A free exhibition at two Rio hospitals confronts racial bias in Brazilian healthcare through real-based stories — open until April 21.
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Rescued dogs and cats are looking for a home at Carioca Shopping this Saturday, April 18, from 2 PM to 6 PM, alongside NGO Entre Pegadas.
“Diabólica vingança” brings two never-before-staged Nelson Rodrigues stories to Rio. Opens April 30 at Futuros — Arte e Tecnologia.
Inspired by NASA’s Artemis II mission, “A Trip to the Moon” opens at Teatro Domingos Oliveira with weekend shows through April 26.
For the season finale celebrating 20 years of “Espelho,” Lázaro Ramos turns the spotlight on the crew that has built the show behind the scenes.
Civil Police delegates and endometriosis specialists gather at Museu Ciência e Vida on April 16, from 9am to 5pm, free admission.
Brazilian energy drink giant Baly bets on the World Cup with six themed products, from energetics to a children’s vitamin supplement featuring influencer
From April 18–21, Museu da Imaginação hosts a live Greek island diorama build and a Brazilian folklore show about environmental awareness.
Brazilian artist André Hullk turns soil from indigenous lands into natural pigments for “Corpo Território,” opening April 17 at Alma da Rua Gallery. Free entry.
Kariri-Xocó village, Bahian films at Festival Panorama, and Jorge Silva’s 40-year career headline TVE’s Bem Bahia this Thursday at 7:30 PM.
Teatro Mágico, Grupo Triii, and Gigantes da Lira headline the free Festival Mundo Melhor, May 1–3 at Cidade das Artes in Rio de Janeiro.
A first-of-its-kind guide by Setur-SP maps 16 indigenous villages across 11 cities, offering travelers immersive cultural experiences rooted in ancestral
Cia Melodramática returns to Rio with “Melodrama da Meia-Noite”: three nights of live improv, Rita Von Hunty, and an audience that shapes the story in real
In the season finale of its 20th anniversary, Lázaro Ramos honors the behind-the-scenes team of “Espelho” on Canal Brasil, April 17 at 10 PM.
Brazilian theater icons Nívea Maria and Regiane Alves share a stage for the first time in ‘Querida Mamãe’, opening May 1st at Teatro dos 4 in Rio.
“Invisible Cities,” a farcical play inspired by Italo Calvino, opens April 24 at Teatro Arthur Azevedo in São Paulo — free admission, all ages welcome.
With 27 spots for dancers and 24 for instrumentalists, Rio’s Municipal Theatre launches a public hiring process backed by a R$ 1.43 million investment.
Sirléa Aleixo, Best Actress at the 2025 Shell Award, performs “Querida Mamãe” in Campos on April 24–25 in free admission shows.
The beloved animated universe of Os Chocolix comes alive at Teatro UOL May 2–31, with live music, interactive fun, and beloved characters for the whole family.
“Acolhida,” by Italian artist Edoardo Ettorre, opens April 21 at Arsenal da Esperança, celebrating 30 years of social work in São Paulo.
Selling 40,000 tickets in 24 hours, Brazilian comedian Renato Albani performs “Ignorance Is a Gift” in Rio de Janeiro on April 19.
Niccolò Jommelli’s Te Deum, never before performed in Brazil, makes its national debut in two free concerts in São Paulo churches on April 25 and 26.
Starring alongside her real-life granddaughter, Rosamaria Murtinho brings Iris Apfel to life at Teatro das Artes starting April 18.
On May 1st, Shopping Nova Iguaçu hosts Baile das Antigas, a funk celebration featuring Pipos Ultra and Super Cash Box, starting at 1 PM.
Brazilian design brand Maria Santa Design expands in Rio de Janeiro with a new store at Recreio Shopping’s Rio Decor Selection, opening this April.
On Tiradentes Day (Apr 21) and São Jorge Day (Apr 23), Caxias Shopping operates with adjusted hours for stores, restaurants, and entertainment.
On April 19 and 21, the Museu da Língua Portuguesa offers free admission for all, including the FUNK: A Cry of Boldness and Freedom exhibition.
Museus Virtuais project invites art lovers to explore Paul Cézanne’s life and work in a free session at Paradigma Cine Arte.
Nonatto Coelho opens a free exhibition in Inhumas, bringing together key works from his career with accessibility features for visitors.
Brazil’s biggest Pixar immersive experience lands at BarraShopping with 14 themed rooms, scents, sounds, and a hidden Luxo Ball in every scene.