This Weekend in Buenos Aires Nov. 17th

Not too much going on with the presidential elections and the long holiday weekend.

Hello, friendly readers. Not much is going on this weekend due to the presidential elections and the fact that it is a long weekend. But here are a few options!

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Food & Drink

Semana de la Cocina Italiana en el Mundo |📍 Various Locations | Until Nov. 19th | Free

Check out the full schedule here for Italian food week in Buenos Aires.

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Culture

Festival para las Infancias de UNICEF | 📍Konex | Saturday 18th, 15:30hs | $7500

One for our readers with kids. Get your tickets here.

Translated:

The 1st UNICEF Children's Festival is here. An event specially designed for girls, boys and their families to enjoy an afternoon full of music, dance and games led by: TOPA, Pequeno Pez, Vuelta Canela and Plim Plim.

Coming to FESPI is much more than an afternoon of fun, it is a unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of girls and boys who need urgent help. Your participation will allow you to support the work of UNICEF in Argentina and thus build a better present and future for each childhood.

Be part of this solidarity festival that will be led by MUNI. Join us!

APERTURA DE PUERTAS Y ACTIVIDADES – 15.30 HS

SHOWS MUSICALES – 16.30 HS

16:30 HS – PLIM PLIM

17:20 HS- VUELTA CANELA

18:00 HS- PEQUEÑO PEZ

18:45 HS-TOPA

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Polo Matches | 📍Campo Argentino de Polo, Av. Del Libertador y Dorrego. Palermo | Fri 17th & Sat 18th | From $6600

More polo matches are happening this weekend at the Palermo polo field. Besides the polo, this area has a lot of cool things like the food court, a kids area, restaurants and nightclubs. Check out Bocha polo for more info about the activities. Get your polo match tickets here.

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Nightlife

Good House Music | 📍Avant Garden, Libertador 3883 | Friday 17th, Evening until close | Free

If you haven’t been to Avant Garden yet, check it out. It is one of the nicest outdoors spots in the city and always has awesome house DJs.

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There are not a lot of options, but it is springtime in Buenos Aires. The best time of the year. Whatever you get up to, make the most of it!