A historic rock night: Lynyrd Skynyrd headlines Qualistage on April 5 alongside Dirty Honey and British newcomers Jayler.
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Blending surf and haute cuisine, chef Camilo Tonello Vanazzi takes over Arp Bar’s kitchen with ocean-inspired dishes that echo the movement of the waves.
For just R$14.90 extra, customers can take home exclusive ocean-themed collectible dinnerware during Vivenda do Camarão’s Easter campaign with Amstel.
On April 10–11, Riocentro hosts the spectacular DroneArt Show, merging synchronized drones and classical music in a unique open-air experience.
“The Boys: Trigger Warning,” by Brazilian studio ARVORE, brings the Prime Video hit to Meta Quest 3 with an original story and authentic voice acting.
The thriller “Suspect Zero,” starring Aaron Eckhart and Ben Kingsley, debuts free on NetMovies alongside new action and sci-fi films.
As Dôra Lobo in “A Nobreza do Amor”, Vitória Rodrigues brings to life the strength and identity of Black women in 1920s Brazil.
Based on a true story, “Aconteceu com Minha Filha” will be adapted by Gullane amid debates on youth online protection and social media regulation.
Belo Horizonte receives three nominations at the 2026 Afrotourism Award, including Best Destination and Best Local Experience.
Inspired by spontaneous encounters and the power of music, Maria Filó’s Fall-Winter 26 celebrates freedom and the spirit of the 1970s.
Supported by PROAC, Sarah Roston releases Act II of “Sensível Ao Toque”, exploring desire and Black feminine freedom.
Singer Gabriel Gonti launches “Descomplica” with a creative subway video in Rio, reaching over 2 million views in 48 hours.
Featuring a full-frame sensor and compact body, Sony’s FX2 offers 4K continuous recording and smart autofocus for independent professionals.
Label Blaxtream marks its 10th anniversary with O Tempo das Cores, recorded at the legendary Studio La Buissonne in southern France. Out March 27.
Curitiba’s André Tezza earns 3rd place in the Latin America Professional Award with a touching photo essay on local neighborhood markets.
Recorded in Colorado (PR), Brenno & Matheus’s new single celebrates Brazilian country culture and the joy of rural festivals.
With 14 tracks, “Arielly Dara Ao Vivo” marks a new chapter for the Paraíba-born singer and strengthens her voice in modern sertanejo.
Empório Farinha Pura unveils its Easter 2026 gift catalog, with themed kits starting at R$ 12.99, Belgian chocolates, wines and creative eggs for the whole family.
A 90-actor Passion play, pop star Flay, and arrocha king Pablo headline Gravatá’s free Holy Week 2026 lineup across three cultural venues.
Alcobaça Apple, certified IGP since 1994, debuts its own booth at Fruit Attraction São Paulo 2026, targeting Brazil’s growing premium fruit market.
Denim, band tees, and reimagined lace: Renner’s Style Director reveals how festival looks translate into practical, stylish everyday outfits.
After two years away, the world’s largest open-air cinema screen returns to Rio’s Jockey Club with Oscars, live shows, and food until April 11.
Oscar winner Jorge Drexler hits four Brazilian cities in May 2026 with a bold new show rooted in Uruguayan candombe and Gonzaguinha’s classic.
Ten bartenders from eight Brazilian states compete in São Paulo before the grand finale in Rio de Janeiro on June 8, the eve of the World Cup.
Dan Rocha opens “My Grandma Is Totally Crazy” tonight in Rio, a one-man show honoring Paulo Gustavo, directed by Pedro Vasconcelos.
In 16 stories, Paulo André Souza turns Recife’s Carnival into a metaphor for inequality, crime, and existential paradox in his debut book “Frevo noir.”
Webedia Brasil launches Versus One at gamescom latam with Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, SNK World Championship spots, and free entry including a festival pass.
Soberano Jazz Club brings three standout nights to Itaipava’s mountains: Bianca Gismonti, Verônica Sabino, and a tribute to Emílio Santiago.
“Mestre Novo da Guiné” arrives on March 27 and previews “Maracanós,” an international release by Jasmin Music label due in April.
With Lucrecia Martel and Leandra Leal in the lineup, Brazil’s Border Film Festival unveils 30 titles and a brand-new cash prize partnership.