The National Craft Festival, now in its 41st edition, kicks off in Colón, Entre Ríos, taking place in the scenic Parque Quirós. This year's festival attracts hundreds of artisanal producers from around Argentina, providing a platform for showcasing handmade crafts and local culture. The event spans over a long holiday weekend in celebration of Carnival, emphasizing its importance as a cultural gathering.

The festival's artistic agenda includes a variety of performances on the main stage, known as the Ramón Cabrera Stage, featuring well-known figures from the popular music scene. Attendees can expect a rich array of musical genres, as the event proposes a schedule filled with shows culminating each day. This initiative not only supports the arts but also aims to foster community spirit and local tourism by drawing visitors to the region during a festive time.

Access to the festival is organized with specific pricing and acquisition methods for daily entry, allowing more attendees to revel in the festivities. As the event continues to gain popularity, it has established itself as a significant occasion for both artisans and music lovers, further enhancing Colón's reputation as a cultural hub in Argentina. Through this festival, local craftsmen can connect with audiences while showcasing their unique creations, supporting the thriving artisanal community in the process.