These holidays offer an opportunity for these areas to enjoy a well-deserved break, while celebrating their local history and traditions.
This new week of November brings with it more days of rest for several games and locations in the province of Buenos Aires. As the year nears its end, some lucky Buenos Aires residents will be able to enjoy holidays locals that will allow them to take a break to recharge their batteries with different activities available.
In addition to national holidays, each party and locality has its own commemoration days, which often translates into an additional day of rest. Below, we detail the holidays that are celebrated between November 11 and 18 in different areas of Buenos Aires.
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What are the Buenos Aires holidays during this week?
Between November 11 and 18, several parties in the province celebrate their special day. On Wednesday, November 13, the match of Salliqueló celebrates its founding anniversary, adding a new holiday to the week, while the inhabitants of Mountain They will enjoy a long weekend for the anniversary of its founding on Monday, November 18.
Within this same period, we also find celebrations in localities that commemorate their foundations or religious festivities. Monday, November 11 marks a day of rest for Casbas (Guamini), Roberts (Lincoln), Stroeder (Patagones) and the city of Leandro N. Alem, all commemorating its founding anniversary. This date is also special in Colonia San Martín de Tours (Saavedra), which celebrates its patron saint’s day.
For its part, on November 13 Arribeños (General Arenales) will celebrate its founding anniversary, while Henderson (Hipólito Yrigoyen) celebrates his own on Saturday, November 16. On Sunday, November 17, the community of Sweet Creek (Salto) celebrates its patron saint’s day. Finally, on Monday, November 18, the town of Ferre (General Arenales) also joins the celebrations with a non-working day in honor of its founding anniversary.
What are the remaining holidays for 2024?
After this week full of local holidays, in Argentina there are two more national holidays before closing the year. The next December 8 The Day of the Immaculate Conception is celebrated, a religious holiday that provides additional rest at the national level. Finally, the December 25 marks Christmas, one of the most important and anticipated holidays on the calendar.
Source: Ambito
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