Frank Peter Zimmermann: Romanticismo tardío
Walton’s violin concerto and Sibelius’s Lemminkäinen legends share a Philharmonic weekend.
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Walton’s violin concerto and Sibelius’s Lemminkäinen legends share a Philharmonic weekend.
A cushion concert opens a playful route into opera for children and their accompanying adults.
A wood-fired Núñez restaurant and walk-in wine bar inside a former soda-factory workshop.
A riverside park for picnics, cycling and wide views towards the Río de la Plata.
A 1930s café at the meeting of Forest, Elcano and Álvarez Thomas, known for ham and German specialities.
A Spanish tasca in Microcentro, built around a long bar, red walls and food to share.
An old Barracas meeting place with bodegón cooking, historic rooms and a link to the Riachuelo.
The National Symphony pairs orchestral music with soprano Verónica Cangemi.
Digital fables, textiles and transformed materials imagine new ways of living with the forest.
Adrián Berra returns with Antes de saltar for a newly announced November performance.
Fonso y las Paritarias bring América del Futuro to La Trastienda.
A Monday concert keeps Niceto’s live programme moving into the week.
Pupina Plomer brings a witches-themed special to the Gran Sala.
Javier Malosetti leads a complete performance of Spinetta’s 1988 album.
Egberto Gismonti takes the piano for Ofrenda in the Colón’s main hall.
A moving theatre experience turns the Colón’s backstage memory into stories, encounters and operatic fragments.
A dinner-only Villa Crespo address with a focused menu and direct reservations.
A free contemporary-art stop on La Boca's Pedro de Mendoza waterfront.
A traditional café on Constituyentes with a long connection to neighbourhood tango culture.
A Villa Ortúzar bodegón for generous portions and familiar Argentine-Spanish cooking.
A revived Avenida Callao classic where puchero, an aperitif and theatre-night supper all belong.
An audiovisual journey follows the Río Chubut through film, drawings, sound and poetry.
A large watercolour mural turns the Moderno’s entrance into a landscape of water and sky.