What to Do This Weekend in Buenos Aires

From this Thursday to Saturday (10 a.m.–7 p.m.) and Sunday until 5 p.m., AltoRancho hosts alto.outlet, its most anticipated fair of the year. Four full days of massive discounts—up to 80% off—on furniture, lamps, and décor pieces that can turn any corner into a magazine-worthy space. It all happens at the Centro Municipal de Exposiciones de San Isidro, offering a unique chance to snag those dream items you’ve been eyeing.

It’s more than a fair—it’s an AltoRancho experience: design, style, and unbeatable prices. Expect everything from sofas and tables to statement lamps, with an extra 20% off for cash payments and the option of three interest-free installments. Four days to refresh your home, get inspired, and take home a piece of the design universe the brand has been building since 2019.

Tip: Admission is free.

Where: Del Barco Centenera & Calle 1 Interna, San Isidro.

The Festival de Fado returns to Buenos Aires, promising a trip straight to the heart of Portugal. This Saturday and Sunday, Palacio Libertad fills with guitars, voices, and emotion led by Carminho, one of today’s most acclaimed fado artists (she’s collaborated with Caetano Veloso, Rosalía, and Laurie Anderson). This edition pays tribute to legendary guitarist Carlos Paredes, featuring concerts, films, and talks celebrating his legacy and the poetic, soulful beauty of fado.

Here’s the lineup: On Saturday at 8 p.m., Carminho will perform a 90-minute show in the Auditorium, joined by a tribute from guitarists André Dias and Hugo Gamboias, the screening of Movimentos Perpétuos by Edgar Pêra, and a special talk about the Coimbra guitar.

Tip: Admission is free.

Where: Sarmiento 151.

La Noche de las Vinotecas is back, ready to celebrate Argentine wine as it deserves—glass in hand and with festive spirit. This Friday, more than 600 wine shops, bars, and restaurants across the country will join forces to toast “Vino Argentino, Bebida Nacional” in a nationwide event that’s already a classic. From Mendoza to Misiones, Córdoba to Tierra del Fuego, each location will host its own celebration with tastings, music, food, discounts, and plenty of good vibes.

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This sixth edition promises to be the biggest yet—a true borderless wine route designed to help you discover new labels, varietals, and terroirs without leaving your city.

Tip: Find the full map of participating venues at this link.

Where: Various locations across the city.

The Week of Italian Cuisine in the World kicks off in Buenos Aires with a must-visit event: a grand Italian gastronomic fair at Usina del Arte. This Saturday, from 12 to 6 p.m., the air in La Boca will fill with irresistible aromas—fresh pasta, wood-fired pizzas, panini, cannoli, and the most tempting gelato in the country. You’ll also be able to taste and buy wines, olive oils, and regional products brought directly from Italy—all with free admission.

A perfect day for lovers of good food (and good living), celebrating Italian culture and tradition in all its elegance and flavor. Chefs, producers, and foodies come together in an event where every bite feels like a quick escape to Rome, Naples, or Sicily—without leaving Buenos Aires.

Tip: Admission is free.

Where: Agustín R. Caffarena 1, La Boca.

This Saturday brings back one of Buenos Aires’ most beloved food events: Muzza por el Mundo, organized by Barraza, celebrating mozzarella in all its forms. Starting at 11 a.m., fans of this local favorite will take a walking tour through Palermo, combining flavors, music, and a charitable cause. The starting point is Cervecería Blest, where there’ll be craft beer and Spanish-style tortilla by Ueno, followed by stops featuring everything from Roman-style pizza with a Mexican twist to gourmet empanadas and artisan sandwiches at Bravo PizzaRomana, El Octavo Bar, Café Cortázar, Levando, and Il Mandorla.

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The grand finale promises pure joy: empanadas, desserts, and a Ramazzotti aperitif toast. Each participant receives a gourmet kit and the satisfaction of supporting Fundación Flexer, which helps children with cancer and their families. A delicious excuse to eat well, stroll through Palermo, and make a difference.

Tip: Tickets are available at this link.

Where: Starting point: Cervecería Blest, Gorriti 4857.