Starting next Tuesday, November 26, the chair and VIP box sectors will be on sale for the 46th National Citriculture Festival, which will take place on December 6, 7, and 8 at the “Viñedos Moulins” Central Park, featuring performances by Francisco Cuesta, Miguel Figueroa and his group “Amanecer Campero”, Ke Personajes, and Ulises Bueno.
These sectors can be purchased at Caja Mixta, located at 68 Quintana Street, at the following prices:
Chairs: 9,000 pesos; 12,000 pesos, and 15,000 pesos.
VIP Box: 20,000 pesos.
CONTRIBUTION VOUCHER
Contribution vouchers, priced at 9,000 pesos, which include entry into the raffle for a 0km car, can be purchased at the following locations:
Plaza 25 de Mayo: at the corner of Urquiza and Mitre, with a Consumax card, in 3 interest-free installments. It remains open from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM in the morning and from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM in the afternoon.
Caja Mixta, at 86 Quintana Street, Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM.
Consumax: at the branches located at 29 San Martín, 31 San Martín, 780 Entre Ríos, and 1648 Tavella, during business hours.
IN THE PROVINCE
Voucher sales are also taking place at different points in the province, at the following Consumax branches: in Federación, at Entre Ríos 233; Federal, at Donovan 701; in Gualeguaychú, at 25 de Mayo and Chacabuco streets; in Villaguay, at San Martín 486; in San Salvador at Hipólito Yrigoyen 328; in Chajarí at Urquiza 1198 and in Concepción del Uruguay, at the store on 9 de Julio 952.
Children under 12, retirees, and people with disabilities, upon presenting the single disability certificate, enter for free.
ARTIST LINEUP
The lineup of artists for the 46th National Citriculture Festival has been confirmed with a significant presence of local representatives:
Friday, December 6: Daniel Esteche, Los Miños, Juglar, and Jorge Calderón and his band. Closing with Francisco Cuesta, Miguel Figueroa and his group Amanecer Campero.
Saturday, December 7: Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”, La Don César, singer Gianella Iglesias, Horacio Santa Ramírez “El Lince Negro”, the Sonic Band, and Puro Descontrol. Closing with Ke Personajes.
Sunday, December 8: Maniquí and Barrios Kalavera. Closing with Ulises Bueno.
These sectors can be purchased at Caja Mixta, located at 68 Quintana Street, at the following prices:
Chairs: 9,000 pesos; 12,000 pesos, and 15,000 pesos.
VIP Box: 20,000 pesos.
CONTRIBUTION VOUCHER
Contribution vouchers, priced at 9,000 pesos, which include entry into the raffle for a 0km car, can be purchased at the following locations:
Plaza 25 de Mayo: at the corner of Urquiza and Mitre, with a Consumax card, in 3 interest-free installments. It remains open from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM in the morning and from 4:30 PM to 8:00 PM in the afternoon.
Caja Mixta, at 86 Quintana Street, Monday to Friday, from 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM.
Consumax: at the branches located at 29 San Martín, 31 San Martín, 780 Entre Ríos, and 1648 Tavella, during business hours.
IN THE PROVINCE
Voucher sales are also taking place at different points in the province, at the following Consumax branches: in Federación, at Entre Ríos 233; Federal, at Donovan 701; in Gualeguaychú, at 25 de Mayo and Chacabuco streets; in Villaguay, at San Martín 486; in San Salvador at Hipólito Yrigoyen 328; in Chajarí at Urquiza 1198 and in Concepción del Uruguay, at the store on 9 de Julio 952.
Children under 12, retirees, and people with disabilities, upon presenting the single disability certificate, enter for free.
ARTIST LINEUP
The lineup of artists for the 46th National Citriculture Festival has been confirmed with a significant presence of local representatives:
Friday, December 6: Daniel Esteche, Los Miños, Juglar, and Jorge Calderón and his band. Closing with Francisco Cuesta, Miguel Figueroa and his group Amanecer Campero.
Saturday, December 7: Municipal Ballet “Renovando Sueños”, La Don César, singer Gianella Iglesias, Horacio Santa Ramírez “El Lince Negro”, the Sonic Band, and Puro Descontrol. Closing with Ke Personajes.
Sunday, December 8: Maniquí and Barrios Kalavera. Closing with Ulises Bueno.