A new edition of The Night of the Bookstores arrives this Saturday

This Saturday a new edition of the Bookstore Night from 18 to 1, which seeks to transform the city into an extensive literary promenade. The celebration will focus on Corrientes Avenue, from Cerrito to Callao, and will extend to San Telmo, Palermo, Villa Crespo, Colegiales and Villa Ortúzar.

The day, part of the program “Buenos Aires City of Books” and will offer a wide variety of free activities for all ages. Talks, concerts and other proposals will take place in bookstores, cafes, museums and cultural spaces. The Jorge Luis Borges Digital Public Library will also be part of the event and will enable attendees to join its digital platform at no cost.

He Obelisk Stagelocated in Corrientes between Cerrito and Libertad, will be the epicenter of central presentations, bringing together authors such as Eduardo Sacheri, Claudia Pineiro, Hinde Pomeraniec, Dario Sztajnszrajber and Florence CanaleIn addition, there will be a family space and an audiorama to vibrate to the sound of the classics of contemporary Argentine literature. The musical closing will combine the music of Piazzolla with the work of Borges.

In it Lavalle Stage will be presented Yamile Burich Triowhich will pay tribute to Julio Cortazar and Charlie Parkerfollowed by a talk about tango and rock with Cucuza Castiello. Interviews and readings of fragments of books that have transformed the lives of their readers will also be highlighted, as part of the programmed activities.

In the Hopscotch Stationtalks on contemporary thrillers and Korean literature will be held, while the La Cigarra Station will offer a space for young writers. In the Adán Buenosayres Station, Lula Bertoldi will present his first book for children, and Facundo Pastor will talk with the federal judge Daniel Rafecas about the black police genre.

The Bookstore Night It will also include circuits in neighborhoods such as Palermo and Villa Crespo. In Books of the Passage, Leila Guerriero will present his book The difficulty of the ghost, and in Fund Bookstoregrandchildren will share their experiences in recovering their identity. In San Telmo, there will be dramatized readings and poetry cycles, with a musical closing by Paula Maffia.

In Villa Ortúzar, Half a Bread and a Book will begin its programming at 6 p.m. with a national rock and folk show in acoustic format, presented by Alexis Goldenstein. At 8 p.m., attendees will be able to enjoy a poetry reading on the corner of Viceroy Avilés and Charlone.

For its part, Naesquilocated on the corner of Charlone and July 14will feature the artistic intervention of Miguel Repwho will draw live on the façade of the bookstore starting at 6:30 p.m. Subsequently, Nicholas Pauls, Tito Losavio and Fausto Benassi They will offer a musical set on the sidewalk, followed by a dance closing with Ritmotrip.

Child Bookstorewhich combines a bookstore, nursery and café, will open its garden for an evening of literature, live music and drinks at Donated 1652. This space, which is already a sensation in the area, promises a unique evening for lovers of books and music.

In Chas Park, Bad Testa will offer live readings starting at 8:00 p.m., with the participation of Alejandra Kamiya and Leandro Gabilondo in Gandara 2994. This bookstore, already established in the neighborhood, joins the celebration with its literary proposal. The program Cultural Pass will be present, registering new members and handing out exclusive vouchers for the purchase of books.

All participating bookstores are: Alamut Libros, Antígona, Aquilea, Barrio Sur, Borges 1975, Caburé, Casa Gerbera, Céspedes libros, Club Burton, Cúspide Corrientes, Dain Usina Cultural, De la Mancha, Dickens, Oedipus, El Jaúl, El tunnel books, Eternal Cadence, Phaedrus Books, Fetish, Culture Fund, Galerna, Futurock Books, Gandhi, Gould Books, Hernández, Jekyll, Kafka, Karlovich Books, La Juglaresa, La Libre, La Lechuza de Patricios, La Revistería, Libros del Pasaje, Librosref, Losada, Los Siete Pilares, Lucas, Malatesta, Mandragora, Medio Pan y Un Libro, Mil Cranes, Metaphysics, Our Music, Monk, Naesqui, Niño Librería, Nueva Librería, Nuevos Aires, Obel Libros, Others Orillas, Rosa Luxemburgo, Sigilaria, Sudestada, Sudeste Libros, Suerte Maldita, I want to give you a book, The Book Cellar & Henschel, Thesauros, Tienda Orsai, Verne, Walrus Books and Yenny Palermo Soho.