What to do this week in Buenos Aires

In the heart of Palermo, you'll find Paquito, a tapas and wine bar showcasing the best of Spanish cuisine.

Their menu features traditional dishes like beef tripe empanadas, Paquito's tortilla (the house specialty), and several irresistible seafood options. Additionally, Mondays feature tarot sessions, while Thursdays offer live flamenco shows.

Tip: You can go with or without a reservation, but if you want to book your spot, do it through this link.

Where: Thames 1999, Paquito.

This Tuesday at 6 p.m., the PEN Club Internacional will hold a talk at Bar Cabildo, one of Buenos Aires’ notable bars.

The focus of the talk will be the culture of the 1930s in Buenos Aires, and it will be led by Gabriel Seidesdos, a member of the council of this organization, which has centers in over 90 countries. Its mission is to defend the freedom of expression of writers and personalities working in literature.

Tip: No prior reservation is needed, and the talk is available until capacity is reached.

Where: Perú 86, Bar Cabildo.

Take full advantage of the flora and fauna offered by various spots in the city, like the Ecopark in Palermo.

From Tuesday to Friday at 4:30 p.m., you can enjoy birdwatching at the park, with a wide variety of species. The meeting point is at Lake Darwin, inside the Ecopark.

In addition to birdwatching, you can observe endangered native species that are being conserved in their natural environments.

Tip: Admission is free.

Where: Av. Sarmiento 2601, Ecopark Buenos Aires.

Unlimited burgers and pizzas? Yes, that's right! At Premium BA in Palermo, there will be an all-you-can-eat event featuring these two delicacies.

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This Tuesday from 9 p.m., you can enjoy food, drinks, and a party in an event that will be spectacular. Unlimited burgers and pizzas, drinks, and karaoke to eat and have fun like never before. All you need to do is buy your ticket and tell your friends for an unforgettable Tuesday.

Tip: Buy your ticket through Passline.

Where: José A. Cabrera 5370, Premium BA.

With so many specialty coffee shops in the city, many of us might be tempted to learn how to make a great cup of coffee, right? Well, this Wednesday is the ideal opportunity.

Modo Barista will host an Espresso Workshop from 4 to 7 p.m., where you'll dive deep into the world of espresso: its characteristics, sensory calibration, and the variables to control during extraction. And of course, there will be hands-on practice. Don’t wait too long to sign up as spots are limited.

Tip: The experience costs $65,000, and you can reserve your spot through this link.

Where: Estado de Palestina 539, Modo Barista.

End the week with a real treat organized by Gungur Buenos Aires, which will host a classical Indian dance show at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, accompanied by a five-course tasting.

Immerse yourself in Hindu culture and travel to India without leaving Buenos Aires with this traditional dance show, while savoring a delicious menu featuring classic Indian dishes. You can choose the full experience or just the show. If you're vegetarian, make sure to inform Gungur via Instagram.

Tip: Get your ticket here.

Where: José A. Cabrera 4175, Centro Cultural Güngur and Thali.

If you're heading to the coast this week, particularly to Pinamar, we have the perfect plan for Friday night. It's the Facto Zone Festival, which will take place at Rotonda Bunge and the sea, with Nashy-Nashai as the main act.

The young Argentine singer and songwriter, winner of Netflix’s first Latin music reality show “La Firma,” will perform in Pinamar for an unforgettable show. Also joining are emerging artists Kappa, Prize, Santi P, Ciendi, and Roxxee, among others. Enjoy the beach and kick off a fantastic Friday from 6 p.m.

Tip: Get your tickets here.

Where: Rotonda Bunge and the sea, Pinamar.

This week, enjoy the “Beyond Forgetting” Recovered Cinema Week at the Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken Film Museum and MALBA, showcasing a wide array of films.

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At these two locations, you’ll be able to watch various audiovisual materials reflecting the past, focusing on preserving national heritage.

Additionally, the week will highlight the recovery and restoration efforts made by institutions to preserve audiovisual material. Find the full program here.

Tip: Admission at the Film Museum is free, on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached. At MALBA, general admission is $5,000, and screenings with live music are $7,600. There are discounts for students and seniors.

Where: Caffarena 51, Pablo C. Ducrós Hicken Film Museum; Av. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, MALBA.

Have you heard about Café Martínez’s new summer treat? We’re talking about Crackelatte, a cold coffee with a firm layer of chocolate around it, served in a plastic cup that “cracks” when you squeeze it.

With the boom of cold coffees, this offering arrives just in time for a refreshing and delicious taste. Could this be the summer's big launch? You'll have to find out for yourself!

Tip: Don’t miss the lemon cookies dipped in chocolate.

Where: Find all its locations here.

Remembering part of Argentina’s cultural heritage is key, and this time, we recommend visiting the “Troilo, the Other Gardel of Abasto” exhibition at the Carlos Gardel House Museum.

The exhibition takes you through the cultural legacy of Aníbal Troilo’s family, the renowned bandoneon player, composer, and tango orchestra conductor, featuring documents, photos, paintings, manuscripts from his orchestra, and his famous double-A bandoneon.

A must-see exhibition to honor his legacy. Admission for Argentinians and foreigners with ID is $1,000, and for foreign visitors, it’s $5,000.

Tip: The exhibition is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. throughout the week, except on Tuesdays when it’s closed. On weekends and holidays, it’s open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: Jean Jaurés 735, Carlos Gardel House Museum.