The World Cup is a distant memory now, in the winter of our discontent. Luckily, Buenos Aires’ cultural calendar this weekend offers plenty of reasons to venture out, whether you’re after a memorable meal, an unusual art experience, or a night at the movies.
One of Argentina’s most celebrated chefs, Francis Mallmann, takes over the kitchen at NESS for a charity lunch, while artist Romina Juárez invites visitors to witness the destruction of a gallery before transforming it into an immersive installation.
Rosalía fans can catch her at Movistar Arena — it’s sold out, but apparently some people with a grudge are selling their tickets, so keep your eyes open — while film lovers can revisit Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush with live music, catch an acclaimed documentary on Argentina’s December 2001 economic meltdown, or take a chance on surprise 35mm screenings at Cine York.
As always, the Herald’s got you covered.
Francis Mallmann at NESS
