Buenos Aires, December 18 (NA) - Christmas is hours away from being celebrated, and many places in the country are beginning to celebrate it with various cultural proposals filled with live music, dances, and local producers. This case is an outdoor activity to share with family and friends through a new edition of the Peñas Cycle, an initiative that combines folklore, dance, and regional flavors in an environment designed to enjoy in community, as reported by the Argentine News Agency. The event will take place this Sunday, December 21, from 5:00 PM, at Paseo de la Estación, located on the corner of Belgrano and 25 de Mayo, in the Buenos Aires city of Marcos Paz. The day will feature guest artists and numbers from folkloric ballets that will add rhythm and color to an afternoon steeped in Argentine traditions and the festive end-of-year climate. As part of the proposal, the public will be able to stroll through gastronomy, artisan, and entrepreneur stalls, an opportunity to get to know local products and enjoy typical flavors in a relaxed atmosphere. The peña presents itself as an accessible alternative for those looking for cultural and tourist plans in December, ideal for adding a weekend getaway or a different outing in the Christmas Eve. The combination of folklore, local production, and outdoor celebration turns this Christmas peña into an invitation to share, stroll, and experience Argentine culture from a close and festive perspective. It is an urban space that usually has continuous cultural and recreational activities. Different musical styles will pass through the stage, and in the event venue there will also be an artisan and entrepreneur walk.