Tag Archives: Palermo
The Buenos Aires Fashion Week has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean the city has lost its taste for the trendy. The capital of Argentina has long been considered a center of creative culture, with plenty of inspired musicians, … Continue reading
On Friday September 17th and Saturday September 18th our friends over at Un Techo para mi País will be throwing their 4th annual nationwide fundraiser. The idea is to raise money for the construction of transitional houses and implementation of … Continue reading
There is a growing trend among leading international cities to have a dedicated IT district and Buenos Aires is the latest to follow this pattern with its redevelopment of the Parque Patricios neighbourhood. It is a movement that started even … Continue reading
Better known for its beef than its jazz beats, Argentina has still managed to produce one of the more talented jazz musicians of our times in the form of the innovative Guillermo Klein. In the 1990s Klein attended the Berklee School … Continue reading
When most people think of South America they think outdoor markets with fresh local food stuffs, children chasing chickens about and Continue reading
Palermo Soho has been flooded with clothing stores in the past several years- from independent designers, large Argentine names, and some international brands as well. It can be exhausting to attack all these stores at once, even for the most die-hard clothing … Continue reading
Today, Oasis would like to take the pleasure to inform you about a great new artistic endeavor out of Buenos Aires. The Cardboard Book Project is a collection of twelve short stories by emerging author Jemma Foster, who has spent the past two … Continue reading
If you haven’t had the chance to get to know Cafe Vinilo yet, this coming month is a great opportunity. They have a line up for August of local and international talent that will rock and roll you all night … Continue reading
I can think of nothing better than staying in bed on a rainy day, watching movies and feasting on delivery. Something about piping hot food arriving at my door, ready for me to eat, adds a slim glimmer of brightness … Continue reading
