The City of Buenos Aires, as always, has an agenda loaded with proposals for all ages and pockets during winter holidays. There is still a week to plan outings and adventures that entertain the little ones (and the big ones). Here are some that experiences that combine game, emotion and a little fantasy.
1. Konex for boys: shows and other outdoor magic
The Konex patio becomes the scene of games, music and theater during the holidays. He Konex It is already a winter classic and this edition is recharged. During the recess, the Konex patio is filled with laughter, color and interactive proposals. Among the highlights of this week are Les ivansa duo of eccentric acrobats that mix humor, balance and circus skills in a catchy show and The Nutcrackerthe free version of the classic ballet, with live music, narration and a magical set for the whole family. In addition, there are workshops, games and artistic stations every day.
Place: Konex Cultural City (Sarmiento 3131)
Price: tickets from $ 15,000
2. The Little Prince, dazzles with Baglietto on Corrientes Street
The Antoine de Saint-Exupéry classic is renewed with original music and a wonderful staging. A sensitive, poetic and fun work that invites boys and adults to look at the world with other eyes. This renewed version of El Prince marks the return of Juan Carlos Baglietto to the musical theater, 20 years after starring this work in its first version. This time, the renowned musician and actor shares the project with his children, Julián and Joaquín Baglietto.
Place: Opera Theater (Av. Corrientes 860)
Price: from $ 22,600
3. Ring circus: acrobatics, humor and emotion
The show created by Flavio Mendoza returns with a renewed setting that combines the best of the traditional circus with technology and special effects. Acrobats, juggers, dancers and musicians live, in a high visual impact show for the whole family.
Place: Av. Elvira Rawson de Dellepiane 1
Price: $ 25,000
4. Bartolito: immersive show to sing and play
The animals of the Zenon farm jump from the screen to the stage with a 360º experience that combines animation, enveloping scenarios. Bartolito, Zenón, La Vaca Lola and the Gallo Pinto sing their hits in an immersive and participatory experience ideal for the smallest of the family.
Place: Unicenter Shopping
$ 25,000. There are also family pack and discount for retirees.
5. Disney on Ice: Princesses and ice heroes
Disney’s magic slides once again through the Movistar Arena. This year, Mickey and Minnie present stories such as “The Lion King”, “Frozen” and “Moana”, with ice choreographies, dazzling suits and live music. A classic that does not go out of style.
Place: Movistar Arena (Humboldt 450)
From $ 16,000
6. Brute force: sensory experience for all ages
The Argentine company that revolves the world returns with a show that is pure energy, water, music and movement. The immersive show aven, challenges the limits of the show with more force than ever.
Place: Julio Argentino Noble 4100,
Price: from $ 15,000
7. Borges Cultural Center: Free art and workshops for curious boys
In the heart of the city, the Borges Cultural Center offers a free program thought especially for the little ones. There are puppet shows, storytelling, illustration workshops and recreational tours for art samples. In addition, animated shorts and family films are projected.
Place: Viamonte 525 (Pacific Galleries)
Free admission
If the budget squeezes, many cultural spaces and squares offer at no cost. From film functions in cultural centers to games organized by the Buenos Aires government in parks under the Vamos Las Plazas program, with Clowns, Magias and other shows.
Source: Ambito
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