Friday May 11, 2012
Daniel Tunnard is a man about town in Buenos Aires. In fact, he's a man all over town - having taken all 140 bus lines the city has to offer. These wheezing, whistling beasts of public transportation burden have been the source material for
"Colectivaizeishon" a book and documentary film that have been three years in the making and are still in their evolution.
The secret? The book isn't about buses...really. Tunnard is a performer (at events like Second Story Buenos Aires ), comedian, and sharp witted observer who offers up "ah-ha" moments about Buenos Aires and "ha-ha" moments about his own life.
Other articles you might like:
Interactive Public Transportation Map of Buenos Aires
5 Great Step-by-Step Guides for using the Guia T
Tuesday May 8, 2012

Part confessional, part stand-up, entirely true (supposedly), and always entertaining stories are spun on the
Second Story Buenos Aires stage the last Thursday of every month. Held in the basement of the Absinth restobar, home to the
Sociedad de Comedia (Comedy Society), this event has grown in popularity over the past year drawing larger crowds and talented storytellers.
Have an amazing story to tell? Second Story wants you. Want to hear some amazing stories? Second Story wants you.
Website:
http://secondstorybuenosaires.com/
RSS Feed:
http://2ndstorybsas.libsyn.com/webpage
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/SecondStoryBuenosAires
Twitter: @SecondStoryBsAs
Saturday April 28, 2012

Some travelers yearn for an opera while others are all about the electronica. Some look for a soccer match while others want a ballet. Not all websites are built to fulfill every one of these desires. Luckily, there is a patchwork wonderful
websites that, used together, give you a great idea about what's going on when in Buenos Aires including
TimeOut Buenos Aires, WUBA (What's Up Buenos Aires),
Landing Pad BA, My BA Travel Guide, and more.
Some other articles you might like:
Music Festivals in Argentina
Concert Venues in Buenos Aires
Saturday April 21, 2012

It's not all carne all the time in Buenos Aires. More and more restaurants are offering vegetarian friendly options. Better still, chefs who use all organic and vegetarian ingredients are whipping up veggie-licious meals in new and tested kitchens all across the city. Here is a list of 7 great
vegetarian restaurants in Buenos Aires, with bonus feature reviews from foodie bloggers such as
Pick Up the Fork,
The Lost Asian, and
BA Food Tours.