A 57-meter iron-and-glass sculpture crowns a hilltop in Argentine Patagonia, turning Easter into an unexpected artistic and spiritual journey.
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Grupo de Dança Primeiro Ato brings “Like Water” to Rio’s Teatro Carlos Gomes — the show’s debut in the city, running March 26–29.
From March 27 to April 12, southern Brazil’s most iconic hotel turns Easter into a sensory journey of contemporary German cuisine and live music.
An adaptation of João Carlos Marinho’s beloved novel arrives in Brazilian cinemas on May 14, 2026, starring Marcos Veras.
Free multilingual festival in Belém brings together Tulipa Ruiz and indigenous artists to put Amazonian art at the center of Brazilian culture.
From a themed Easter lunch to a cocoa spa ritual, Grand Hyatt São Paulo offers a full holiday experience for families seeking flavor and relaxation.
On Sunday (March 29), the “Entre Vozes e Samba” free gathering brings together women for debates, cultural activities, and wellness services in Pilares.
Brazil’s biggest trail running festival heads to Chapada dos Guimarães in September. Spots open today at 2 PM — and they won’t last long.
Flávia Junqueira transforms the Watergate Hotel’s Next Whisky Bar into an immersive installation as part of Women United, on view through June 2026 in Washington.
Professor Água vs. the King of Waters opens the Sala São Paulo symphonic season on March 29 with live orchestra, ballet and an environmental message.
Empório Farinha Pura unveils sliced Easter eggs, artisan chocolate tablets and a natural-fermentation colomba for Easter 2026 in Rio de Janeiro.
Shot in an industrial warehouse, Sam Sabbá’s new video turns raw space into a powerful metaphor for artistic discipline and the true cost of chasing a dream.
For the first time, NGO Nóiz brings “Each Mind, Its World” to Cidade de Deus: an afternoon of art, music and sensory activities for children with ASD.
Latin America’s largest outdoor nautical event returns to Marina da Glória April 11–19 with family experiences and tickets already on sale.
On March 28, Senac RJ’s Drone Day brings free live drone demonstrations near Sesc Tijuca in Rio, from 10am to 4pm.
Optimus Prime leads a new era in Brazilian comics. Panini launches the Energon Universe at an exclusive event on March 28 in São Paulo.
Every Wednesday in April, the Oscar Niemeyer Museum offers free workshops and guided tours on art, manga, cinema, and technology for all ages.
Brazil projects billions in entertainment by 2026, yet peripheral artists still lack access. In Salvador, the Boca de Brasa program is changing that.
Ecofalante Educação brings 19 socio-environmental films to schools nationwide for World Water Month, free for educators on Ecofalante Play.
Brazil’s legendary rock band reunites its original lineup for shows in Porto Alegre, Florianópolis, Curitiba, and Belo Horizonte. Tickets on sale March 27.
A theatrical trilogy by Gilson de Barros, directed by Amir Haddad, marks 70 years of Brazil’s greatest novel at Teatro Glauce Rocha, April 1–24.
The full album drops on all streaming platforms this Friday, March 27, at midnight, alongside a teaser of the track “Pensamentos Intrusivos.”
Without a single word, Cia Etc e Tal closes its Don Quixote run on March 28 and 29 at Teatro Gláucio Gill in Copacabana.
Detonautas, Digão, Nenhum de Nós and Biquíni Cavadão headline Rock Weekend 2026 at Costao do Santinho from June 4 to 7.
In 2025, Czechia welcomed 201,096 Latin American visitors, breaking a pre-pandemic record. Brazil leads with 11.15% growth year over year.
The Cultura em Jogo Forum brought together game developers and cultural experts at a Niterói museum, opening a free interactive exhibit through April 5.
Since March 2025, Lecadô’s coxinha has won over fans across Brasileirão, Libertadores, and Rio derbies at the stadium’s 56 bars.
The contrast between strength and delicacy defines Fabulous Agilità’s Winter 2026 collection, blending noble fabrics with timeless elegance for today’s woman.
Brazilian TV star Miguel Rômulo takes on the role of Jesus in the 31st edition of Floriano’s Passion of Christ, on April 3 and 4 in Piauí.
Rodrigo Pompeu has daily seizures since January. His family sells books, baked goods and raffle tickets to cover medical and living expenses.