What to See in Buenos Aires in October 2025: The Best Art Exhibitions and Cultural Events
Experience the city’s vibrant cultural season — from world-class art exhibitions and virtual reality shows to breathtaking performances at the legendary Teatro Colón
October in Buenos Aires brings an inspiring mix of art, music, and performance. From major international exhibitions to world-class opera and ballet, the city offers endless opportunities to immerse yourself in culture this month.
World-Class Museum Exhibitions
MALBA – Museum of Latin American Art
Hommage to Luis Felipe Noé – Discover the vibrant world of one of Argentina’s most celebrated artists.
Ulises Beisso (Uruguay) – Mi Mundo Privado – A playful and surreal exploration of imagination and identity.
Third Eye – Costantini Collection at Malba – A captivating selection from the museum’s renowned contemporary art collection.
From Palo Santo Hotel (Bonpland 2275), MALBA is a short 15-minute cab ride. You can also take advantage of our complimentary bike to reach the museum. After your visit, you can stroll along opulent Alcorta and Libertador Avenues. The Japanese Garden is also nearby. Ask our concierge for directions.
Museo Moderno
The Museo de Arte Moderno presents “Moderno y Metamoderno”. This thought-provoking exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the movements that shaped modern and contemporary Argentine art. Expect bold colors, experimental forms, and reflections on the nation’s creative evolution.
Fundación Proa
Kara Walker – The acclaimed U.S. artist presents her powerful silhouettes exploring race, gender, and historical memory. An essential exhibition for lovers of contemporary art and visual storytelling.
Art Masters – La Rural
For those seeking a fusion of cutting-edge technology and classical artistry, Arts Masters at La Rural offers an unprecedented cultural experience. A unique virtual reality experience that brings the masterpieces of Madrid’s El Prado Museum to Buenos Aires. Step inside the works of Goya, Velázquez, and El Greco—without leaving Palermo.
Teatro Colón – Buenos Aires Opera House
The city’s iconic opera house shines this month with two unmissable productions:
- Onegin – Ballet by John Cranko, set to the sweeping music of Tchaikovsky. October 3–14
- Salome – Richard Strauss’s intense opera returns to the Colón stage. October 28–November 4
Premium seating for performances at Teatro Colón usually sell out quickly. However, the opera hall has excellent acoustics so you might consider listening to the music from the Upper Circle or Gallery (in Spanish: Tertulia and Paraíso)
Plan your October stay at Palo Santo Hotel and experience the cultural heartbeat of Buenos Aires. Whether you’re drawn to art, dance, or music, the city promises unforgettable moments just steps away from our doors.
