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Please note: The original text references events happening this weekend (Saturday the 17th and Sunday the 18th). However, the provided date for this request is January 17, 2026. I will assume the original text is referring to a festival happening in 2024 as that is the most recent Guadalupe Festival. I will also note where information is arduous to verify due to the future date.
38th Guadalupe Festival in Santa Fe: details for January 17th & 18th, 2024
The 38th edition of the Guadalupe Festival is underway! The César López Claro house Museum opens its doors this Saturday from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event is inspired by the exhibition “See you here. Conversations with María and César” and includes activities and games for children and families.Participants can make folded paper chests and embark on a treasure hunt, collecting small souvenirs from each room to fill their chests. The activity is coordinated by the César López Claro House Museum team.
On Friday afternoon, “Proyecto Deatres” led a commented tour of the exhibition, exploring the works of art and documentary archives. The tour highlighted the “curatorial operations” undertaken by a group of teaching researchers and artists to create dialogues between the works of César López Claro and María Herminia Brizzi, their family, friends, art, and dance.
Bus Detours
Due to the festival and associated traffic restrictions, bus routes were altered on both Saturday, January 17th, and Sunday, january 18th, from 5:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. The following changes were in effect:
* Line 4 (one way): From the usual route along Pavón Street – Av. Gral. Paz to route.
* Line 4 (return): From the usual route along Av. Gral. Paz – Cardenal Fasolino – Riobamba to route.
* Line 14 (one way): Usual route along Echague Street – Larrea – Defensa – Alberti – Echague one route.
* Line 16 (one way): Usual route along Javier de la Rosa Street – Av. Gral. Paz – Ayacucho – Defensa – Cardenal Fasolino – Av. Alte brown to route.
* Line 16 (return): Usual route along Italia Street – Pavón – Av. Gral. Paz by route.
The municipality coordinated with bus companies to establish special stops for lines 4, 8, and 14 at the intersection of Av. General Paz and Javier de la Rosa, with departures scheduled for 11:10 p.m., 12:05 a.m., 1:05 a.m., and 2:10 a.m. Lines 14 and 16 also had a stop at Defensa and Javier de la rosa, with the same departure times: 23:10, 00:05, 1:05 and 2:10.
line 22 passengers could board at the Av. General Paz and Javier de la Rosa stop, with a differentiated schedule and route designed to facilitate connections with the Iturraspe Hospital and the north of the city (Av. Santa Fe and teniente Loza). Departure times were 23:10,00:05,1:30 and 2:30.
Programming for Saturday and Sunday
Friday marked the first day of the festival.The Municipality of Santa Fe recognized the festival with an award presented on stage by Cabinet coordinator Víctor Hadad.
Today, Saturday, performances include
Worth a look