronic music party in Buenos Aires: MACBA is hosting a coffee rave among paintings and sculptures. If you don’t know what a coffee rave is and don’t want to miss this special event at a museum, keep reading.
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires is hosting an electronic music party on its terrace: DJ sets, sculptures, and views of Puerto Madero
Goodbye to those endless nights that start at dawn. In Buenos Aires, coffee raves are growing and bringing more people together with every session. Coffee raves are dance and electronic music sessions that take place during the day, and instead of drinking alcohol, you enjoy specialty coffee.
On June 14, the setting for a new coffee rave is the Museum of Contemporary Art in Buenos Aires. It’s all about dancing in the daytime, connecting with contemporary art, and enjoying an excellent specialty coffee.
The organizers for this event are the team behind Espresso Club. It’s a very special party because the guest DJs are women, and the art that will surround you at this June rave is by female artists as well.
If you love art, connecting with people, and dancing, you know you can’t miss this party in an unbeatable setting. What’s it like to dance among works of art on a Sunday afternoon? You have the chance to find out at this intimate and unique cultural experience right in the heart of San Telmo.
What is Espresso Club and what are “Coffee Raves” like?
Coffee Raves are part of a global movement that keeps gaining fans in major capitals around the world. Coffee Raves aim to break the myth that electronic music belongs exclusively to nightlife and bring it into the spotlight in special places: a gallery, a park, or in this case, one of Buenos Aires’ most important museums.
Behind the organization of this electronic music party at MACBA is Espresso Club, one of the pioneers in bringing this format to Buenos Aires and moving DJ decks to specialty coffee shops, art galleries, and museums to create a community that prefers to have fun through daytime activities.
Your plan for this Sunday: house music, art exhibitions, and views of San Telmo
The event on June 14 is on the MACBA terrace , and here’s what you need to know:
- Live music: The afternoon’s musical curation is in the hands of Sol Porro and Valence, two of the most prominent DJs and music curators on the Buenos Aires electronic scene.
- Contemporary art: Admission to the event includes access to the “Dark Continent” exhibition, currently on display at the museum.
- Cultural event: The Uniqueer collective will present a project inspired by freedom and diversity, featuring works by visual artists Feli Quispe and Silvina Sicoli.
- Food: Of course, there will be plenty of specialty coffee.
If you want to join this incredible experience this weekend in Buenos Aires, you can buy your ticket on the IG profile @espressoclub.radio
📍 Where MACBA Rooftop – 328 San Juan Avenue
📅 When: Sunday, June 14
🕑 Time: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
