La La Love You: El Tour Intergaláctico
La La Love You brings El Tour Intergaláctico to Buenos Aires with a Sunday night at La Trastienda.
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La La Love You brings El Tour Intergaláctico to Buenos Aires with a Sunday night at La Trastienda.
Las Migas play two flamenco evenings at La Trastienda, with a second date added to the programme.
Four magicians bring illusion, humour and music to an afternoon at Konex.
An evening theatre visit ends with wine, small bites and live classical music in the Salón Dorado.
A Puerto Madero parrilla whose identity begins with Argentine cattle and continues at the grill.
A La Boca foundation for photography, exhibitions and the slower pleasure of looking through art books.
A Caballito bar where football, radio and neighbourhood cultural life share a corner.
A small Caballito dining room with Galician roots and a menu built around the sea.
A Puerto Madero parrilla that brings the textures of an estancia to the dockside.
Original paintings and an immersive installation connect the Pampas with a cosmic imagination.
Everyday objects and family memory shape an artwork in the Moderno’s café.
The Cat Empire arrives from Australia for a Tuesday concert in Buenos Aires.
Sandra Mihanovich brings Sandra en el Paraíso 4.0 to La Trastienda for two October performances.
Griselda Siciliani and Carlos Casella share the stage for Boite, with three late-September performances at La Trastienda.
Albert Pla closes September with a Wednesday appearance in Palermo.
Record stalls, all-vinyl DJ sets and talks bring collectors together at Konex.
The Boedo band brings its electric songs about everyday life and friendship to Sala de las Columnas.
Join the museum’s educators for a conversation-led introduction to its anniversary exhibitions.
Zukerman’s violin meets a programme that moves between Buenos Aires, Beethoven and Bruch.
Julieta Oriolo's pasta-focused address at Gascón 1401, with an Italian trattoria identity.
A free art space where contemporary projects occupy the Santander building near Parque Lezama.