Argentina is obsessed with soccer but visitors sometimes don’t realize that the sport the country truly dominates is polo. The ‘sport of kings’ is played professionally only in 18 countries. …
Every August it’s time to put on a sultry face and slide into a tight embrace on the dance floor at the Buenos Aires’ Tango Festival. At this yearly tango …
Carnival in Buenos Aires is a grand fiesta that takes place every year throughout the month of February. See this neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to find out where you can catch your …
The Buenos Aires jazz scene often gets overshadowed by the sounds of tango, folk and rock ‘n’ roll, but for five four days in spring jazz music fills the city …
La Noche de Los Museos is a yearly Buenos Aires cultural extravaganza where it seems virtually every door in the city is swung open, inviting visitors to wander through to …
ArteBa is one of Latin America’s largest contemporary art fairs. Taking place over the course of three days, the annual Buenos Aires’ event attracts over 120,000 art junkies from …
The words ‘Book Fair’ have the potential to conjure up images of elementary schoolyards with tables of used paperbacks underneath kitschy tents. Whatever mental representation arises, it is completely …
Buenos Aires’ Chinatown is gearing up for a low-key celebration of the Year of the metal Ox. Officially, Chinese New Year is celebrated on the second new moon after the …
April in Buenos Aires means one thing for film lovers — it’s film festival time. The Buenos Aires International Festival of Independent Film is a 12-day movie extravaganza showing some …
The city of Mendoza’s biggest party of the year is the National Grape Harvest Festival, dating to 1936. Fiesta de la Vendimia events begin in January and February throughout the …