As the years go by, our priorities change too—including when it comes to having fun. Who has the energy to stay out all night after turning thirty, for example? And for those in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, it becomes even harder to find welcoming parties to enjoy.
With that in mind, venues in São Paulo are now organizing50+ Parties for those who believe that getting older doesn’t mean giving up on nightlife. But hold on—we’re not talking about the endless nights of the young, who party until sunrise. The fun here lasts only until midnight, featuring hits from the ’70s and ’80s, along with dance moves from that era and much more.
If you miss the disco era, don’t be sad. The Gimme Gimme party rocks São Paulo with the best hits from the 1970s and 1980s, featuring ABBA and other artists of the genre. Interestingly, it’s one of the parties that attracts both the 50+ crowd and young people in their “early 30s, ” making it a meeting of generations.
The goal here is to celebrate—even if it’s not anyone’s birthday. The party always takes place at Bubu Restaurant, at the Football Museum, and attracts a crowd over 50. Get ready to hear the best hits of the 20th century, but modern songs also have a place on the playlist.
The party was created for people in their 50s, but it ended up attracting older people as well, even those over 80. The playlist here is exclusively from the ’70s and ’80s, and at the end, there’s always a slow song for couples to reminisce about the dances of their youth.
Once a month, the City of São Paulo hosts the Golden Age Ball for people 60+. The event features nostalgic music from various eras, with themes like Festa Junina, Black Ball, waltz, forró, and more. Dance instructors teach choreography, so don’t worry if you don’t know how to dance yet. It’s the perfect place to learn, practice, and meet new people!
It organizes themed dances for seniors, making it the largest event of its kind in Brazil. There are parties in various regions of São Paulo, with different themes: São João, Mother’s Day, Carnival, and more! The events feature dance instructors who make sure no one stays still.