This Sunday (29), the Museum of Image and Sound presents another children’s marathon. This time with a theme that delights both children and adults: dinosaurs. The “Rawr! Jurassic Adventure” edition is t...
Teatro Santander announced that it will host the blockbuster musical adaptation of 'The Devil Wears Prada' in São Paulo. And best of all, the premiere date is already set: February 2027! The announcem...
Cine Tutu will be the first independent street cinema in Vila Madalena, with an opening scheduled for the second half of 2026. Located in an annex of the Vila Madalena Theater, it will be situated at 555...
Like any metropolis, São Paulo is full of eye-catching buildings —from“vertical forests” to the famous Casa Bola. One of the capital’s most peculiar structures, however, goes unnoticed by most São Paulo r...
Bananal, in the interior of São Paulo, was once one of Brazil’s wealthiest cities during the coffee boom. One of the remaining vestiges of its golden age is Pharmacia Popular, Brazil’s oldest pharmacy sti...
Installed in 1934, São Paulo’s Marco Zero is located in the heart of the capital, across from the Sé Cathedral. Its original function was to organize the numbering of local residences and calculate the di...
The Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo is preparing to welcome the public again! One of the first spaces dedicated to contemporary art in the country, the museum has been closed since August 2024 due to co...
Now in its 4th edition, NekoFest takes place this Saturday (21) at Largo da Batata, in the West Zone of São Paulo. Conceived by entrepreneur Marisol Kiyoko Guevara, creator of the Asian cuisine delivery a...
Exploring is one of the easiest ways to put together a complete, accessible itinerary full of experiences in the city. After all, Brazil’s most famous avenue brings together some of the capital’s main cultural venues,...
We recently published an article about the Descida da Santa, the impressive boat procession that takes place annually in the Vale do Ribeira. What few people know is that there is a similar tradition righ...