Candlelight Vivaldi in Montevideo, Uruguay on September 20: Four Seasons by Candlelight at Hyatt Centric
Key Facts
- What. Candlelight Vivaldi, a 60-minute candlelit concert performance of The Four Seasons, part of the global Candlelight concert series.
- When. Sunday, September 20, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
- Where. Hyatt Centric Montevideo, Rambla Republica del Peru 1479 — officially listed without the Pocitos neighborhood name, though that is the surrounding district.
- Tickets. Roughly UYU 1,100 to 1,400, sold through Fever.
- Format. A one-hour set performed by candlelight, part of a touring concert format staged in venues worldwide.
Candlelight Vivaldi Montevideo brings a 60-minute candlelit performance of The Four Seasons to the Hyatt Centric on Sunday, September 20, 2026, at 4:30 p.m., with tickets through Fever running roughly UYU 1,100 to 1,400.
Classical music fans in Montevideo can catch one of Vivaldi’s best-known works performed entirely by candlelight this weekend, in a format that has spread to cities worldwide.
Candlelight Vivaldi Montevideo: The Four Seasons by Candlelight
Candlelight Vivaldi is part of the broader Candlelight concert series, which stages classical and popular music programs by candlelight in nontraditional venues across dozens of cities worldwide.
The Montevideo date focuses on Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, one of classical music’s most recognizable works, condensed into a roughly 60-minute performance.
A Hotel Venue With Waterfront Views
The concert takes place at the Hyatt Centric Montevideo, located on Rambla Republica del Peru, the coastal boulevard that runs along the city’s waterfront.
The venue’s official listing omits the Pocitos neighborhood name, even though that is the district the hotel actually sits in, so visitors searching by neighborhood should note both names refer to the same location.
Timing and Format
Doors are set for a 4:30 p.m. start on Sunday, September 20, an earlier time slot than many evening concerts, making it easier to combine with other weekend plans.
The performance runs about an hour, a length designed to keep the candlelit format focused rather than a full-length classical program.
Buying Tickets Through Fever
Tickets are sold through Fever, the platform behind the Candlelight series globally, with Montevideo prices running roughly UYU 1,100 to 1,400 depending on seating.
Fever events often sell in stages with rising prices, so booking earlier tends to secure the lower end of that range.
Why the Format Draws a Different Crowd
Candlelight concerts have built a following among people who might not otherwise attend a traditional classical performance, thanks to the atmospheric setting and shorter runtime.
The Hyatt Centric setting adds a boutique, intimate feel compared with a full concert hall, which is part of the series’ appeal in cities where it has run before.
Getting to the Hyatt Centric on the Rambla
The hotel sits directly on Montevideo’s Rambla, the long waterfront avenue that many residents use for walking and cycling, making the area easy to combine with a pre-concert stroll.
Taxis and rideshares are the simplest way to reach the venue from elsewhere in Montevideo, given the Rambla’s distance from the city’s downtown core.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Candlelight Vivaldi?
A 60-minute candlelit performance of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, part of the global Candlelight concert series staged in nontraditional venues.
When is Candlelight Vivaldi in Montevideo?
Sunday, September 20, 2026, at 4:30 p.m., at the Hyatt Centric Montevideo.
How much are tickets?
Roughly UYU 1,100 to 1,400, sold through Fever.
Where exactly is the venue?
Hyatt Centric Montevideo, Rambla Republica del Peru 1479, in the Pocitos area, though the official listing does not use that neighborhood name.
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Sources: Fever, Concerts50 (accessed September 3, 2026).
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