The ultimate guide to plans for kids during Winter Holidays 2025

Now a classic of the winter holidays, this is one of the most acclaimed theatrical productions by the public. With a dazzling staging and a striking visual display, this musical features a great cast led by Juan Carlos Baglietto, Flor Otero, and Roberto Catarineu. It is inspired by the iconic work of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and takes viewers on an emotional journey full of messages about friendship, love, and the importance of seeing with the heart.

When: July 19 to 27.

Where: Teatro Opera, Corrientes 860. Tickets here.

More than 500 activities specially designed for the whole family, including music, theater, literature, cinema, workshops, and games. Big shows include tributes to María Elena Walsh, the National Choir of Argentine Music, Mariana Baggio, the National Folkloric Ballet, Koufequin, and a concert with songs by Andrés Calamaro created especially for kids, among many other options.

Also, an audiovisual and interactive proposal about Manuelita, a Marta Minujín exhibition accompanied by performances, and a new edition of the Children and Youth Book Fair.

When: July 2 to August 3.

Where: Palacio Libertad, Sarmiento 151. See schedule and tickets here.

During winter holidays, kids take over Paseo La Plaza with a specially curated festival featuring the best shows on the bill such as La Pipetuá, Magia Mash Up, Kuyen Huapi, Los Ravioli, Dafne y El Dragón, and Improcrash, among many others.

Also, performances by Mati Spano, one of the most viewed Spanish-speaking TikTokers who revolutionizes social media with his humor. Party closing? Take the chance to eat something delicious at Manduca, the gastronomic area inside the venue.

When: July 19 to August 3.

Where: Paseo La Plaza, Av Corrientes 1660. See schedule and tickets here.

With free admission, the National Library presents a special curation for all kids during winter holidays 2025 including film screenings of movies like Dalia and the Red Book or Metegol. Additionally, there are tribute tours for the María Elena Walsh exhibition featuring works and archives from the artist; origami and optical toy workshops; and a series of animated short films with games for the little ones.

When: July 22 to 31.

Where: National Library, Agüero 2502. See schedule here.

Argentina’s pioneering theater company for babies encouraging art from the first months of life, has prepared a special program at various venues in different neighborhoods for these holidays, inviting families to enjoy, share, and be moved together.

During July and August, performances include Los Mundos de Manu at Teatro Roma, Luna & May at Espacio Infinito, Tiluc at Teatrarte, Circo a Upa at Taller del Angel, and many more for early childhood.

See schedule and tickets here.

Undoubtedly the mega-production of the season for kids and adults alike. Ariel, the little mermaid, is the youngest daughter of King Triton who, fascinated by the human world, makes a pact with a manipulative witch to go to the surface and win her great love.

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A deluxe Broadway-style production with a superstar cast led by Aldana Fuentes — the big revelation — accompanied by Evelyn Botto, Osvaldo Laport, José María Listorti, and many talented artists.

Where: Teatro Gran Rex. Tickets here.

A unique outdoor experience to enjoy with the family, an ideal plan to learn about the countryside, connect with nature, and explore without leaving Buenos Aires.

With over 500 exhibitors and 2,200 animals of various species, this year there are many activities specially designed for the little ones, including pony rides, farm animal interaction, sowing workshops, tractor demos, a gaucho museum, and a drone track. Also, a Federal Gastronomic Walk to try delicacies from all over the country.

When: July 17 to 27.

Where: La Rural, Avenida Sarmiento 2704. Tickets here.

This year, CCKonex again becomes a gathering place for the whole family with activities including theater, music, circus, games, snacks, and much more. Some of the scheduled shows are The Nutcracker, Fulanos by Gerardo Hochman, Los Cazurros, Dúo Karma, Mundo Arlequin, Valor Vereda, Jam de Magia, and Vuelta Canela.

Also, in the central courtyard is Mission Planet Earth, an interactive theatrical experience by the company You Are Here that combines science and adventure.

When: July 19 to August 3.

Where: Ciudad Cultural Konex, Sarmiento 3131. Tickets here.

A magical experience in a truly majestic setting alongside the kids’ favorite heroes and princesses. The Spanish Palace dresses up for a dream afternoon with activities including shows by actors, dancers, and singers; makeup and hairstyling at the fairy godmothers’ atelier; prince and princess costumes to wear all day; meet & greet with favorite characters; royal tea with sweet and savory treats; magical castle photo ops; and a spectacular closing event that will surprise everyone.

When: Saturday, July 26, 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Where: Club Español, Bernardo de Irigoyen 172. Tickets here.

Enjoy quality musical theater in a small venue outside the commercial circuit, inviting kids to be very close to the artists. Mimu lives in the forest in a home where music and play are her way of seeing the world. Curiosity drives her to discover new realities. How many ways of inhabiting the universe are possible? How to find new ways to learn? What makes us different? These and many more questions are what Mimu will try to reveal.

When: July 22 to August 2.

Where: Nun Teatro Bar, Juan Ramírez de Velazco 419. Tickets here.

Renowned for its internationally acclaimed artistic proposal, Circo Servián, now celebrating 177 years, presents its winter holiday season under a heated tent in Pilar.

The spectacular show combines high-impact circus acts with national and international artists and a magnificent theatrical, choreographic, and technological staging accompanied by live music, creating an immersive and unique experience for both adults and children.

When: From July 4 to August 3.

Where: KM 50 Ramal Pilar. Tickets here.

A great opportunity for the little ones to discover this classic by the great Hugo Midón, celebrating the 80th anniversary of his birth with more relevance than ever, still conveying a message of hope and overcoming. With two casts made up of young actors aged between 6 and 16, this musical talks about the importance of protecting childhood and their rights. Fun, learning, and emotion guaranteed.

Where: Teatro Metropolitan. Tickets here.

A tribute to the universe of Ghibli, Japan’s most important animation studio, through live music and an unforgettable visual experience. A symphony orchestra performing the soundtracks of Miyazaki & Hisaishi’s most emblematic films like My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, and Spirited Away, among others, accompanied by projections of iconic scenes — a unique opportunity to enjoy a beautiful, high-impact show.

When: July 22 and 29 at 7 p.m.

Where: Auditorio Belgrano, Virrey Loreto 2348. Tickets here.

At the station located in the heart of Versalles, kids can become firefighters for a day in a specially adapted firehouse where they can explore and learn through games, interactive talks, and emergency simulations while understanding the importance of asking for help, teamwork, and acting responsibly.

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Where: Manuel Porcel de Peralta 1109. Reservations here.

One of the most beloved musical groups by kids returns to the stage with a show featuring their iconic songs like “La cumbia del monstruo de la laguna,” “Noni noni,” “Acá tá,” and “El pulpo cocinero.” With more than 17 years of career and a repertoire blending Argentine and Latin American folk rhythms, their lyrics move and make you think with a playful and loving perspective. Without a doubt, Los Canticuénticos have become the soundtrack of kindergartens, schools, and homes across the continent, and this is a great chance to enjoy their art live.

When: July 19 to August 3.

Where: Teatro El Nacional, Av Corrientes 960. Tickets here.

The Palermo mall prepares to welcome kids during the holidays with a gigantic virtual reality space located in the parking lot. You will find the most innovative games using the latest generation Oculus Quest 2 technology offering immersive experiences with challenging adventures, professional equipment, and unlimited fun guaranteed.

When: July 9 to 30, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Where: Alto Palermo, Santa Fé 3253. Tickets here.

The beautiful prequel to Vivitos y Coleando. A family play starring Alejandro Paker and Flavia Pereda, in which a troupe of clowns emerges from the attic where they have been hidden for a long time with a mission: to make everyone enjoy life. They know that with love and joy, they will save the world!

When: July 19 to 31.

Where: Teatro Devoto. Tickets here.

The world’s most important dinosaur exhibition featuring incredible, highly realistic animatronics faithfully recreating these majestic creatures that inhabited the Earth millions of years ago.

Visitors can also enjoy unique experiences such as a virtual reality room, sandbox areas where kids can become little paleontologists, drawing areas, and fun guided tours to learn more about the history of these ancient giants.

When: From July 9 onward.

Where: El Cubo, Complejo al Río, Del Libertador 101, Vicente López. Tickets here.

In a courtyard in the Coghlan neighborhood, the holidays come alive in this festival featuring pay-what-you-can theater, play groups, workshops, an open library, art space, and a healthy bar. The program includes plays like Lua entre hilo y piratas, A contar con María Helena, Hablame Bonito, and ¡Eureka! Confusión en la biblioteca, plus a playroom with some of the most original games and toys.

When: July 19 to August 2.

Where: Espacio Haiku, Congreso 3834. Tickets here.

A spectacular show for the whole family presented by the Israeli company that is a sensation worldwide with more than 15 million spectators. A stage experience combining live music, percussion, dance, humor, and acrobatics in a format that vibrates all the senses. Currents, the show presented by Mayumana this time, is inspired by the rivalry between Tesla and Edison and represents the battle of energies physically, sonically, and visually with a unique proposal for the enjoyment of both adults and children.

When: July 2 to August 27.

Where: Teatro Broadway. Tickets here.

The successful children’s book saga by Flor Suárez, Stories in Pajamas, comes to life in this amazing theatrical show adapted and directed by Emiliano Dionisi. When Helena was little, her mother made up stories for her before bedtime.

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Years later, as the young woman sorts through her childhood room, those stories become real: before her eyes parade a dog who thinks it’s a cat, a birthday candle that finds lost objects, and even a beautiful monster who believes it’s invisible. Helena glides through tales full of music, magic, humor, and love, inviting us on the extraordinary journey that is growing up.

When: July 20 to August 2.

Where: Teatro Astros, Corrientes 746. Tickets here.

Based at Auditorio Belgrano and Teatro Devoto, this festival features shows for adults and kids alike with titles and names like Peppa Pig, Panam, María Elena Walsh’s Stories and Songs, MDQ, Puss in Boots, Pirates and the Mystery of Dragons, Biper and Friends, and many more, with 50 performances to choose from as a family. Bonus: part of the proceeds go to social programs for vulnerable populations.

When: July 5 to August 2.

Where: Auditorio Belgrano and Teatro Devoto. Tickets here.

A Hugo Midón classic that marked a before and after in the history of children’s shows and continues to win generations with a wonderful cast led by Oski Guzman. A production full of beauty and fantasy that tenderly and emotionally reflects on the need to care for the environment.

When: July 19 to 31.

Where: Auditorio Belgrano, Virrey Loreto 2348. Tickets here.

The Tigre theater dresses up for a celebration welcoming the little ones with a program specially designed for them featuring musical shows by Topa, Panam, and Pequeño Pez. Plus, great family theater productions like a new version of Puss in Boots, The Adventures of Mario, The Heart of the Ocean, Roblox, The Enchanted Forest, Dog Adventures, and many others.

When: July 22 to August 1.

Where: Teatro Niní Marshall, Perú 1401, Tigre. Schedule and tickets here.

Looking for good music for the little ones? Kabradepata previews their next album with a renewed show offering a participative experience blending music, acting, and play. Featuring new songs and beloved classics, Abracadabra Kabradepata offers a great show to sing, dance, play, and imagine with rhythms ranging from hip hop to cumbia, rock, and pop.

When: July 19.

Where: Ciudad Cultural Konex, Sarmiento 3131. Tickets here.

A fun children’s play that fuses Ancient Greece with Argentine folklore and asks: What if Zeus grew up among gauchos and gods? Between mates, the murga singers forming the chorus narrate the story of Hercules along with his not-so-faithful friend, the faun Porsiacasophones.

Both are forced by the goddess Hera to search for Zeus’s new temple but are stopped along the way by the hero Perseus, who is looking for his lost shield. Hercules must face great rivals and overcome terrible challenges to find answers to this mystery.

When: From July 25.

Where: Teatro Jufré, Jufré 444. Check activities and tickets here.

At Centro Cultural San Martín, a week packed with animation, videogames, literature, visual arts, and innovation. A free interdisciplinary event where kids and teens can participate in workshops, screenings, meetings, and unique experiences over five days. Participants can create their own video games, illustrated books, impossible portraits, and animated shorts from scratch in free workshops led by artists and developers from Switzerland, Argentina, Colombia, and Venezuela.

When: July 23 to 27.

Where: Centro Cultural San Martín, Sarmiento 1551. Info here.

An interactive, wild, and explosive musical show with live music, lovable characters, humor, and fantasy for all who believe in the magic of rock. Who makes up this exotic band? Draco is a romantic vampire who lives on almond milk and rock & roll; Mao Ling, a ghostly metalpower empress; Kitsune Luna, a mythical wolf blending pop, poetry, and mystery; FPZ, the monster of eternal funk; Regina Mamba, a tribal rhythm witch; and Nahuelito, the beloved mascot from the bottom of the lake. With striking visuals, original songs crossing rock, pop, rap, funk, trap, and folklore, and a story inviting everyone to free the monster inside, this show isn’t just a concert: it’s a stage party to laugh, sing, and dance.

When: July 19 to August 1.

Where: Auditorio Belgrano, Virrey Loreto 2348. Tickets here.

Based on a book by Luis Pescetti, this musical show invites the whole family to dive into a quirky, poetic, and moving story with a talented cast of musicians, actors, and dancers accompanied by live sand art by Alejandro Bustos. Lauti arrives worried to band rehearsal: he’s lost a story. He firmly believes that “when a story isn’t told, it falls into oblivion and is forgotten.” From there unfolds a musical journey full of humor, emotion, and beauty.

When: July 23 to August 1.

 Where: Teatro Border. Tickets here.

Toy Story fans on the web? Here’s the ultimate holiday plan. The full saga on the big screen at Bellas Artes with free admission. All four movies, five feature films, and the Forky Asks series — which will be shown for the first time in cinemas. A great opportunity to share the adventures of Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and their wonderful friends with the little ones.

When: July 4 to August 23.

Where: Auditorio de Amigos del Bellas Artes, Figueroa Alcorta 2270. Tickets here.

A journey to Ancient Greece with Anita, a substitute teacher who prepares all night to teach a class about mammals but finds out on arrival the lesson is about Greek mythology. In this one-person show, Elena Zago plays the confused teacher who must take on the roles of the characters from the myth of the Odyssey, leading kids on a magical adventure with Ulysses and his companions.

Where: Ítaca, Complejo Teatral. Tickets here.

In the Dot shopping mall is this multi-space gastronomic area offering something for every taste: homemade pasta, burgers, pizza, sushi, crepes, and more in a huge space of 5,000 square meters indoors and 1,500 outdoors.

Besides great food, there are options for a highly entertaining day such as 2 themed mini-golf courses, 11 bowling lanes, Art Point with a fluorescent painting experience to create and take home artworks, and the best music with live DJs.

When: Every day from 8:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.

Where: Shopping Dot, Vedia 3600.

Twenty years after its creation, the company Amichis celebrates its history with a show that reimagines the myth of Pandora’s box in the heart of a magical tent where an eccentric circus family stumbles upon a mysterious chest unleashing a chaotic whirlwind of hidden secrets. A show inviting adults and kids to explore curiosity, fears, and the power of the unexpected.

Where: Nun Teatro Bar, Juan Ramírez de Velazco 419. Tickets here.

The country’s largest mall invites you to experience a season full of magic, music, and play with two unforgettable family experiences: a special Toy Story activation, perfect for reliving Woody and Buzz’s story with playful stations and themed settings; plus an immersive musical adventure by La Granja de Zenón that transports kids into the world of their favorite characters through a sensory journey full of music, games, and surprises.

When: July 19 to August 3.

Where: Paraná 3745, Martínez. Tickets here.