As the years go by, our priorities change too – including when it comes to having fun. Who’s in the mood for a late night after the age of 30, for example? And for those in their 50s and 60s, it’s even harder to find cozy parties to entertain yourself.
With this in mind, clubs in São Paulo are now organizing 60+ parties for those who believe that getting older is not synonymous with giving up the nightlife. But calm down, we’re not talking about the eternal night of the young, who party until the sun comes up. The party here lasts until midnight, playing hits from the 70s and 80s, with dance moves from the era and much more.
50 and 60+ parties in SP, because fun doesn’t have an expiration date
Unbirthday
The aim here is to celebrate – even if it’s not anyone’s birthday. The party always takes place at Bubu Restaurant, in the Football Museum, and attracts people over 50. Be prepared to listen to the best hits from the 20th century, but modern songs are also on the playlist.
Once a month
🕒 19h to 00h
Tickets $50 at the door
📍 Soccer Museum: Charles Miller Square – Pacaembu
Gudinaite
The party was born for people in their 50s, but ended up attracting older people too, even those over 80. The playlist here is exclusively 70s and 80s, and at the end there’s always a slow song for couples to reminisce about the dances of their youth.
📅 Twice every two months
🕒 Variable, usually ends at midnight
🎫 From R$100
📍 Variable
Best Age Ball
Once a month, São Paulo City Hall holds the Best Age Ball for people 60+. The event features nostalgic music from different eras, with themes such as Festa Junina, Baile Black, waltz, forró and more. Dance teachers 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!
📅 Last Saturday of every month
🕒 4pm to 8pm
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Variable
Come Dancing Program
It organizes themed dances for the elderly and is the largest program 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 gatherings have dance instructors who make sure no one is left standing still.
🎫 Free
📍 Variable
