BAIN members are invited to enjoy this special Spring Cleaning Workshop sponsored by the Buenos Aires Life Centre.
RSVP to info@balifecentre.com, and act soon! Space is limited!

BAIN members are invited to enjoy this special Spring Cleaning Workshop sponsored by the Buenos Aires Life Centre.
RSVP to info@balifecentre.com, and act soon! Space is limited!

Date: Wednesday, November 14
Time: 7.00 to 10.00 p.m.
Venue: Pur Sang in Recoleta: Quintana 191 (corner Montevideo)
Dress code: Anywhere from cocktail to casual!
The venue for the party is Pur Sang. This stately French-style residence was built in 1904 in the heart of the charming neighborhood of La Recoleta. Pur Sang is currently owned by the Cooperative Association of Thoroughbred Breeders, Ltd. The name, Pur Sang, comes from Pura Sangre. In English, Pure Blood.
Join us for BAIN Downtown’s most popular event of the year!
Enjoy a sumptuous selection of canapés, hot and chilled appetizers, sweets, various juices and soft drinks, red and white wine, and champagne!
Plus tap your toes to Bossa Nova rhythms of the Adriana Rios Brazilian Band performing throughout the evening!
If that isn’t enough to tempt you – we will be holding a drawing to win some fabulous prizes, such as:
Members – AR$100
Non-Members – AR$200
For more information or to purchase your tickets, contact a board member!
Dawn (Recoleta, Palermo) – cell: 153 406 2010; email: dawn.e.gill@gmail.com
Walcott (Villa Crespo and area) – email: walcotth@gmail.com
Celia (Cabillito and area) – telephone: 4901 1880; cell: 154 087 1256; email: celiacriseo@rauljak.com.ar
Bonnie (Recoleta, Retiro, Puerto Madero) – email: bonniekraft@yahoo.com
If you’re looking for a reason to leave the house this Sunday morning, come and cheer on the BAIN Members that will be running in the 4th Annual Maraton AmCham! There is a competitive 10K and a participative 3K, but there will be music, excitement and fun for anyone who is interested in enjoying the fresh air!
The race begins at 9:00am at the corner of Figueroa Alcorta & Monroe, and the runners will follow a route available here: http://www.maratonamcham.com.ar/recorrido.php.
The BAIN runners will be meeting prior to the start, between 8:30 – 8:45am, feel free to join in the excitement and hopefully join in a future race during this summer season!
For more details, here is the website for the AmCham race: http://www.maratonamcham.com.ar/index.php
And for more information on additional races, participative and competitive, view the Club de Corredores website: http://clubdecorredores.com/
As usual, Sandra, who writes My Buenos Aires Travel Guide is the first to announce this month’s Museum Night – a great event to look forward to! Thanks, as always, to Sandra for these great updates!
The Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires presents the 9th Edition of La Noche de los Museos – Museum Night 2012, that will take place on November 10, 2012, from 8 PM until 3 AM.
Since 2004 one Saturday night the museums of Buenos Aires stay open all night offering different cultural activities, all of them free of charge, in the same way as in other 130 cities around the world.
During this special night visitors will be able to enjoy free guided visits, special exhibitions, as well as conferences, shows, theater performances, dance, screenings, video, multimedia, and diverse concerts of classical music, jazz, tango, folk, and rock, and move around the city on more than 80 bus lines that will offer free rides during the night.
In this new edition, the Museum Nights pays tribute to the great Argentine tango composer/musician Astor Piazzolla in the 20th anniversary of his death.
Some of the main events of the evening will take place at the Planetarium Galileo Galilei, Av. Figueroa Alcorta and Av. Sarmiento:
8:30 pm: The contemporary ballet of Teatro San Martin presents “Las 8 estaciones” (The 8 seasons), with music from “Las cuatro estaciones porteñas”, by Astor Piazzolla, and Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”.
9:15 pm: Documentary on Astor Piazzolla
11:00 pm: Quintet from Astor Piazzolla Foundation
00:15 am: Escalandrum and Piazzolla Electrónica
1:00 am: Documentary on Astor Piazzolla
Over 180 museums and art spaces will be participating in this edition.
For more information and complete program, visit La Noche de los Museos official website (site in Spanish only).
¡Hola Buenos Aires!, is an eBook guide for tourists and people who will visit and/or relocate to BsAs for a week, a month, a year, a life…
This eBook is sold through Amazon for 16.99 U$D and all of the proceedings go directly to APAER via Help Argentina.
APAER (Asociación Padrinos y Alumnos de Escuelas Rurales) an NGO that supports underprivileged rural schools throghout Argentin http://www.apaer.org.ar/
The links to acquire ¡Hola Buenos Aires! are:
http://www.amazon.com/Buenos-Everything-Before-Moving-ebook/dp/B0099UMZ3M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1347891925&sr=8-1&keywords=hola+buenos+aires
AND
http://www.uwcba.com.ar/HolaBA.html
If you happen to know someone traveling to BsAs and/or connected with people who may be doing so please be sure to recommend ¡Hola Buenos Aires!

Do you enjoy eating? Mark your calendars for November 16 – 18 and come to the Feria Masticar, “the Feria by chefs, for chefs”.
The best way to read about it is through their website: feriamasticar.com.ar
Or check out the Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/FeriaMasticar
Our friends from Las Cabrillas will be presenting at the feria – they will also be donating a raffle prize to the BAIN End of Year Party! You can’t win if you don’t buy your tickets! Get your tickets at the next BAIN event, or contact any of our Board Members!
Lucho’s Homemade Treats was born from Luciano’s passion for cooking and his love for tasty treats.
Having lived in Spain, Canada and the US, Lucho acquired the taste for sweets and goodies that were nowhere to be found in Argentina. Thus, he began to concoct those delicious things he was so fond of and longed for so much right in his very own kitchen. Soon enough, friends became interested in getting a “piece of the pie,” so to speak.
Lucho’s first customers were the expats of Buenos Aires, craving all the good things they were nostalgic for. Many Argentinians also embraced the new tastes, making Lucho’s Homemade Treats a “must have” item for parties, events, and social gatherings.
Lucho is always on the lookout for new ideas, ever searching for what can hit it off for expats and Argentinians alike. Lucho’s Homemade Treats are always made fresh to order and with choice ingredients.
Nothing is better than homemade—Indulge!
Lucho’s Homemade Treats
Lucho’s Homemade Treats
http://www.facebook.com/LuchosTreats
pedidos@luchoshomemade.com.ar
Lucho has generously donated a basket of goodies to the BAIN End of Year Party raffle! For your chance to win this basket of treats, contact one of our Board Members or come to any BAIN event to purchase your End of Year Party Tickets!
Lucho’s Homemade Treats nació de la pasión de Luciano por la cocina y su amor por las cosas ricas.
Al haber vivido afuera, adoptó el gusto por varias delicias que no pudo encontrar en Argentina. Es así que decidió hacer él mismo todas esas cosas ricas que le gustaron y deseaba tanto volver a probar.
Al principio se focalizó en los extranjeros que viven en Buenos Aires, pensando que les encantaría la idea de poder conseguir todas las cosas ricas que extrañaban. No sólo tuvo razón, sino que descubrió que los argentinos adoptaron muy bien estos nuevos sabores, tanto que hoy en día son los mejores clientes de Lucho’s.
Probando recetas todo el tiempo, Lucho está siempre buscando nuevas ideas e identificando cuáles pueden funcionar en Argentina.
Los productos de Luchos’s Homemade Treats son caseros, siempre frescos y están hechos con ingredientes de calidad. Nada mejor que lo hecho en casa.
Dale, date el gusto!
Lucho’s Homemade Treats
www.luchoshomemade.com
pedidos@luchoshomemade.com
This month we are going to take a fun trip through the mainstays of Korean food. We will sample the three main types of Korean cuisine – Cheyuk Gogui, Bibim Bap and the famous Yache Twiguim. These main courses will be accompanied by at least 7 different small dishes, the ever present Kimchi and other treats depending on the day’s market. These small dishes are the part of the meal that is the “fun” – you never know what will show up. Indeed, even when you see the dishes you will probably not be able to identify them by sight, only by taste – maybe.