A Flocker Proposal, gathering interest
Buenos Aires
Weather
Warm summer (mid 70s to high 80s F)
Timezone
ART (easy overlap with US work hours)
Getting around
Walkable neighborhoods, cheap taxis, and straightforward subway
Vibe
Bohemian elegance meets high-energy South American summer
Language
Spanish; English is patchy, and portenos love you for trying
Money
Peso; cards and Mercado Pago are common, but cash gets the best rates
Costs
Cortado ~$2.50 (3,500 ARS), beer ~$2.80 (4,000 ARS), dinner out ~$12 (17,000 ARS)
The Story
Why Buenos Aires
February in Buenos Aires is pure late-summer energy. With temperatures averaging around 28C (82F), the warm weather brings everyone out into the parks, open-air plazas, and lively sidewalk cafes. We are setting up our base in one of the world's most vibrant cultural capitals to live, work, and explore alongside a community of vetted peers.
A relaxed orientation to get our bearings in this sprawling metropolis is on the shortlist for week one. From there, productive workdays balance with deep cultural dives: think private guided visits to the legendary Teatro Colón and intimate tango evenings where the passion is close enough to touch.
When the weekend rolls around, the adventures scale up. On the shortlist: a day in the countryside learning the art of polo followed by a classic Argentine barbecue, or a quick flight for a bucket-list weekend escape to the thunderous cascades of Iguazú Falls.
Back in the city, you will fall into a natural routine. There are no rigid itineraries here: we live as locals, collaborate in inspiring spaces, and co-create our days during this summer Flock Month.
Picks are starting points. Flockers Captain what actually happens.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
A Day With The Flock
Daily Rhythm
Your weekdays start with a stroll through the sun-drenched streets of Palermo to find your morning workspace. The local cafe culture is legendary, boasting great coffee, reliable Wi-Fi, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes focusing easy. Work hours line up beautifully with North American time zones, allowing for a stress-free flow.
As the afternoon winds down, the city truly comes to life. You will meet up with other members for a late-afternoon stroll, grab a craft beer in a shady courtyard, or head out for a late-night dinner. In Buenos Aires, dining is an art form that rarely starts before 9:00 PM, leaving plenty of room for deep evening conversations and spontaneous plan-making.
Between the work
Run
Weekly Sunset Run along Puerto Madero Docks
Social
Weekly Spanish Conversation & Aperitivo Hour
Food
Weekly Group Asado Night on the Rooftop
Yoga
Open Air Yoga in Parque Tres de Febrero
Culture
Weekly Tango Workshop & Social Milonga
Side Quests
Weekends & Adventures
Weekend at Iguazú Falls
Escape the city on a quick flight to the lush jungle border to witness the sheer power of Iguazú Falls, one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders.
Polo and Countryside BBQ
Spend a day in the Argentine countryside learning the basics of polo from the pros, followed by a legendary backyard feast of slow-cooked meats and local wine.
Secreto Tango Night
Experience the raw emotion of tango during an intimate, underground performance in a historic venue with no stage separating us from the artists.
Mendoza Wine Country
Nowhere else lets you sip world-class Malbec at the very foot of the snow-capped Andes mountains.
Horseback Riding in the Cordillera
Fly to Mendoza for the weekend and ride horses deep into the rugged Andes with local guides.
Montevideo, Uruguay
Uruguay's capital offers a laid-back coastal city vibe with incredible historic markets, beaches, and a slower pace of life.
Wildlife Spotting in Iberá Wetlands
Search for caimans, capybaras, and hundreds of bird species in one of the planet's largest freshwater wetlands.
The Shortlist
Experiences
Buenos Aires City Private Tour with Local Guide
Intimate Underground Tango Show
Buenos Aires Teatro Colon Guided Tour
Cooking Class Designed by Michelin Chef
Palermo Rose Garden Sunset Picnic
Underground Vinyl Listening Bar Night
Malba Museum Late Night and Art Talk
Asado Masterclass on a Palermo Rooftop
Taste & Tradition
Culture & Food
February is high summer and Carnaval season. Murgas, the neighborhood drum and dance troupes, fill the streets on weekend nights, and the food scene moves outdoors: grilled meats, savory empanadas and world-class Malbec on breezy terraces, just as the grape harvest starts in Mendoza.
It is also the perfect time to experience the country's deep-seated love for gathering. Whether it is sharing a round of bitter mate in the park or joining locals for a late-night sweet treat at an artisanal heladería, the culinary culture here is entirely centered around community and connection.
Field Notes
Before You Apply
Great for
- Late-night diners and lovers of world-class food cultures
- Remote workers looking for easy timezone alignment with the Americas
- Culture enthusiasts eager to dive into tango, historic architecture, and local arts
- Anyone who wants to swap the northern winter for a vibrant, sun-drenched summer
Good to know
- Dinner starts very late here: restaurants rarely fill up before 9:00 PM or 10:00 PM, so adjust your afternoon snack schedule accordingly.
- Cash is still useful for certain local spots, and the month's chat is where members swap tips on navigating currency exchange safely.
- February is the hottest month, with humid afternoons and the odd summer storm. Evenings are when the city comes out.
Picture The Month
The Vibe
A taste of the month ahead.
see you there
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