Overview
- The city organized its 22nd La Noche de los Museos on Saturday, November 14, opening more than 350 museums and cultural sites with free admission and free public transport to encourage visits.
- Organizers estimated about 1.4 million people visited venues across Buenos Aires, a record attendance that city officials reported during and after the night.
- A central feature was Olivier Grossetête’s community-built cardboard replica of the Ruins of San Ignacio at Polo Circo, assembled in public workshops and scheduled for collective deconstruction and recycling after the event.
- The Museo del Humor (MUJU!) formally reopened in its new Altos de Elorriaga II sede with the exhibition 'Salú Caloi!' under Tute’s artistic direction, while high-demand site-specific offerings included Teatro Colón guided tours running into the early morning.
- Local and international editions of the format ran in other Argentine cities and in Puebla, Mexico, showing the model’s reach and underscoring how free entry and transport can broaden who visits cultural spaces.