The Caravana Energia da Cultura 2026 offers free workshops, mentorships and online classes across five Brazilian states and the Federal District.
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The only Adoniran Barbosa song never recorded by Demônios da Garoa is finally here — in a landmark version featuring Seu Jorge, marking 80 years of the group.
With 4,802 passengers and a 9.9 satisfaction score, BH’s free boat tour at Pampulha Lagoon enters a new chapter starting Tuesday (14).
Ten bands, food stalls, and a kids area at Aterro do Flamengo on April 18–19. Free entry and rock classics from the 80s and 90s.
Iemanjá em Mares Verdes arrives at the Bahia Book Biennial, where Ilaina Damasceno turns a public religious celebration into resistance and memory.
Lucio Salvatore unveils intimate notes from 20 years of art at Museu do Amanhã, via book and doc that probe identity and defiance.
Camila Coelho, Gabi Lopes, and Fael experienced the Aperol Day Club at the world’s biggest pop culture festival, April 10–12.
“Last Goodbye,” Gustavo Mioto’s first international single, made its TV debut on Brazil’s Fantástico after a recording season in Nashville.
Bacio di Latte launches Bem Casado da Laura, a gelato inspired by a classic Brazilian wedding treat. Available from April 14 in stores and delivery apps.
Rodrigo Bragança brings a free multisensory performance to São Paulo’s CCSP on April 18, featuring Oran Etkin, Craca Beat, and Fernanda Gusso.
On April 23, Sobrado da Cidade honors St. George’s Day with a traditional Brazilian feijoada lunch inside a historic downtown Rio mansion, from 11:30 a.m. to
“Acolhida,” by Italian artist Edoardo Ettorre, opens April 21 at Arsenal da Esperança, celebrating 30 years of social work in São Paulo.
São Paulo, Rio, Recife, Salvador and Maceió top Kayak’s search rankings for Brazil’s Tiradentes holiday, a rare four-day weekend in April 2026.
Le Canton resort in Teresópolis hosts a soccer clinic with former Flamengo star Júnior during Brazil’s Tiradentes holiday, April 17–21.
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.
Released April 9, the track captures the pain of being the only one still hurting in a relationship that had already fallen apart inside.
From designer dressing rooms to street style shoots: 140 Senac RJ students experience Rio Fashion Week 2026 from the inside, April 14–18.
Fluminense host Independiente Rivadavia at Maracanã in the 2026 Libertadores. Radio Nacional covers it live from 9:15 PM (Brasília time) this Wednesday (15).
Starring alongside her real-life granddaughter, Rosamaria Murtinho brings Iris Apfel to life at Teatro das Artes starting April 18.
Fazenda Bosque Belo opens April 25 for an exclusive farm-to-table picnic on a 300-year-old property with free-roaming rescued parrots in Boituva, Brazil.
Only finalist from Santa Catarina, Bonomi competes for Best Southern Restaurant at Prazeres da Mesa 2026 with its original, flavor-driven menu.
On May 1st, Shopping Nova Iguaçu hosts Baile das Antigas, a funk celebration featuring Pipos Ultra and Super Cash Box, starting at 1 PM.
From April 17–21, Parque Capivari hosts the first Bier & Food Festival: free entry, 45,000 expected visitors, and Baden Baden among the highlights.
Brazil’s top farm resort, Fazzenda Park Resort, unveiled a new corporate events complex at the UGART tourism trade fair in Porto Alegre.
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.
Born from a family safe kept shut for decades, Casa de Fá opens in Palmeiras de Goiás on April 18 with poetry, music, and living memory.
On Wednesday (15), Grupo Chocolate records the unreleased track “A Nossa Hora Chegou” at a samba circle in Porto Alegre — free entry until 9 PM.