That’s right, folks, we’re back with another heaping serving of weekend fun. And what’s better than a weekend? A long weekend! And what’s better than a long weekend? A long weekend when there’s a bunch of cool stuff going on …
Breathing new life into the saying “dinner and a movie,” the El Cine Cocina festival will be taking place in at the Alianza Francesa in Buenos Aires from October 21-25. Now in its fifth edition, the original celebration of …
Whether you’re a Democrat, a Republican, or a neutral observer (do those still exist?) you can join others of these different persuasions to watch the next Democratic presidential debate of the 2020 campaign at the American Club of Buenos Aires…
Can we just take a moment to celebrate how far Argentina’s culinary world has come in the last few years? Back in my day (yep, I hope you read that in a crotchety old granny voice), we had to settle …
October is here, and so is the overpowering realization that this year, which still feels very much like it just started, is barreling rapidly to a close. Oh gosh. The resolutions! We kept putting them off, and now all of …
Ceramics are having a major moment right now. From the feria at San Telmo to the plazas of Palermo, Buenos Aires loves its artisans and local artists. And with so much high quality and unique art for sale you …
Hi there, dear reader. We made it! The end of another work week. Do you taste it? The sweet release? Yes, the world continues to be a chaotic mess plagued with disasters both natural and man-made (but, let’s be real, …
Well, dear readers, it’s finally here. The end of the cruel (actually fairly mild) Buenos Aires winter, and the advent of the extremely brief and ever-so-fleeting period of time in which the city actually resembles springtime. Rejoice! Take to the …
Today marked the inauguration of the Lisandro de la Torre station of the Mitre railway line, which connects the city neighborhood of Retiro with the municipality of Tigre, in the Buenos Aires province.
And if you happen to be thinking, …
I believe there’s a direct correlation between the level of constant crisis that Argentina endures and the quality of creative work that is developed as a result. Honestly, there’s no other way to explain it. Maybe it’s because we’re all …
