Palacio Libertad, one of Latin America's largest cultural centers, joins Noche de los Museos 2025 in Buenos Aires with a broad program. The event, organized by the Ministry of Culture of the City, will open its doors on Saturday, November 8, from 4 p.m. to midnight. Visitors can explore exhibitions, concerts, and activities for all ages.
Noche de los Museos 2025 turns Palacio Libertad into a cultural hub on Saturday, November 8. The historic building in Buenos Aires will open from 4 p.m. to midnight, with entry allowed until 11:45 p.m., organized by the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires.
On the ground floor, the “Eva Play” exhibition invites visitors to try eighty video game titles, alongside stands from studios and developers. This initiative is part of the Exposición de Videojuegos Argentina (EVA) 2025, which includes the EVA Awards ceremony and a concert by Orquesta Corear in the Auditorio Nacional at 7 p.m., featuring symphonic pieces inspired by the gaming universe.
The tour covers multiple levels with diverse exhibitions. The second basement features “Argentinismos,” and the first basement, “Un edificio entre dos mundos. La historia del antiguo Palacio de Correos.” The ground floor also offers installations like Limbo, Fetiche, and Esfera Azul. The second floor highlights “Quinquela y el arte como práctica comunitaria” and “Soberanía de las cosas,” plus the Immersive Room with the audiovisual installation Benito, inspired by painter Benito Quinquela Martín.
Upper floors include, on the fifth, “El espejo en la colmena” and “Archivo amateur”; on the sixth, “Tan lejos, tan cerca,” “Chupetes enjaulados,” “La piel del color, Antonio Pujia: La escultura en clave poética,” “Maravillas. Colección Histórica del Traje Argentino,” and “Pulsación”; and on the seventh, “Rituales Tecnológicos II” and “Toy Story 30: Exposición Aniversario.”
The entrance hall presents philately spaces from Correo Argentino, while rooms 9 and 10 host the Fair of palm and chaguar objects by Mercado de Artesanías Argentinas, with guided tours of “El arte de las fibras” at 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. On the third floor, the Children's Rooms operate from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. with theater, music, play circles, storytelling, art workshops, and a cycle of French animated shorts.
This participation promises an immersive experience blending history, art, and technology in one of the region's cultural icons.