Usina del Arte

Great to visit during an exhibition or live performance. I saw a live performance of Lucas and The Woods here in 2018. I would not wonder far though as it is still part of the somewhat abandoned south side of the city. The area was reclaimed and is still in a long process of flipping.

I went there for a free piano concert. The building was huge and very well organized! Good acoustic and we'll on time! It worth the visit👍

We went to check out this place just out of curiosity and we ended up in a jazz concert for free! It was part of the Jazz festival of Buenos Aires and the concert had already begun but there were seats still available. So we could get in and enjoy the music!

20.08.2023: Amazing place, peaceful and the climate inside the building is great as it’s made out of solid clay bricks. Clean bathrooms, very friendly and helpful staff. Very child friendly.

Lot of space that has different activities. But it could be organized much better. Be sure you have snacks with you if needed. There is only one small café for a big area.

This was a really nice building for the Tango festival. I just wished that it was more accessible by rapid transit. It seemed a bit out of the way to commute here, and with the heaps of people at the festival, it took a while to get an Uber or taxi out of here. I suggest walking out a block or two for a faster get-away. Other than this hiccup, it is a beautiful space.

Amazing space, a beautiful conversion of an industrial site into a cultural center. The auditorium has fantastic acoustics.

This building was Inaugurated, in 2011, the structure teach architecture is very, very impressive. They conduct programmes on different themes relating to kids. Adults women so going in for the programme. You have to check before what is going on. Otherwise you may land up going for a programme. You're not interested in

I had wanted to visit La Usina since I first heard of the place, but the location was always the main deterrent. I enjoy mostly visiting such beautiful buildings at night and the idea of walking around this area at night wasn't really inspiring. I finally visited La Usina on a Sunday afternoon with a friend, and it looks really beautiful... But it's a bit underwhelming. We lined up for a photography exposition for a while, and the place was so crowded it really was difficult to appreciate the captions. Of course this was on a Sunday afternoon, so it was to be expected. I got the impression that the Usina, even when it's huge, doesn't really have a lot of stuff going on at all times (as it happens with the CCK). There was live music, which was nice, but just standing room to enjoy it. Luckily the band stopped playing right before it started drizzling. It's a really beautiful building, but the surrounding areas didn't make me feel safe enough to want to visit by myself. La Usina also didn't have any other fixed installations apart from wall art. I expected more. Still, it's really nice and, best of all, free.