This station begins promptly with the equinox, which is the astronomical phenomenon that marks the end of winter. The date established for its September 21.
The arrival of spring 2025 to Buenos Aires brings not only the change of station, but also with a calendar full of events that will mark this transition.
This station begins promptly with the equinox, which is the astronomical phenomenon that marks the end of winter. According to the official site of the Argentine Naval Hydrography Service (SHN)he spring equinox in 2025 occurs on September 22.
However, The date established for the arrival of spring is September 21that in 2025, coincides with Sunday.
The activities to enjoy the arrival of spring in the city
Spring and specifically, on September 21, they are associated with outdoor activities. For this reason, the city is filled with cultural, sports and gastronomic proposals that celebrate the arrival of the temperate climate and the longest days, offering plans for the whole family.
Primavera’s proposal
Next, some events for the beginning of spring:
- NATHY PELUSO FREE IN THE PLANETARY: On Saturday 20, the singer appears at the Festival Camping, in the Planetarium, with free admission. The day is from 14 to 21, with live DJs. In case of rain, it is reprogrammed for the next day.
- International Marathon: This Sunday the International Marathon of Buenos Aires will run, the most calling for the largest call, with registration record. The start will be at 7 on Av. Figueroa Alcorta and Av. Dorrego, where the finish line will also be. On the other hand, on Friday from 12 to 20 and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Park Sarmiento (Av. Ricardo Balbín 4750) will receive the Running Expo, with the city’s stand as the main attraction.
- Sample of Nacha Guevara: The Modern Museum (Av. San Juan 350) opens this Friday at 18 the exhibition that celebrates the trajectory of Nacha Guevara. The exhibition can be visited from Wednesday to Monday, between 11 and 19, until February 2026.
- Show in the circus: The family show Basarekus, brought from France by lament and L’A Acadeie Fratellini, will have functions this Friday at 15 and Saturday at 11 at the San Martín Theater Hall (Av. Corrientes 1530). Admission is free.
- Milanese Festival: This Saturday and Sunday, from 12 to 20, the Palermo Racecourse (Av. Del Libertador and Av. Dorrego) will offer more than one hundred varieties of Milanese in about thirty food trucks and stands.
- Star Wars Band in the Usina: The city’s symphonic band will perform Star Wars, ET and Mudos Films by Charles Chaplin in the Usina del Arte (Caffarena 1). Free admission with prior registration in usinarte.ar.
Symphonica Band
Among other suggestions are:
- Children’s concert at Columbus: The Colon Theater added four functions of “Concert between pillows. The Carnival of Animals and other music” this Sunday and 28, at 11 and 13. Tickets at Theatrocolon.org.ar or in the ticket office (Tucumán 1171).
- French fair: This weekend, from 11 to 18.30, Plaza Cataluña (Cerrito and Arroyo) offers Crêpes, Quiches, Croissants, Macarons, Éclairs and cheeses, in addition to live music and cooking classes in front of the French embassy.
- Spring music: Florian will present a show with invited artists this Sunday at 18 on the terrace of the Recoleta Cultural Center (Junín 1930), with a tour of different genres and classics of Argentine popular music.
- Philharmonic tributes to Ravel: The city’s philharmonic orchestra will pay tribute to Maurice Ravel this Saturday at 20, with Italian pianist Giuseppe Albanese. Tickets in the Columbus ticket office (Tucumán 1171).
- Porteñas photo contest: The San Martín Theater (Av. Corrientes 1530) exhibits the sample of the contest that portrays the Buenos Aires identity. You can visit Sunday to Sunday, from 14 to 19, on the first floor of Hall Alfredo Alcón.
- Exhibition in Japanese Garden: To receive spring, the Japanese garden (Av. Casares 3450) presents the Annual Ikebana International Exhibition from Friday to Sunday, from 10 to 18, showing the art of the typical Japanese floral arrangement.
Source: Ambito
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