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September 2026

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Ongoing: 285 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Morning 1 event
MU.SA invites you to discover the art of illustration

10:00 MU.SA - Museu das Artes de Sintra Sintra

Other

On 14 and 17 October, MU.SA — the Museum of Arts of Sintra — hosts the “Danuta Wojciechowska” illustration workshops, an invitation to discover the art of illustration.

Afternoon 1 event
Lado BB | The Truth

15:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

The Lado BB strand screens La Vérité, Hirokazu Kore-eda's drama in which Catherine Deneuve plays a film star whose fragile relationship with her daughter resurfaces; tickets are 3,20€ with discounts available.

Evening 8 events
Joshua Decter - The History of Art on Social Media

18:00 Pavilhão Julião Sarmento Lisbon

Free Exhibition

A series of three lectures by Joshua Decter, in partnership with AIR 351, proposing a revisionist history of contemporary art through its recontextualisation on social media. The event will be conducted in English.

Noémia Delgado | Máscaras

19:00 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Noémia Delgado's film "Máscaras", with tickets at 3,20€ and discounts for Friends of the Cinemateca, students, over-65s and other groups.

Techno Yoga with Kate Zubok

19:00 Teja House Lisbon

DJ set

Kate Zubok — DJ, producer, free diver and yogi — leads Techno Yoga, a fusion of breathwork, conscious movement and dancing to Berlin minimal techno, every Wednesday at TEJÁ House on the Cais do Sodré riverside.

Lado BB | Et Dieu... Créa La Femme

19:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

The Lado BB programme at the Cinemateca screens Et Dieu... Créa La Femme, with general tickets at 3,20€ and discounts available.

TEMPERS

21:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

24€ 12+ Live music

Tempers, Jasmine Golestaneh's solo project, brings the songs from the new album 'Delusion' (2026) live to the Rés do Chão on 14 October. Synth-pop, techno, post-punk and shoegaze continue to define her sonic universe.

Lado BB | Viva Maria!

21:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

The Lado BB cycle dedicated to Brigitte Bardot screens Viva Maria!, Louis Malle's adventure comedy starring Bardot and Jeanne Moreau, at the Cinemateca; tickets are 3,20€ with discounts for Cinemateca friends, young people, students and seniors.

Nina Maia

22:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

11€ 12+ Live music

Nina Maia presents the songs from her acclaimed debut album 'INTEIRA' (2024) at the Sótão da Casa on 14 October, where MPB and bossa nova meet indie-pop. Tickets cost €10 + fees online and €13 at the door.

Mothership

23:59 Lisboa Rio Lisbon

10€ DJ set

Every Wednesday from midnight to 6am at Temple Club, the Visionaries x Freaky Fiction alliance boards the Mothership for galactic explorations, with an open beer bar until 01:00 and free entry on your birthday.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 285 events

JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY

CALIGRAFIA JAPONESA

Other 25€ M/16

Tuesday 29 September · 11:00

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Japanese calligraphy (Shodo) workshop with Yuko Kase, for ages 16 and over.

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Brief Introduction JAPANESE CALLIGRAPHY Workshop With Yuko Kase DATES Tuesday | September 29 HOURS 11:00 to 13:00 PARTICIPANTS Max. 12 PRICE €25 Ages 16+ [indicative age] SHODO Considered one of the most traditional arts of Japan, calligraphy [SHODO] is also one of the oldest. The writing of ideograms was introduced to Japan from China in the 5th century, and from the outset, the taste and admiration for this exquisite writing as an art form were cultivated, under Chinese influence. Even today, it is part of the subjects taught in Japan from the 1st year of schooling. Starting with a 4B graphite pencil, children imitate models of characters balanced and harmoniously drawn on paper. Years later, they move on to practicing SHODO with brush and ink on rice paper. The first steps of learning always consist of imitating/copying models of classical writings of great beauty. Beyond formal education, a large number of students attend a master's house (Shodo salon) to perfect their technique. The two words that refer to Japanese calligraphy are sho and shodo. Although "sho" is part of the word "shodo", in the current context of arts in Japan, these words refer to distinct views of Japanese calligraphy. This arose in the post-war period, a time of great transformation in the world of Japanese calligraphy. There were calligraphers who began to question the nature of their art, better known as shodo, the way of writing -, because they saw in calligraphy "something more", a means through which they could express, rather than copy models, learn techniques or have a "beautiful calligraphy". This reflection contributed to further enriching this art. Thus, specific styles developed, whose subjective expressive dimension resulted in abstract and even illegible forms. It is a living art despite being traditional. Prices Entry - €25

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Breve Introdução CALIGRAFIA JAPONESA Oficina Com Yuko Kase DATAS Terça | 29 setembro HORAS 11.00 às 13.00 PARTICIPANTES Máx. 12 PREÇO €25 M/16 anos [idade indicativa] SHODO Considerada uma das artes mais tradicionais do Japão, a caligrafia [SHODO] é também uma das mais antigas. A escrita dos ideogramas foi introduzida no Japão vinda da China, no século V, e, desde logo, o gosto e admiração por esta requintada escrita como uma forma de arte foram cultivados, na senda da influência chinesa. Ainda hoje, faz parte das disciplinas ensinadas no Japão desde o 1.º ano da escolaridade. Iniciando-se com um lápis de grafite 4B, as crianças imitam os modelos dos caracteres equilibrada e harmoniosamente desenhados na folha de papel. Anos depois, passa-se a praticar o SHODO com pincel e tinta, sobre papel de arroz. Os primeiros passos da aprendizagem consistem sempre em imitar/copiar os modelos das escritas clássicas, de grande beleza. Para além do ensino oficial, há um grande número de alunos que frequenta a casa de um mestre (salão de Shodo) para aperfeiçoar a sua técnica. As duas palavras que se referem à caligrafia japonesa são sho e shodo. Embora “sho” faça parte da palavra “shodo”, no contexto actual das artes no Japão, essas palavras referem-se a visões distintas da caligrafia japonesa. Isto surgiu no pós-guerra, período de grande transformação no mundo da caligrafia japonesa. Houve calígrafos que começaram a questionar a natureza da sua arte , mais conhecida como shodo, o caminho da escrita -, porque viam na caligrafia “algo mais”, um meio através do qual poderiam expressar, mais do que copiar modelos, aprender técnicas ou ter uma “bela caligrafia”. Esta reflexão contribuiu para enriquecer ainda mais esta arte. Assim desenvolveram-se estilos específicos, cuja dimensão expressiva subjectiva resultou em formas abstractas e mesmo ilegíveis. É uma arte viva apesar de ser tradicional. Preços Entrada - 25€

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