by Laura Benitez, 08 March 2013. Tags: colegiales, expat, Indigo Garden, nursery
It’s not easy to find somewhere that offers both culture and childcare, but a new centre in Colegiales aims to do just that, with the English-language Indigo Garden nursery sitting directly above arts and events space Pick and Mix. Laura Benitez finds out what the offer is for both children and adults.
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by Catherine Hubbard, 08 February 2013. Tags: abuelas, film, Noemi Weis
Catherine Hubbard speaks to Argentine-Canadian documentary maker Noemi Weis as she returns to Buenos Aires to screen her film ‘Abuelas – Grandmothers on a Mission’ to the protagonists for the first time.
Posted in Expat, Film, TOP STORY
by Taylor Dolven, 05 February 2013. Tags: business english, E3, networking
The Executive English Experience (E3), a new language exchange event focused on networking in English, aims to foster links between expat entrepreneurs, business travellers, and locals in Buenos Aires. Taylor Dolven reports.
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by Daniel Tunnard, 03 January 2013. Tags: Argentine travel, holiday, mar del plata
The summer holidays are just beginning in Argentina. If you’re planning a break in the next two months, writer and comedian Daniel Tunnard has some advice on what to expect when holidaying with the locals.
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by Anna Johansson, 25 December 2012. Tags: BA lives, expats, Laurence Wiener, law
In the latest of our interviews with interesting expats living and working in Buenos Aires, Anna Johansson speaks to US lawyer Laurence Wiener about setting up a specialist law firm in Argentina.
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by Chris Barrett, 24 December 2012. Tags: buenos aires, christmas, holidays
Spending the holidays in a foreign country can be a strange and daunting experience. Luckily, Chris Barrett is on hand to help you celebrate the season in true Argentine style.
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by Aigul Safiullina, 20 November 2012. Tags: buenos aires, The Amazing Race, treasure hunt
After taking part in the inaugural event earlier this month, Aigul Safiullina reports on The Amazing Buenos Aires Race, a city-wide scavenger hunt with an emphasis on fun.
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by Soledad Vega, 08 November 2012. Tags: Argentines overseas, expat, Sergio Torres
Soledad Vega, an Argentine living in Canada, speaks to Argentine expats around the world about their reasons for leaving, thoughts on returning, and efforts to preserve their culture in another country.
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by Anna Johansson, 24 October 2012. Tags: buenos aires, milonga, phone apps, spanish
Buenos Aires is a massive city and arriving can be quite overwhelming at first; everything is new and you do not know where to go. Acquiring some tools for manoeuvring around big urban centres like this one is a good idea for travellers who want to get the most of their visit. But not only [...]
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by Jen Michalski, 22 October 2012. Tags: american football, baseball, cricket, expat sports, football, ultimate frisbee
Missing the sports you used to play back home? Jen Michalski shows you BA’s offer of expat sports.
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