After a year of waiting, the sakura are finally blooming again in São Paulo! In July and August, the public will be able to attend the 2026 Parque do Carmo Cherry Blossom Festival, which brings hanami —...
Amid São Paulo’s concrete jungle, the Morumbi Chapel stands out as a haven of nature and historical preservation. The iconic structure combines ruins from the colonial period with modern brick masonry, s...
If you want to enjoy the cool season but aren’t up for the drive (and the prices) to Campos do Jordão, here’s a surefire tip. The 2026 Paranapiacaba Winter Festival takes place in the historic village of...
If you want to enjoy the cooler weather but aren’t up for the drive (and the prices) to Campos do Jordão, here’s a surefire tip. The 2026 Paranapiacaba Winter Festival takes place in the historic village...
The Brazilian national team returns to the field this Friday (19) with a must-win game! After a lackluster 1–1 draw with Morocco in their opener—when Vinícius Júnior saved Carlo Ancelotti’s team from a bi...
Get ready to sing and dance to ABBA’s greatest hits during the 2026 season of *Mamma Mia! * The acclaimed musical returns this Thursday, the 18th, bringing the energy of Greece to the stages of São Paulo...
The 2026 Polenta Festival is coming to the interior of São Paulo, bringing the best versions of this Italian delicacy. Held annually in Piracicaba, 155 kilometers from the capital, the festival celebrate...
The 2026 Polenta Festival is coming to the interior of São Paulo, bringing the best versions of this Italian delicacy. Held annually in Piracicaba, 155 kilometers from the capital, the festival celebrate...
“Bicho Solto, ” a new exhibition by visual artist Alê Jordão that takes over the streets of São Paulo, explores the tensions between behavior and urban life . With 11 works scattered along the corridor be...
“Bicho Solto, ” a new exhibition by visual artist Alê Jordão that takes over the streets of São Paulo, explores the tensions between behavior and urban life . With 11 works scattered along the corridor be...