15€ Live music
The soloists of Orquestra XXI celebrate the centenary of Morton Feldman's birth with a performance of his seminal work Crippled Symmetry, for flute, percussion and piano.
Our picks for the next 14 days
Fri 2 Oct
Live music
Estúdio Time Out · Lisbon
until 27 Dec
Free
Exhibition
Local a anunciar · Lisbon
until 11 Oct
Theatre
T. M. Amélia Rey Colaço · Lisbon
9€
Fri 2 Oct
Live music
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian · Lisbon
until 4 Oct
Theatre
Capitólio · Lisbon
25€
until 31 Dec
Exhibition
Museu Bordalo Pinheiro · Lisbon
5€
Fri 2 Oct 20:00
Live music
Lisboa ao Vivo · Lisbon
until 4 Oct
Theatre
LU.CA - Teatro Luís de Camões · Lisbon
4,9€
until 30 Dec
Family
AMOREIRAS 360º · Lisbon
5€
until 18 Oct
Cinema
Igreja e Convento da Graça · Lisbon
14,99 €
until 11 Oct
Free
Other
MAC/CCB · Lisbon
until 31 Dec
Exhibition
B-Mad, Berardo Museu Arte Deco · Lisbon
6 €
15€ Live music
The soloists of Orquestra XXI celebrate the centenary of Morton Feldman's birth with a performance of his seminal work Crippled Symmetry, for flute, percussion and piano.
Live music
For the first time in Portugal, legendary Brazilian rock band IRA! presents an electric and visceral show, celebrating 45 years of career with all their greatest hits. Doors open at 7 PM.
Live music
The Festival Cantabile brings chamber music to the Academia das Ciências de Lisboa on 2 October 2026, joining the Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa with Cristel Lee, Alexander Chaushian and artistic director and violist Diemut Poppen. The programme includes Mozart's Symphony No. 29 and Sinfonia Concertante, plus Alexey Shor's Cello Concerto No. 1, conducted by Pedro Neves.
Perotá Chingó returns to Portugal after eleven years for a single concert at Estúdio Time Out in Lisbon on 2 October 2026, presenting the 2024 album TÁ alongside favourites like Ríe Chinito and La Complicidad.
30–60€ M/6 Live music
Simone Mendes returns to Portugal with a 90-minute show at Sagres Campo Pequeno, featuring the biggest hits of her career and a DJ warm-up set.
Xico Gaiato, the project of Francisco Barata, presents debut album A Cada Passo Que Dou live at Casa Capitão in Lisbon on 2 October — fourteen songs rooted in the Beira Interior reimagined through electronics and pop.
The Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir open the season with Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex, conducted by Hannu Lintu, in a programme that also includes Debussy's La Damoiselle élue.