Letra Selvagem Bookstore opens inside a bus terminal in Taubaté on April 15, bringing literature to the busiest urban hub in Vale do Paraíba.
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The 1977 Italian horror masterpiece comes back to Brazilian cinemas on April 23, 2026, in a pristine 4K restoration sourced from the original camera negative.
Anantara Spa at Tivoli Mofarrej São Paulo launches Massagem Sampa, a deep-pressure therapy designed to release the tension carried by city life.
Brazilian designer Cris Barros staged her GRAZIE collection at the Pinacoteca de São Paulo, with 40 looks inspired by her time in Milan, streamed live on the
12,000 units sold in 5 days after launch: the Tiggo 5X 2027 leads Brazil’s retail market and pushes CAOA Chery to 4th place nationally.
A new Brazilian anthology connects psychodramatic practice to pressing political urgencies, offering tools for resistance and social justice.
Terraço Notiê by Priceless hosts Maré Alta on April 11 and 26: fresh oysters, signature cocktails by Ricardo Miyazaki and a stunning sunset over downtown São
Brazilian fashion group Agilità expands in São Paulo with a sleek 102 m² store at Morumbi Shopping, targeting 8% retail growth in its 42nd year.
MultiRio’s new Multiplica platform offers seven free courses in education, technology and autism inclusion — open to all, year-round, with free certificates.
From April 9 to 13, a kiss at the box office unlocks up to 60% off a pair of tickets at all Cinesystem multiplexes across Brazil.
Matheus and Kauan take the Band FM stage this Thursday at 8 p.m. in São Paulo for a live pocket show with fans and nationwide broadcast.
Eccentric pop icon Oliver Tree performs his only Brazilian date of the World’s First World Tour on June 6 at Studio Stage in São Paulo.
With 83 images from the Festival de Curitiba archive, “Between Gazes” celebrates at PUCPR Cultural Center the encounters created through theater.
The Strokes release “Going Shopping” and confirm “Reality Awaits,” a new Rick Rubin-produced album due June 26 via Sony Music.
The Strokes release “Going Shopping” and confirm the new album “Reality Awaits,” out June 26 via Sony Music.
From April 23 to May 23, 15 signature dishes celebrate the “garimpeira” cuisine of Diamantina in a festival backed by Sebrae Minas and Secult-MG.
A Brazilian sparkling wine triumphs in Cannes, putting Vale dos Vinhedos on the world map for traditional method excellence.
Megamatte and Empório Farinha Pura mark World Coffee Day with signature blends, creative recipes and specialty-grade beans in Rio de Janeiro.
Six exclusive aluminum bottle designs bring iconic FIFA World Cup™ moments from 1986 to 2026 — available in Brazil starting at R$ 7.99.
Latin America’s biggest food platform becomes official supporter of Brazil’s most beloved bar food festival, launching exclusive coverage hub.
After drawing 30,000 people in 2025, Brazil’s biggest June festival south of the Northeast returns June 4–7 at Parque Barigui, now with room for 40,000.
A real awards nomination became a creative spark: Ryu, The Runner turns the Prêmio Multishow experience into a hard-hitting trap single produced by Neckklace.
Current and former directors of Rio’s Paço Imperial discuss four decades of cultural legacy this Saturday, April 11, at 3 PM. Free admission.
Brazilian music legend Maria Bethânia takes the stage at Memorial da América Latina in September 2026, marking six decades of an unparalleled career.
Going solo, Tim Bernardes takes his acclaimed 2022 album on a final Brazilian run — before stepping away to record new music.
On April 8, Rodrigo Bragança turns Teatro Alfredo Mesquita into a free multisensory performance where improvisation shapes every moment.
On Sunday, April 12, nine cultural spaces across six Brazilian cities open their doors for free to mark Shell’s 113th anniversary in Brazil.
A 1,345m² stage and a 25-meter catwalk are rising on Copacabana Beach for Shakira’s free show. Inside the most ambitious concert setup Rio has ever seen.
The official UEFA Champions League trophy is touring São Paulo, Porto Alegre and Rio de Janeiro as part of Heineken’s global “Fans Have More Friends” campaign.
All six Brazilian clubs enter as favorites in the Libertadores opener. Botafogo leads Sul-Americana odds at 75%, per Betnacional’s analysis.