Through the Culture at Home website, and in the face of social isolation, mandatory and preventive current, The Buenos Aires Ministry of Culture brings a huge program of activities for all ages freely and free of charge.

Cultura en Casa hosts an extensive program that is progressively nourished by content and that includes the different disciplines that make up culture. This initiative aims to keep culture present online and free of charge by centralizing all its offerings through a single digital ecosystem.

Those who enter the web during the next few days will find the following outstanding activities:

Saturday 12:

BA Cultural Tourism Cycle, Eduardo Sívori Plastic Arts Museum: visit the exhibition Un Eyelid Full of Sap by Martha Zuik from the hand of its curator, Sebastián Vidal Mackinson.

Las Alturas International Film Festival: of the 11 al 20 from September enjoy from your home the 6th Edition of the Festival de las Alturas.

For the Power of the Game Call for Artists from the Children's Sector: we call for innovative projects in digital format to accompany the integral development of all boys and girls.

Cycle of Open Talks of Urban Study #14: talk with representatives of the musical activity about the role of music in social inclusion.

Jazz south episode 2, New York: Eric Dawidson shows us experiences of Argentine jazz musicians who develop their careers in the world.

The Messiah: about Häendel's oratory. Choreography and direction: Mauricio Wainrot. Contemporary Ballet of the Teatro San Martín. from 20 hs.

Inclusive Artistic Workshops arteASDRA: September to November, virtual artistic workshops for children, girls and young. With the support of Patronage.

Independent Culture – Timbre 4: We keep adding content! Theater to watch at home in times of quarantine.

Sunday 13:

Bruno Gelber and the Buenos Aires Philharmonic: enjoy this concert with the pianist Bruno Gelber as soloist, under the baton of Ezequiel Silberstein. from 20 hs.

DOCA cycle | I'm Simoncini's drum, Ruiz and Masip: account of Afro-Uruguayan immigration through conversations between those who make up this community in the City.

Timbre 4 | The Night Devours its Children, by Daniel Veronese: live work by Zoom. It's live. Its alive. It's now while you watch it. It's theater too. And maybe not. At 18 hs.

Sofia Viola – Imagined Country: the singer travels in this recital, engraved exclusively for the Modern Museum, his most popular songbook.