Starting August 1, Rio de Janeiro-based photographer Bruno Guerchon will hold his first solo exhibition at Ava Galleria, located at Fábrica Bhering. The exhibition “Inspiration and Reflection” is curated...
After being out of service for more than two decades, the Silvestre Branch of the Santa Teresa Trams is back in operation. However, you’ll need to plan ahead! That’s because, for now, there will be only f...
If you’re already looking for things to do this weekend in Rio de Janeiro, look no further—we’ve put together the perfect itinerary for you! Pixar World Photo: Courtesy BarraShop...
After being closed for more than a decade—marked by extensive construction, delays, and postponements—the new Museum of Image and Sound on the Copacabana waterfront has now (partially) opened its doors. B...
On July 18 and 19, an edition of “A Day in the Park” will take place in Rio de Janeiro, featuring more than 50 free activities in at least 25 state conservation areas. The event is part of a national...
The Oscar Niemeyer Popular Theater is preparing to host the 1st Niterói Korean Culture Festival in August. K-World is free and promises a variety of attractions for fans of K-pop, K-dramas, cuisine, dance...
With its beaches featuring crystal-clear waters and breathtaking scenery, Arraial do Cabo has earned the nickname “Brazilian Caribbean.” And now the city in Rio de Janeiro’s Lakes Region can boast a new...
One of the city’s most beautiful and imposing buildings is celebrating its anniversary. And to mark its 117th anniversary, the Rio Municipal Theater has prepared a free program for July 14. Learn more abo...
If you love Japanese culture and want to do something special this weekend, the Cherry Blossom Festival in Friburgo is the perfect event to add to your calendar. On July 11 and 12, the city will host the...
Street movie theaters are part of Rio de Janeiro’s history and culture. For many years, these theaters scattered throughout the city served as leisure options for locals, screening a variety of Brazilian...
