Ullisses Campbell joins Brazil’s first True Crime Club, an interactive experience already uniting over one thousand real crime fans.
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Ryu, The Runner kicks off 2026 with “Potência”, a powerful trap partnership with Emitê Único that sets the tone for “ADULTO IDEAL VOL. 2”.
Dirce Thomaz celebrates 25 years of Invasores Theatre Company with “Eu e Ela: A Visit to Carolina Maria de Jesus,” on free tour across São Paulo.
Recorded in a Copacabana movie theater, the album “AO VIVO” blends Jazz Fusion and cinema to celebrate Alfredo Dias Gomes’ award-winning phase.
Blending ‘90s raw rock and modern pop, Culture Wars’ “Don’t Speak” aims to bring guitars back to the big arenas.
Blending flavor and convenience, Ghee Banqueteria launches an exclusive Easter menu available for pre-order until March 30, 2026.
With full rooms this summer and a new Italian-inspired plaza, Hotel Villa Rossa forecasts 14% growth in 2026, driven by short-trip tourism.
The public will act as the jury in the Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro qualifiers; the national winner represents Brazil at the World Final in Switzerland.
VIBRA TEEN RJ heats up Shopping Metropolitano Barra on March 15 with FP do Trem Bala and Baile do Sifrão leading the lineup.
Shot in São Paulo, “Xê Dama” merges Calema’s African roots and Lauana Prado’s Brazilian energy in a vibrant, cross-continental collaboration.
Two decades later, “Five Choreographers in One Body” returns with Flávia and Letícia Xavier, exploring maturity and artistic legacy in contemporary dance.
Jéssica Ellen, Eliana Pittman, and Ju Colombo lead a drama about a Black lawyer’s journey of healing and self-discovery through Afro dance.
São Paulo’s MorumbiShopping opens its 6th expansion with 40 new stores, a rooftop food hall, and the debut of Bershka and Bath & Body Works in Brazil.
On Sunday, March 15, Will Calhoun, Marcos Suzano, Marcelinho da Lua and Guilherme Gê explore real-time musical freedom at Manouche, 6 p.m.
Union of Maricá brings Rio’s carnival spirit to the world’s largest real estate event, MIPIM, in the French Riviera.
Before touring Europe, Flávia Bittencourt brings her show “De Dominguinhos a Zé Ramalho” to Blue Note Rio on March 18.
“Yy Jojou – Encontro das Águas” unites Guarani Mbya chants and classical music, with a free concert in São Paulo on March 14.
Australian guitarist Steph Strings plays Brazil for the first time in May 2026, with two shows presented by Queremos! in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
From March 29 to April 4, Lapinha Spa blends spirituality, holistic health and nature in a week led by theologian Ed René Kivitz.
Australian guitarist Steph Strings plays Brazil for the first time in May 2026, with two shows presented by Queremos! in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
40,000 visitors expected at São Paulo’s 1st Venezuelan & Peruvian Food Festival, March 14–15, free entry at Memorial da América Latina.
The second Salvador em Adoração festival drew 30,000 people to Praça de Piatã, featuring Bruna Karla, Morada, and top Brazilian gospel artists.
Armani, Nike, Sephora and 20+ brands offer up to 70% off at Catarina Fashion Outlet’s Sale + Sale, March 13–15.
Brazilian rock band Inimigos do Rei make their comeback on April 14 at Teatro PRIO in Rio, premiering new show “Vem Kafka Comigo!” and single “Medo.”
São Paulo’s most heartfelt Afro-Brazilian celebration returns on March 15 with Liniker, Tássia Reis, Dexter, and more — free entry for kids.
The comedy that turns Greek tragedy into laughs is back at Teatro Cândido Mendes with three nominations at Brazil’s top humor theater award.
Based on Dickens’ 1850 novel, a new São Paulo production follows an orphan’s journey through Victorian society, running weekends through March 29.
From March 12–15, Cinemateca Capitólio in Porto Alegre screens 15 films by female directors from Rio Grande do Sul — all free admission.
At 24, the Manaus-born actress who appeared on The Voice Kids now stars alongside Thalita Rebouças in a hit Rio de Janeiro musical.
Brazilian rap trio 3030 celebrates their EP Origens with an acoustic show at São Paulo’s Cine Joia on March 14, blending rap, poetry, and MPB roots.