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Ciudad Cultural Konex
Closed Open from 7:00pm-11:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: Sarmiento 3131, Buenos Aires, Argentina
mapPhone: (+54 11) 4864 3200
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The more modern literature and art exhibitions are not very big, and time is tight for donkey friends to ignore.
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The Ciudad Cultural Konex in Buenos Aires boasts beautiful textile shops and family-run Jewish and Peruvian eateries while maintaining a local atmosphere. In the center of the area is the historic Mercado de Abasto while next to it is the quaint Museo Casa Carlos Gardel. With a small tasting cellar at 0800-Vino and cultural center among some of the other neighborhood inhabitants, Ciudad Cultural Konex is the place to see.
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The more modern literature and art exhibitions are not very big, and time is tight for donkey friends to ignore.
Monday nights Konex is the place to be in Buenos Aires for an amazing live music show called La Bomba Tiempo, a 20 piece drum band that creates great dancing vibes. In the nice weather, the show is outside under the stars. Great grooves and a very fun scene.
Ciudad Cultural Konex is the home of Bomba del Tiempo, and it really does feel like a little art village.. There are really cheap or reasonably priced concerts, experimental theatre, art festivals (such as the Young Adult Bienial-Bienial de Arte Joven), and there's something to do there almost every day. There's also a bar, and artists talks. Despite the many night-time events, there are also many family-friendly events. One of the quirks I enjoy are the yerba mate to go vending machines, which always serve to remind you where you are.
La Bomba del Tiempo, the resident percussion ensemble in Buenos Aires, performs here every Monday night. If you're looking for electrifying music, catchy rhythms and ridiculous energy, this is the place. Lots of locals come here, so it's also a great opportunity to meet some porteños.
La Bomba del Tiempo is a show in Mondays from 8pm, fantastic place to spend a monday, great drum/percussion live music and a fun, cool crowd. 25 pesos for a ticket, you can buy at the gate.
La Bomba del Tiempo is an amazing, rivoting drum show each Monday night. Tickest are cheap, beer is cold and refreshing, and the music is out of this world!