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"Sala Zitarrosa" is a theatre situated where there was a cinema years ago; the hall was reconditioned by the Intendencia Municipal (Town Hall) and now it is a great place to enjoy live music or dance shows. There are shows every day (all kind of styles, from murga or candombe to jazz or rock'n'roll).
"Sala Zitarrosa" es un teatro situado en donde hubo un cine años atrás; la sala fue reacondicionada por la Intendencia Municipal y ahora es un precioso lugar para disfrutar música en vivo o espectáculos de danza. Hay espectáculos todos los días (todos los estilos musicales, desde murga o candombe a jazz o rock'n'roll).
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