On April 5 and 6, the west side will host the São Paulo – Neighborhood Flavors Festival. The event takes place from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Avenida Frederico Hermann Junior – 595, and is easily accessible from CPTM’s Pinheiros station.
With free admission, this pet-friendly and accessible festival aims to celebrate the city’s most iconic neighborhoods and their immigration history, such as Brás, Bixiga, Bom Retiro and Liberdade, highlighting the cultural and gastronomic richness of each region.
What can you find at the São Paulo Festival – Flavors of the Neighborhoods?
Throughout the 40 gastronomic stands on display at the event, you’ll find delicacies that represent the cultural plurality of the city. This year, the culinary highlights are:
- Traditional SP foods: mortadella sandwiches, pastries, original bauru and churrasquinhos;
- International dishes: pastitsio, arepas, ceviche, katsu sandos, topokkis, momos and pad thai;
- Drinks: craft beers, juices and various drinks;
- Sweets station.
Check out the cultural program of the São Paulo Festival:
As well as good food, the event promises a full cultural program with music and workshops for visitors. Check out what’s happening this weekend:
April 5th, Saturday:
- 1pm: Guina Kalô presents a samba rock show with his own compositions and hits such as ‘Aquele Abraço’ and ‘Bebete Vambora’;
- 4pm: Outra Vibe Group.
Sunday, April 6th:
- 13:30: Samba Gabriel – samba revelation will rock the crowd with hit ‘Se joga’ and other authorial compositions;
- 16h: Samba do Tatu plays samba raiz hits.
