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Until September 16th 2007
Mapuches are the Indigenous inhabitants of Central and Southern Chile and Southern Argentina.
when: wed to fri from 1 to 7 PM / sat & sun from 10 AM to 8 PM
where: Museo de Arte Popular José Hernández
address: 2373 Del Libertador Ave. and Bulnes St.
phone: 54 (11) 4803-2384
web: www.mujose.org.ar
From August 1st to September 2nd 2007
Alejandro Sirio (1890-1953), was born in Oviedo, Spain, under the name of Nicanor Alvarez Díaz. Before he was 20 years old, he moved to Buenos Aires, where his artistic skills were discovered by the creators of the Caras y Caretas magazine. His works were published in the magazine, in La Nación newspaper and El Hogar magazine. They revolved mostly around Argentinian history. In addition to being a great artist, Alejandro Sirio was a professor at the Fine Arts National School.
where: National Museum of Fine Arts
address: Del Libertador Ave. and Pueyrredón Ave.
when: Tue to Fri from 12:30 to 7:30 PM / Sat & Sun from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM
web: www.mnba.org.ar
The staff of Stay in Buenos Aires hope that all of you have a nice year, and enjoy the New Year´s Party with your friends & family.
We also hope that you are planning to travel to Buenos Aires at some point during this upcoming year!
Happy Holidays!!!
Daniel Barenboim will perform “Tangos Sinfónicos” with the Filarmonic Orchestra of Buenos Aires at the Obelisco celebrating the end of 2006.
This world famous argentinean pianist and director is returning to BA on the last day of the year for this show, and he will be directing some Tango exits such as “La Comparsita”, “El Día que me quieras”, “Adiós nonino”; and asking, as in his previous performances, for peace in Middle-East.
So relax and enjoy this high quality music season before getting anxious for the New Year.
Where? At the Obelisco, Corrientes and 9 de Julio (it will also be emitted at TV in Holland)
When? December 31th, at 7 pm
How much? It´s free!
More info Infobae
In October, a new edition of the Palermo Fest will be performed in that distrit. This festival is about different artistic manifestations at most of bars, squares, ateliers, and public and private areas of the neighbourhood. Lessons, exhibitions, concerts, theater, films, recreative activities for kids and adults, etc.
I think that it is a great opportunity to go for a walk in Palermo in those days.
Where? Palermo!
When? From Oct. 14 to Oct. 28
More info? Enter here to see the schedule and more details.
On Saturday October 7th, more than 70 museums and artistic areas of the city
will be open for 7 hours (7pm to 2am) for free access offering all kind of entertainment (Theater, Music, Dance, Visual Art). This is the 3rd Edition of ¨La Noche de los Museos¨, organizated by Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires and it is high recommendable!
For more info about scheduling, circuits and transport services visit gobBsAs
Palermo Viejo (Old Palermo) In the heart of Palermo Viejo (Old Palermo) is located one small square called Plaza Julio Cortazar or Plaza Serrano, a popular small square sorrounded of many bars, cafes and restaurants, as well as ferias and shops of modern design. It is a great
destination if you are planningo to go for a walk at weekends during the day or to go do have some drink or dinner.
This area is know as the most important fair of modern design. Since argentinian crisis in 2001, many talented, young designers have emerged from the woodwork in a bid to make a living during the economic crisis. Most of these appear to have opened small boutiques in Palermo Viejo, where one-off designs can be purchased for just a few pesos. At the weekends, literally hundreds of local designers (most of which are still unable to afford to set up a shop of their own) flood the Plaza, offering everything from hand-made belts, customised shirts and one-off cocktail dresses. Arrive in the early afternoon to avoid the crowds. Palermo Viejo has also became a big gastronomic center with more than forty bars and restaurants, which are in the able hands of young and creative chefs. The food tends to be ethnic and international, and they consist in renovated houses with courtyards, terraces and sidewalk tables. Finally, at the night, you find many bars with different styles and music. It is one of the most popular, big and active areas of the night life in Buenos Aires. The access is easy since it is just some blocks far away Plaza Italia, in Santa Fe Av. where are many buses and a metro station (Plaza Italia). It is located at the intersection of Serrano and Honduras. For more pictures visit: palermo online leedor
Exhibition of argentinian plastic artists including information of galleries and art dealers, cultural centers, design art, auction sale organizations, institutions, companies and publications.
Where? Centro de Exposiciones de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Avenida Figueroa Alcorta y Avenida Pueyrredón
Tel. 4311 9196
When? September 23th through October 1st
Club Grisel
Dancing tango in a elegant places of Buenos Aires with wooden floor and selected tango music.
Organisation: Patricio y Adriana
DJ: Carlos Rey
When?
20,30 a 4 hs.
Where?
La Rioja 1180 Capital
Inf.: 4755-7620 / 15-4531-9977 /
15-5489-4981
Las reservas se mantienen hasta las 22 hs.
