The most important cultural event in the City of Buenos Aires, reopened its doors offering a variety of shows, workshops, shows and guided tours.
The latest edition of the Museum Night once again attracted thousands of people in the City of Buenos Aires, offering a rich variety ofand cultural experiences until midnight. Like every year, young people, families, students and tourists joined to enjoy an extensive program that included shows, creative workshops, shows, and guided tours in more than 250 enabled spaces.
The official opening of the event, considered the most outstanding in Buenos Aires culture and already in its twentieth anniversary, took place held outdoors in the Planetarium park, with a great concert by the City Symphonic Band.
The Head of Government, Jorge Macri, received the attendees at the Palermo Planetarium, accompanied by his wife María Belén Ludueña, the Minister of Culture Gabriela Ricardes and the Deputy Chief of Staff, Gabriel Sánchez Zinny. “Today, almost 250 museums and cultural institutions open their doors at special times. We are very excited and happy to see so many people enjoying culture. Art needs our enjoyment to stay alive in everyone’s memory. Thank you all very much,” said Macri.
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In this 2024 edition, the proposal was renewed with the opening of more than 250 spaces between national and municipal museums, cultural spaces, foundations, institutions, emblematic buildings and private spaces, throughout the City of Buenos Aires.
“The Night of the Museums is the Buenos Aires cultural night par excellence. “Buenos Aires is a city full of cultural spaces, but discovering them all together in a common activity that lasts until dawn makes everyday life become something shared, a brand of Buenos Aires identity totally different from everyday things,” he expressed. Minister Ricardes. “Today we invite you to be tourists of your own City, to get to know it from another perspective and to feel the experience of a unique, vibrant and constantly moving City like Buenos Aires,” said Head of Government Macri.
The latest edition of The Night of the Museumss offered a range of art exhibitions, photography and heritage displays, guided tours of emblematic historical buildings, painting workshops and activities for children, as well as jazz, tango and flamenco shows that filled each space with music and color. Museums, archaeological sites and the Historic Center prepared a special program to commemorate the 20 years of this great Buenos Aires cultural event. From Retiro and Montserrat, with panoramic views of the city, or the historic Cisterna from the time of Independence, to Palermo and Saavedra, with an impressive family mapping, The various points of Buenos Aires opened their doors to welcome residents and tourists.
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