What to do this weekend in Buenos Aires

Our pop-up calendar keeps getting more exciting: this Saturday at noon, Los Galgos opens its doors for a special collaboration with Pablo Fridman of Condarco. Starting at 12 pm, the seasonal cuisine bistro joins forces with the nearly century-old historic bar notable to present an authentic Porteño Menu, built around the best seasonal products. Braised beef cheek croquettes, creamy potato-and-onion tortilla with truffled eggs, and more will be on offer.

It’s the perfect plan for a laid-back weekend: tapas and La Fuerza vermouth in an atmosphere that celebrates local roots. An experience paying homage to immigrant cuisine that blends tradition, creativity, and the charm of a space with history.

Details: Reservations for 12 and 12:30 pm via WhatsApp at +54 9 11 6252-3947 or through Meitre.

Where: Av. Callao 501, San Nicolás.

The fire at Fogón Asado reignites with an unforgettable proposal. This Saturday, the Palermo grill welcomes Darío Gualtieri, one of Argentina’s culinary icons, to create a six-course menu alongside the Fogón team—where barbecue tradition meets sophistication and detail. An exclusive gathering for just 38 diners, celebrating local ingredients and the magic of fire.

After a successful guest appearance at a renowned Hong Kong restaurant, Fogón brings the collaboration home. Gualtieri, known for his “neo-classical” style and unique perspective on gastronomy, adds his touch to a venue already celebrated as a Buenos Aires icon and listed in the Michelin Guide.

Details: Dinner costs AR$125,000 per person. Reservations via this link.

Where: Gorriti 3780, Palermo.

This weekend, the ORIGEN Congress returns to the Santa Ana y San Joaquín Auditorium, with two full days (9 am to 9 pm) designed to expand perspectives on health, consciousness, and well-being. Visionary doctors, scientists, therapists, and researchers will share the stage with spiritual leaders, blending science and ancestral wisdom.

Also of interest: Eme Carranza, bar and restaurant design behind Niño Gordo and El Preferido

Talks, panels, sensory experiences, and exploration spaces invite attendees on a journey where body, mind, and soul speak the same language. There will also be hands-on practices, stands offering transformative proposals, and mindful foods to nourish every moment. This is the third edition of the event, led by Jochi Lezica and Ailín Bisi, already established as a major interdisciplinary meeting point in Latin America.

Details: Tickets cost AR$110,000 for the two days. Available via WhatsApp at +54 9 11 7639-2644.

Where: Av. Olazábal 1440.

Overo’s Wine Club launches a new series where contemporary Argentine cinema meets fine wine and dining. Once a month, the Malbec Room transforms into an intimate space to enjoy films selected by Manuel Germano, paired with national labels and dishes from chef Pol Lykan. A perfect plan for those seeking something different in the city.

This Sunday at 8 pm, the featured film is Tres Hermanos (Three Brothers), Francisco Paparella’s award-winning film that journeys deep into Patagonia and its silences. The evening will also include special guest Andy Gorostiaga, one of the film’s actors, for a close-up experience.

Details: Tickets cost AR$45,000 per person. Registration via this link.

Where: Nicaragua 4583, Palermo.

This Sunday, Plaza Seeber fills with flavors, music, and colors to celebrate Rosh Hashaná with a unique open-air event. It’s a moment of celebration, of closing cycles, and preparing to welcome year 5786 with a strong sense of community. Organized by Limud BA, the event runs from midday until sunset, transforming the square into a massive gathering space with 40+ stands offering traditional foods, workshops, talks, and family-friendly activities. Free, festive, and outdoors—it’s an invitation to celebrate diversity.

The day promises a sensory feast: live klezmer, collective singing, orchestras, kids’ games, reflection spaces, and even meditation. With apples and honey, round challah, and toasts to the future, thousands will gather to celebrate coexistence and a new beginning.

Details: Free entry.

Where: Av. Sarmiento & Av. del Libertador, Palermo.