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A lot of expats have different ways of stocking their personal library. Let us know the details in the comment section!

Tuesday, 03 July 2012 Financial Struggle Continues in the Province[The Argentina Independent] Facing a deficit estimated at AR$10bn, the Buenos Aires provincial government today revealed further austerity measures. Provincial unions also detailed plans this morning for demonstrations...

Have you assimilated to an Argentine diet or do you stick to your diet from back home?

Buenos Aires is such a pet loving city, especially dogs. Are you a pet owner?

It seems Buenos Aires is a revolving door for expats. What are your long-term plans?

Tuesday, 19 June 2012 Top 5 Argentine Desserts[Inside Buenos Aires] (Photo by Manu Contreras) Most Argentine desserts were influenced by different immigrant groups who populated the country. A few ingredients however, including the famous dulce de leche and quince,... Monday, 18 June 2012...

How avid a reader are you? Have you gotten used to reading in Spanish or are you still partial to English?

Tuesday, 05 June 2012 Argentina’s National Library[Inside Buenos Aires] (Photo by Halloween HJB) Argentina’s National Library testifies to the long literary and academic tradition that the country boasts. It is of a great historical, architectural and of course cultural... Lean Frizzera paints...

Argentina has the largest number of people who see movies in theaters in the world (pretty surprising). Do you see a lot of movies here?

Tuesday, 22 May 2012 La Casa de Japón: Home of Japanese Art in Argentina[The Argentina Independent] Hannah Flint visits La Casa de Japón: an impressive and largely unpublicised museum housing Japanese art in San Isidro. Gallery Nights May 2012[BA Travel Guide] Due to the National Holiday on...

Tuesday, 08 May 2012 Top 5 Indy Series[The Argentina Independent] In our 'going back to print' campaign, we are reminding readers of the good times, highlighting the best parts of the last six years' coverage, from photos, to articles, to videos. This week, our... On Now: Marica, A One-Man...

Wednesday, 25 April 2012 Organic street market in San Telmo[BA Travel Guide] For the first time, the main producers of organic and healthy food in Argentina will gather in a street market in Buenos Aires, in the style of organic markets in London and New York, with free... The Best Alfajor of...

Thursday, 12 April 2012 More books to read while you're travelling![Buenos Aires 4U] One of the advantages of travelling is that you can finally get around to reading those books that you have been too busy to read during the year. The 38th International Book Festival (Feria... Leaders Get Set...

Baexpats picnic is next Sunday. And it is in Palermo.

Thursday, 29 March 2012 Truck Driver Strike Planned for Downtown Buenos Aires[The Argentina Independent] Share/BookmarkThe downtown core of Buenos Aires is set to be jammed by striking truck drivers tomorrow, fighting against 2,300 lost jobs with the supermarket Eki. The strike is planned to...

Monday, 19 March 2012 The Air Really Is Beautiful[.My.Beautiful.Air.] Have you noticed how Buenos Aires has a smell? When I catch a whiff of it on my walk home and my heart warms in my chest. I inhale the city and it moves through my veins, mixing with my … Sunday, 18 March 2012 El rincón...

Wednesday, 07 March 2012 Treat your taste buds to a wine tasting in Buenos Aires[Buenos Aires 4U] Pictures are from Blog FinestrinoIf you are travelling to Argentina you will undoubtedly have heard about the famous wines which have infiltrated the worldwide wine market and have picked up...

An update: We have 7 people signed up already, only 3 places left. Any takers? It's going to be a great dinner :)

Monday, 20 February 2012 With Pressing Global Demand, Olives Are Argentina’s Fastest-Growing Crop[InvestBA] Good news for the olive industry in Argentina: Olives are officially the fastest-growing crop in Argentina, as global demand for olive oil and olives is booming. In 2011, Argentina...

Hello all! It's been a while since our last dinner. This time we are going to Casa Saltshaker on a special invitation from Dan Perlman. Dan is the pioneer of the Buenos Aires closed-door restaurant movement. He is an outstanding chef, sommelier and food writer. Here are several links to...