Can we already say that 2025 has come to an end? We blink and it seems that São Paulo has already entered the Christmas mood, with announcements of Christmas events and end-of-year getaways. But there’ s still time to enjoy the city’s best plans without worrying about presents. So check out our selection of tours and find out what to do in São Paulo in November.
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What to do in São Paulo in November: paid plans
French Film Festival of Brazil
Formerly known as the Varilux Festival, the French Film Festival of Brazil brings a special selection of French films to São Paulo. The program is not yet available, but get ready to check out some of the best premieres of 2025.
📅 27/11 a 10/12

Harry Potter™: A Great Tribruple Ball
Get ready to live a magical and immersive experience in São Paulo, inspired by the famous ball of the Tribruxo Tournament. With instagrammable backdrops, themed decorations and food typical of the Harry Potter™ universe, the event invites São Paulo wizards to embrace magic as if they were at Hogwarts™, taking part in house activities, sipping Butterbeer and experiencing unforgettable moments on a night full of lights, music and lots of fun.
📅 Until 28/12
🎫 From R$95, available here
📍 Shopping Cidade São Paulo: Avenida Paulista, 1230 – Bela Vista

Burger Fest
The famous burger festival is returning to São Paulo in November for its 20th edition. The event celebrates its 14th anniversary in 2025 and this time brings together more than 120 burger restaurants, including names such as Holy Burger and Coringa do Beco. The public will be able to try new burgers and potato portions created especially for the event, attractions with Heinz giveaways and novelties in the McCain potato range. Don’t miss out!
📅 Until 30/11
📍 Participating houses will soon be available here

Titanique – The Musical
The show offers a parody of the Titanic story through the amusing eyes of Céline Dion. An award-winning musical comedy that promises to make São Paulo audiences laugh!
📅 Until 14/12
🎫 From R$20
📍 Teatro Sabesp, at Shopping Frei Caneca: Rua Frei Caneca, 569 – Consolação

Titanic: An Immersive Journey
Speaking of Titanic, in November you can immerse yourself in the ship’s history through an exhibition that is new to São Paulo. With 3D projections, life-size recreations and more than 150 historical artifacts, “Titanic: A Voyage” is an exciting and educational visit, even including a virtual exploration of the wreck.
📅 Until 31/01/2026
🎫 From R$40, available here
📍 Shopping Eldorado: Avenida Rebouças, 3970 – Pinheiros
Susana Baca in São Paulo
Peruvian singer and researcher Susana Baca, a reference in Afro-Latin music and three-time Latin Grammy winner, is the attraction at the opening concert of the Ecos Latinoamericanos Festival. Baca presents a repertoire that pays homage to the resistance and poetry of black culture in Peru and Latin America, accompanied by the Ensemble Ecos, on Black Awareness Day.
📅 20/11
📍 Estação Motiva Cultural – Sala São Paulo: Praça Júlio Prestes, 16 – Campos Elíseos

Brunch Weekend
This gastronomic event brings together around 30 restaurants and coffee shops in São Paulo on weekends in November, with a special brunch menu and exclusive desserts.
📅 22, 23, 29 e 30/11

Beetlejuice – The Musical
Pop culture’s most famous ghost is back! After a successful season in 2024, “Beetlejuice” is on again with Eduardo Sterblitch in the lead role and a strong cast.
📅 Until 30/11
🎫 From R$ 21,18
📍 Teatro Liberdade: Rua São Joaquim, 129 – Liberdade

Astro – Immersive Exhibition
Experience an interactive galactic journey in this exhibition that combines art, light and technology. With projections of the cosmos, virtual reality and official images from NASA, ESA and JAXA, “Astra” is perfect for astronomy lovers and curious children.
📅 Until 31/12
🕓 Monday, Wednesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
🎫 From R$30
📍 Gymnasium Visualfarm: Praça Olavo Bilac, 38 – Campos Elíseos

São Paulo International Motor Show
The Salão Internacional do Automóvel is back in 2025, bringing together various brands in the sector on more than 67,000 square meters of exhibition space. An unmissable event for car lovers, where you can find out what’s new in the automotive world and enjoy unique experiences! Such as an indoor test drive and an exhibition of exclusive supercars.
📅 22 a 30/11
🎫 From R$ 63
📍 Anhembi District: Avenida Olavo Fontoura, 1209 – Santana

The Nutcracker” Ballet
The St. Petersburg Classical Ballet presents the traditional “The Nutcracker”, in a production faithful to Russian tradition. The production features Alexander Volchkov from the Bolshoi and Maria Tomilova from the Grigorovich Ballet in an enchanting show with lavish sets, dazzling costumes and Tchaikovsky’s immortal score.
📅 17 e 18/11
🕓 20h
🎫 From R$ 97,50
📍 Teatro Liberdade: Rua São Joaquim, 129 – Liberdade

The Relapse
This fictional monologue portrays the trajectory of an actress who returns to the stage after 40 years, after losing her only son to the Covid-19 pandemic. The play reflects on art, memory and the scars of Brazil’s recent history.
Until 23/11
Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 7pm
🎫 From R$40
📍 Atelier Cênico: Rua Fortunato, 241 – Vila Buarque

Candlelight
In November, São Paulo hosts another unmissable program of candlelit concerts. Iconic soundtracks, Vivaldi’s masterpieces and classic rock songs are given impressive versions by the Monte Cristo Orchestra. Everything is made even more special by the beautiful candles that illuminate the theater in this intimate and sublime performance ! Check out some dates:
- 11/22: Candlelight: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons
- 28/11: Candlelight: Tribute to Adele
- 30/11: Candlelight: Rock Classics

What to do in November in São Paulo: free plans
Festival Ecos Latinoamericanos 2025 (except Susan Baca)
The festival brings together artists from nine countries to present 16 concerts and performances of Latin American concert music, promoting cultural exchanges in São Paulo. It will take place in several of the city’s landmark venues , such as Sala São Paulo, SESC Belenzinho, Pinacoteca and Minhocão.
📅 19 a 30/11
🎫 Free of charge

Moda Tech – Fashion, art and technology exhibition
The second edition of the Moda Tech project features a free exhibition with immersive LED, 3D and artificial intelligence installations. There will also be creations by emerging designers under the mentorship of Vitorino Campos, photographs and lectures on sustainability and innovation in fashion.
📅 20 a 30/11
🕓 11am to 7pm
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Pivô Gallery – Avenida Ipiranga, 200 – República

27th USP Book Festival
USP’s traditional literary fair brings together various publishers, offering national and international titles at a 50% discount.
📅 26 a 30/11
🕓 Wednesday to Friday, 9am to 9pm; Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 7pm
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Avenida Professor Mello Moraes, travessa C – Cidade Universitária (USP Butantã)

Guided tour of the CONTEMPORANEO exhibition
Artist Eva Soban and curator Zeca Medeiros lead a tour of the CONTEMPORÂNEO textile art exhibition, which addresses ancestry and social issues through works from Brazil and around the world.
📅 27/11
🕓 14h30
🎫 Free
📍 Caixa Cultural São Paulo: Praça da Sé, 111 – Centro

Play “Like a river”
Livraria das Perdizes celebrates its first year with an unmissable cultural program! One of the highlights is the play “Como um rio”, inspired by the trajectory of founder José Cortez, as well as a cake toast and socializing.
📅 18/11
🕓 17h
🎫 Free | Online registration
📍 Rua Bartira, 317 – Perdizes

Quilombo Groove
This multicultural show highlights Afro-Amapa culture with concerts, workshops, conversation circles and storytelling sessions. In addition, the public can see a photographic exhibition about the Quilombo do Curiaú, which connects centuries-old traditions from Amapá with contemporary art.
📅 19 a 27/11
🎫 Free | Tickets available on the website or at the box office)
📍 CCBB São Paulo Garden: Rua Álvares Penteado, 112 – Historic Center

Black Consciousness program at Ibirapuera Park
The park is holding a series of free activities to exalt Afro-Brazilian culture. Highlights include the Harmona Choir’s tribute to Milton Nascimento, Djavan and Gilberto Gil, a special Planetarium session on African astronomy and an Afro-Brazilian biodiversity workshop for children and families.
📅 Until 29/11
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Ibirapuera Park: Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n – Vila Mariana

Italian Film Festival in Brazil
Another unmissable attraction in November for those who love European cinema. In its 20th edition, the Italian Film Festival presents a free and diverse program with new and humorous films from Italy.
📅 Until 29/11
🎫 Free

Kimchi Day Festival
The event celebrates Korean culture in São Paulo, with a food fair, K-Pop performances, culinary workshops and cultural exhibitions. In addition, the festival offers the experience of preparing your own kimchi and getting to know the Korean universe through accessible attractions.
📅 22 e 23/11
🕓 From 10am to 7pm
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Praça Coronel Fernando Prestes, s/n – Bom Retiro

Christmas of Dreams in Campos do Jordão
Campos do Jordão is also an attraction at the end of the year. That’s because the town is hosting “Natal dos Sonhos”, the biggest Christmas event in its history! With a Christmas village, free Ferris wheel, giant tree, special decorations and activities for all the family, the event promises to delight children and adults alike and is worth a trip for those looking for fun outside the capital.
📅 Until January 2026
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Campos do Jordão/SP

Satyrianas Festival 2025
The 26th edition of the festival will be a must for anyone who loves the arts. Theater, dance, circus, performances and music are all part of the big show! The full program will be available here soon.
📅 19 a 23/11
🎫 Free of charge
📍 Roosevelt Square, s/n – Bela Vista

The Gallery – Brazil/UK Year of Culture 2025-26
In November, the digital exhibition brings works by Brazilian and international artists to the media panels on the streets of São Paulo. The projections transform the public space into an open-air gallery, under the theme “It’s not easy being green”, reflecting on the climate crisis and social and environmental responsibility.
📅 Until 18/11
🎫 Free of charge
