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In Cloudbusting, singer Aline Goffin invites young audiences into Kate Bush's universe through an intimate fusion of music, movement and image, complete with magical holograms.

Da Pele is a series of sound installations centered on the adufe, exploring the power of collective and memory through a simple instrument.

Norquestra is an interactive concert in which audiences and musicians explore the mystery of musical creation, with the audience invited to intervene in the music being played. The show emerges from a creation-research process developed with musicians and neuroscientists.

Visit two rooms where Big Bang musicians live, exploring their fantastic imaginaries and secret adventures.

A percussionist, pianist and trumpeter guide us through the world of Miles Davis, exploring the infinite possibilities of improvised music.

A hands-on workshop in the Big Bang festival where participants combine singing and the traditional Portuguese adupe frame drum, mattering how small rhythmic impulses can become a collective flood of sound.

An interactive sound installation by composer Jaime Reis and violinist Beatriz Costa, inviting audiences to explore and create soundscapes from the skeleton of a reconstructed piano.

The Voz do Operário Children's Choir and the Retimbrar collective present a concert celebrating Portuguese roots music, reflecting on time, memory and community through song.

Queen Lives Forever, a tribute show to the band Queen, celebrates the legacy of the iconic rock group with the New Guitar Orchestra.

A game-visit for the 2nd cycle that explores the biodiversity of the Gulbenkian Garden and the role of humans in protecting nature.

A guided tour of the Gulbenkian Museum for 2nd cycle students, journeying through different centuries and cultures.

A gastronomic tour through the Gulbenkian collection, full of ingredients for a mouth-watering menu.

A tour that adapts the eponymous game to the exhibition space, combining interpretation questions with sensory and creative exploration activities.

A visit for several school cycles that explores the relationship between mathematics and art through the works of the Gulbenkian Museum.

A game-visit through photography, video, painting, sculpture and installation, always with suitcase in hand and a special passport.

A visit for primary school children to explore the sounds of Lisbon's trees using a tree-box.

An activity that starts from observation to find the common element among works in the CAM collection.

A game-like tour that takes participants on a journey through France, Greece, Turkey and China, discovering different cultures through the artworks purchased by Calouste Gulbenkian.

A musical visit that combines space exploration and music, ending its mission on planet Earth with out-of-this-world sounds.

This game challenges participants to discover 50 species of natural elements in the Garden and to mark with a cross what they manage to find.

In this dynamic and engaging workshop, children are invited to dive into the world of music through free experimentation and collective creation.

A musical visit designed for preschool children, inviting them to observe the Museum's works through sound and the senses.

In this visit-workshop, preschool and primary school students create sound materials through a multisensory exploration of the Gulbenkian Garden.

A game-like visit to discover the stories and memories of the objects collected by Gulbenkian.

A musical visit for preschoolers that encourages learning about musical instruments, the sounds of nature and the voice.

In the ABC of Music, each letter gains sound, rhythm and life, in an A-to-Z journey through composers, instruments and melodies that turn music into words, gestures and little sound stories.

In this workshop, preschool children become explorers, discovering and observing life in the Gulbenkian Garden.

In this game-like visit, sound is the starting point for a close observation of the works on display.

This visit turns into a choreography: a short dance you can take back to school and repeat as many times as you like.