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An exhibition by the Historical Society for the Independence of Portugal that, as part of the 50th anniversary of the democratic founding, explores the mechanisms and infrastructures that make democracy possible.

Alexandre Estrela presents at Galeria Zé dos Bois a series of 'Réplicas' based on his piece RedSkyFalls, with fruit flies that react in real time to seismic activity.

Exhibition of clocks by artist Ana Massaki, where time takes on form, colour and poetry, and each piece invites visitors to slow down and imagine.

Exhibition of stereoscopic photographs by Carla Gaspar capturing parts of the human body, the whole body and clothes arranged on the floor.

Exhibition of fifteen analogue photographs by Carla Martins about exchanges at the Banco de Tempo do Lumiar, capturing the beauty of sharing time and knowledge.

Exhibition by Carlos Vasconcellos devoted to the sea as a landscape in permanent transformation, through changing light, sky, colours and the horizon.

An exhibition of sculptural drawing by Diogo Pimentão, who redefines the practice of drawing, presenting works resulting from a performative action with dancer Emmanuel Eggermont at CAM.

An exhibition dedicated to José Mário Branco and the theme of exile, bringing together texts and iconographic material about the careers of Portuguese singers exiled in France.

The exhibition 'Feinting Life' travels to the suburbs of Lourenço Marques between 1950 and 1970, bringing together photography, pop culture, press and football to reflect on colonialism, culture and sport.

An exhibition dedicated to the world of technical wreck diving and the extraordinary legacy of the Portuguese team In-Silence Dive Team, through texts, photographs and videos.

At Chapitô, José Matos Alves shows photographs born from 13 years of life in Cape Verde, a celebration of freedom and of the lessons learned in the archipelago.

'Músculo Mental' brings together works by João Louro and Dagoberto Rodríguez, two leading artists who explore language, image and memory.

Exhibition of unpublished sculptures by Juan Miguel Quiñones investigating the tensions between matter, memory and temporality, from an imaginary shaped by the sea.

Ressonâncias entre arquitetura, cultura e identidade. Festina Lente é uma aproximação visual àquilo que está prestes a desaparecer (fragmentos da paisagem urbana, vestígios), atravé...

The exhibition celebrates 40 years of Lisbon's Pavers and Gardening Schools, highlighting their work in qualifying professionals and enhancing Portuguese pavement and the city's gardens.

A dialogue between the works of Lourdes Castro and Ilda David, exploring the relationship between light and shadow in azulejo tiles, crossing memory and contemporaneity.

Photographs by Luis Nogueira taken during several trips across different geographies, showing children who were born and live in different places.

Exhibition by Luís Almeida, Run Jiang and Sara Ivone, accompanied by a text reflecting on quality, the reception of works and taste in different contexts. Open Monday to Friday and on the 1st and 3rd Saturday, from 10h to 18h, with free entry.

Artist Margarida Correia presents her photographic research on personal and institutional archives of specific communities, through exhibitions and catalogues.

Mercado CCB returns to Centro Cultural de Belém, bringing together creators, artisans and the community for another season.

A visual reading of Portugal's birdlife, using the Monsanto Forest Park as a key reference and symbol of Lisbon's environmental policy.

Exhibition presenting the results of the Lisbon City Council's Cultural Heritage Department research into the history and identity of Charneca, through images and documents from the life of the community. Free entry.

An anthological exhibition dedicated to Paulo Bruscky, a pioneer of conceptual art in Brazil, tracing his work from the 1970s across visual and sound poetry, performance, mail art and new media.

A new exhibition by Pedro Cabrita Reis, curated by João Pinharanda, presenting the career of one of Portugal's most internationally recognised artists.

An exhibition bringing together works by internationally renowned artists such as Cindy Sherman, ORLAN, Marina Abramović, Erwin Olaf, Jane and Louise Wilson, Hannah Starkey, Helena Almeida and Nikki S. Lee.

An exhibition of three-dimensional works from the MACAM collection exploring balance, tension and transformation in space, with works by Portuguese and international artists and curated by Adelaide Ginga and Carolina Quintela.

The billboard at Largo Marquês de Angeja, next to Avenida da Índia, will alternately display works by seven artists, starting with Joana Ramalho from 1 to 31 July.

Free open-air exhibition by Saraiva + Associados, with 30 large-scale panels on Avenida Infante Santo revisiting three decades of the studio's projects.

A cartoon exhibition at the Pharmacy Museum that revisits the past of the pharmaceutical sector with humor and irony, highlighting the history of the National Association of Pharmacies.

Through Ritual Poliédrico, you enter fantastic worlds and live extraordinary adventures in narrative game sessions, either one-off or campaign style.

Rosa Barba presents her first major exhibition in Portugal, with a site-specific and temporal narrative that expands on the conceptual themes of her work.

An immersive exhibition inviting children and adults to discover the real superpowers of the animal world, from eyes with thousands of lenses to internal compasses, celebrating nature's diversity and ingenuity.

An exhibition in which Beatriz Horta Correia's terracotta sculptures enter into dialogue with photographs from the novobanco Collection selected by the artist herself.

Timeless Experiences offers outdoor escape rooms in Lisbon, with two missions based on true Portuguese history: The Rose Cross Mystery, played in a garden, and The Collector, through the historic area. Activities are for ages 12 and up, with prices from €17.99 per player.

An exhibition of around 100 works from the EDP Foundation Collection, curated by João Pinharanda, Margarida Chantre and Sérgio Mah, on view at MAAT Central in two stages and running until 2027.

Radha Krishna Temple was officially inaugurated on 4 November 1998.

The Constitutional Court offers guided tours to deepen citizens' knowledge of the functions and powers of this sovereign body.

A guided tour of the former Central Tejo, a thermal power plant built in 1908 that supplied Lisbon with electricity, covering several spaces among original machinery.

São Jorge Castle in Lisbon offers daily tours that tell the story of the city's evolution from the distant past. Tours are included in the ticket, with registration at the ticket office on a first-come, first-served basis.