Get Out!: Indie rock, classic films and Spanglish readings

From indie rock by the river to movie classics at discount prices, bilingual book chats and a massive puzzle meetup, this weekend Buenos Aires offers an array of cultural events for every mood. Music, cinema, literature and community gatherings promise fresh ways to spend this lingering February summer across the city and beyond. Buena Vibra Festival February 22, from 4 p.m. Ciudad Universitaria Admission AR$ 80,000 at venti.com.ar The music never stops in Buenos Aires. The Buena Vibra (Cool Vibes, in Spanish) Festival near the River Plate shore is a one-day summer classic for fans of Argentine rock. Lineup includes headliners Wos, El Kuelgue and Conociendo Rusia, plus popular artists Usted Selemelo, Marilina Bertoldi, Emmanuel Horvilleur and Silvestre y La Naranja. Closing act is a DJ set by famed producer Evlay. Tickets also include a AR$ 150,000 VIP area. Fiesta del Cine February 19 to 25 Film theaters across the country Good news, film buffs:the Fiesta del Cine (Movie Feast) returns this week, offering promotional pricing at cinemas across Argentina. For the next seven days, 2D and 3D film showings will be priced at AR$4,000 a ticket. Apart from regular releases, theaters will also be showing an array of classics of all genres, from dramas (Casablanca, Gone With the Wind) to romantic comedies (Notting Hill, Barbie), as well as Richard Linklaters Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, among others.  Spanglish Book Club February 21, 4:00 p. m. to 7:00 p. m.Reserva Ecolgica Costanera Sur Price is AR$$20,000, with limited spaces If you still inhabit that linguistic no-mans land between Spanish and English, The Argies Spanglish Book Club might be a good match. An intimate and literary way to experience Buenos Aires, the club focuses on Argentine literature. The February experience is based on Gabriela Cabezn Cmara’s The Adventures of China Iron, and this time the location is Reserva Ecolgica in Costanera Sur, in a picnic + debate format. The gathering aims to be a space where people whose native language is not Spanish can still sit down to discuss, better understand Argentine culture, meet people, and feel comfortable joining the conversation. A basic or intermediate (not perfect) level of Spanish communication skills is required. The conversation moves between both languages, depending on what each person needs to express themselves and understand. The idea is to try, to listen, to ask, and to participate. A reading guide with cultural context and references is available in both Spanish and English.  Collaborative puzzle gathering  February 22Geek Out! Club (Arvalo 2061) The Geek Out! Club in Palermo is hosting a one-afternoon, collaborative gathering to put together a 9000 pieces puzzle featuring fantastic creatures. The plan is as simple as it sounds: spending a chill, entertaining Sunday with the geek community. Seats are limited, If you wish to sign up, comment PUZZLE on their Instagram account to get more info and details. The Club also hosts puzzle, role-playing and board game competitions.