What to Do During the Week & the Weekend in Buenos Aires

This Monday, from 7 pm, Silvino opens its doors for a special pop-up with Lardo & Rosemary—a night where the creative fire of Gaspar Natiello meets Martín Tuñón’s brigade to create a cosmopolitan, dynamic, no-rules menu. Expect house classics, off-menu dishes, and a clear invitation: come to eat well, taste, share, and go with the flow.

The food comes with proper pairings: Club Vilardo pours wines from small and medium producers, by the glass or bottle. Designed for sharing, the menu mixes omnivore, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, with crudos, fried bites, baos, croquettes, sea and garden dishes, and a spoon-worthy sweet finish. From 7 pm you can drop by the bar in relax mode; from 8 pm, tables are available with prior reservation. Important note: this is one of those nights you won’t want to miss.

Good to know: Bar seating from 7 pm; tables from 8 pm with prior reservation via this link.

Where: Guevara 421, Chacarita.

This Wednesday, from 8:30 pm, Zulu Haus turns off the coffee machine and dims the lights for a new edition of Noches Zulu: intimate dinners, a short and thoughtful menu, live music, and drinks to match. The specialty coffee shop in La Lucila transforms for one night into a relaxed, identity-driven experience.

On the table, a travel-inspired lineup of small plates: pork mandu with chili oil, chicken kebab with kimchi, beet hummus with flatbread, and crispy bánh xèo with vegetables and cured trout—plus off-menu desserts to finish. All paired with La Linda wines, vermouth, and a live soundtrack by Steve Becker.

Good to know: Prior reservation via WhatsApp +54 9 11 5161-5478.

Where: Salvador Debenedetti 635, La Lucila.

This summer, the terrace at Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo lights up with activities—from live music to movie nights under the stars.

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This Wednesday, from 8:30 pm, the Jazzología series continues with artists exploring jazz, swing, and Brazilian music. This week features the Graciela Arenas Quartet, led by the renowned Argentine singer, pianist, and storyteller. Her repertoire spans many genres, with a strong focus on jazz throughout her career. On Thursday, it’s time for open-air cinema with screenings from the UPA! saga.

Good to know: Jazzología reservations open this Tuesday via this link.

Where: Av. Triunvirato 4444.

Bigger, with more brands and more opportunities: from February 5 to March 1, Re!Outlet returns to La Rural, turning it into the go-to shopping spot with over 80 premium brands and special discounts. Fashion, footwear, sportswear, fragrances, décor, and lifestyle—all in one place.

From Adidas, Nike, and Puma to Levi’s, La Martina, Akiabara, Markova, Desiderata, Rochas, and Perramus, plus kids’ brands, fragrances, and—for the first time—home décor and linens. Add interest-free installments, cashback with Appa or 365, benefits with Naranja X and Banco Provincia, and a food area to recharge between purchases.

Good to know: Free admission.

Where: Av. Sarmiento 2704.

When two projects like these come together, the result is bound to be unmissable. Lucrecia Vinos and El Patio de Mabel join forces this Thursday with a clear plan: barbecue, wine, and music—neighborhood vibes and lots of shared joy.

Two beloved spots, two sister neighborhoods, and the perfect excuse to eat well, toast better, and let the night unfold. Expect guest musicians, wines from Finca Bandini, Dharma Wines, Amuleto Wines, and Familia Cassone, plus a back-and-forth culinary collaboration that promises plenty.

Good to know: Reserve via Lucrecia’s Instagram. The next collab is on March 5.

Where: Dr. Adolfo Dickman 1100, Paternal.

A plan that’s already a Buenos Aires classic, where a piano, a microphone, and the urge to sing at the top of your lungs take center stage. This Thursday, from 8 pm, Sándwich Piano Bar returns to Roseti Espacio.

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Starting this Thursday and for four weeks, the idea is to gather with friends—or strangers—grab a drink, and sing an impromptu setlist of songs we all love.

Good to know: Tickets available via this link.

Where: Galo 764.

Summer is also for thinking, reading, and writing. Every Thursday in January and February, from 6 to 8 pm, Casa de la Cultura becomes a refuge to slow down and dive into the season. Led by Agustina Rabaini, this workshop offers short readings, shared conversations, and a space to find (and write) your own summer that still resonates. No prior experience needed—just the desire to read, remember without rushing, and let words do their thing. Free, with prior registration.

For music lovers, this Thursday from 8 pm there’s also a tertulia lírica: an opera and song experience in Café Concert format—intimate, warm, and approachable. No need to know music or “understand opera”: just listen, chat, and discover.

Good to know: Register for the writing workshop via this link. No registration needed for the lyric salon. Both activities are free.

Where: Av. de Mayo 575.

This Saturday, February 7, sunset is best enjoyed from the top of Buenos Aires at Olympo Sunset—the event that turns the city skyline into your weekend kickoff.

It starts at 5:00 pm at Olympo Sky Bar with a simple, powerful formula: live DJs, exclusive cocktails, and special drinks as the city shifts through light and shadow at 360° height. For ages 18+, with several ticket options including drinks, it’s the perfect meet-up to sip something good with friends and soak in an epic Buenos Aires sunset.

Good to know: Tickets available via this link.

Where: Av. Corrientes 1464.

From Friday, February 7 through February 15, Buenos Aires turns red with clay once again to host the ATP Buenos Aires—the most historic and prestigious tournament in South America, played at the legendary Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club.

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With top circuit stars and a strong lineup of Argentine and international players ready to give it their all, the IEB+ Argentina Open 2026 promises days of pure excitement. Confirmed players include Italians Lorenzo Musetti (5), Luciano Darderi (24), Lorenzo Sonego (40), and Matteo Berrettini (56); Brazilians João Fonseca (30) and Damir Džumhur (66). Among locals: Francisco Cerúndolo (20), Sebastián Báez (39), Camilo Ugo Carabelli (47), Tomás Martín Etcheverry (61), and more.

Good to know: Tickets available via this link.

Where: Av. Olleros 1510.

This summer, Queen’s music returns to Buenos Aires with a unique show: Killer Queen, an Ópera Prima Rock production that reinvents the British band’s greatest classics through a striking visual and musical experience.

After two January performances, the show returns this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at Origami Eventos – Costanera Norte. The production blends rock energy, refined aesthetics, and emotional moments, bringing Freddie Mercury’s timeless hits into a bold dialogue with iconic classical pieces. Musical direction is by Nicolás Di Lorenzo, with special appearances by major figures from Argentine musical theater, including Germán Tripel (Tripa), alongside pianist and collector Iván Petracchi.

Good to know: Tickets available here.

Where: Av. Int. Güiraldes 7350.