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Ongoing: 283 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Morning 2 events
GYOTAKU - LITTLE FISH FROM THE GARDEN AND THE SEA | painting workshop

10:30 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

25€ M/14 Workshops & talks

In this workshop, participants observe fish representations in the Museu do Oriente exhibitions and learn the Japanese printing technique Gyotaku, applying it to fish and plants. Led by Isabel Constantino Gonçalves and Marisa Noblejas, it requires no previous experience and is aimed at ages 14+.

Journey to America

11:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Live music

The Sunday Concerts cycle kicks off with a program featuring works by Copland, Bernstein, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz.

Afternoon 9 events
Ikebana

12:00 Albuquerque Foundation Sintra

45€ Other

Workshop on Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement, with access to exhibitions.

The Missing Half

16:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

9€ Todas as idades Live music

'The Missing Half' is a show-workshop about the search for what completes us, described as a declaration of love to things, from the simplest to the most complex, from a flower to a hug. It takes place at Casa Capitão as a standing-room-only performance.

Tonight We Shout - "Samotrácias"

16:00 Biblioteca de Marvila Lisbon

5€ Party

Tonight We Shout is a cycle of performed readings of theatrical texts, promoted by Companhia Cepa Torta, celebrating its 10th anniversary. This edition presents 'Samotrácias', a cry from three women longing to emigrate.

SAMBA DE OCASIÃO: 7th Edition

16:00 Village Underground Lisboa Alcântara Lisbon

DJ set

Samba de Ocasião returns for its 7th edition on a Sunday afternoon, with a DJ set from 4pm to 10pm.

Tribute Concert to Prof. José António Piñeiro Nagy OCCO

17:00 Auditório Senhora da Boa Nova Estoril Cascais

Free Live music

An OCCO tribute concert honouring Prof. José António Piñeiro Nagy, creator and director of the Estoril Lisbon Festival, with a programme spanning Portuguese and international composers and ending with Tchaikovsky’s Serenade for Strings.

PRAGA AT THE MUSEUM: performance tour

17:00 MAAT Belém Lisbon

15€ Exhibition

Teatro Praga challenges audiences to attend performance tours of the exhibition 'Turn around. Um olhar sobre a Coleção de Arte Fundação EDP', mediated by Cláudia Jardim and Diogo Bento in a celebratory, party-like spirit of creative freedom. Drawing on works by artists such as Adriana Proganó and Ana Jotta, rules can be turned upside down in a session of play and fun.

SUPERSTAR

17:00 Teatro Armando Cortez Tires Cascais

M/12 Theatre

The theatre show SUPERSTAR takes to the stage.

Evening 3 events
ISA BUZZI

18:00 Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno Lisbon

M/6 Live music

Isa Buzzi brings her 'Clube dos Corações Partidos' tour to Casa Capitão, with regular, VIP and Meet & Greet ticket options. Under-16s may only attend accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

MARINA SENA | "NATURAL THINGS"

21:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

40€ 6+ Family friendly Live music

Marina Sena, one of the leading voices of contemporary Brazilian pop, presents her new project 'Natural Things' in a captivating live show.

Juliana Linhares

21:30 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

24€ 12+ Live music

Juliana Linhares presents her second album, 'Até Cansar o Cansaço', live in Lisbon, a record inspired by dialogues with neuroscientist Sidarta Ribeiro about collective exhaustion and the world of dreams. The concert takes place on the ground floor of Casa Capitão on 25 October.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 283 events

THE TWILIGHT SAD

Live music 30€

Sunday 15 November · 21:00

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Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno · Lisbon

Scottish post-punk band The Twilight Sad return to Portugal for two concerts in November, including at LAV Lisboa Ao Vivo on the 15th, with their cathartic and emotionally charged live show.

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The Twilight Sad return to Portugal for two concerts in November. November 14, Hard Club (Porto). November 15, LAV, Lisboa ao Vivo. The Scottish band The Twilight Sad, one of the most intense and emotional bands of modern post-punk, return to Portugal for two highly anticipated concerts in November: on the 14th at Hard Club (Porto) and on the 15th at LAV, Lisboa ao Vivo. Described by Robert Smith of The Cure as a band that "in a better world would play to many more people", The Twilight Sad have won a devoted audience over the last decade through the cathartic force of their performances and the disarming honesty of their songs. Originating from Kilsyth, Scotland, the creative core formed by James Graham (vocals) and Andy MacFarlane (guitar and production) has built a singular discography, five studio albums, ranging from the melancholic lyricism of the acclaimed Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters (2007) to the emotional climax of IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME (2019). The latter, released by Rock Action Records, Mogwai's label, consolidated the group as one of the most expressive British formations of today, mixing dense guitars, hypnotic synthesizers and rare emotional weight. On stage, The Twilight Sad transforms pain into communion. Performances are described by critics as experiences of collective exorcism, intense sound layers, industrial beats and Graham's vulnerable voice, sometimes a repressed scream, sometimes a whisper of relief. As Teoria Cultural wrote, "The Twilight Sad transforms pain into sound architecture, sadness into catharsis". With influences ranging from The Cure to The Smiths, Joy Division and Mogwai, the band has been winning over new audiences, both through their overwhelming concerts and their complicity with renowned artists, even opening several tours for The Cure themselves. The Twilight Sad now return to Portugal for two unmissable concerts, revisiting songs from their entire career and promising another intense celebration of the melancholy that unites band and fans.

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The Twilight Sad regressam a Portugal para dois concertos em novembro. 14 de novembro , Hard Club (Porto). 15 de novembro , LAV , Lisboa ao Vivo. Os escoceses The Twilight Sad, uma das bandas mais intensas e emocionais do pós-punk moderno, regressam a Portugal para dois concertos muito aguardados em novembro: dia 14 no Hard Club (Porto) e dia 15 no LAV , Lisboa ao Vivo. Descritos por Robert Smith, dos The Cure, como uma banda que “num mundo melhor tocaria para muito mais pessoas”, os The Twilight Sad conquistaram um público devoto ao longo da última década pela força catártica das suas atuações e pela honestidade desarmante das suas canções. Originários de Kilsyth, Escócia, o núcleo criativo formado por James Graham (voz) e Andy MacFarlane (guitarra e produção) construiu uma discografia singular , cinco álbuns de estúdio , que vai do lirismo melancólico do aclamado Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters (2007) ao clímax emocional de IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME (2019). Este último, editado pela Rock Action Records, selo dos Mogwai, consolidou o grupo como uma das mais expressivas formações britânicas da atualidade, misturando guitarras densas, sintetizadores hipnóticos e uma carga emocional rara. Em palco, o The Twilight Sad transforma a dor em comunhão. As atuações são descritas pela crítica como experiências de exorcismo coletivo , camadas sonoras intensas, batidas industriais e a voz vulnerável de Graham, ora um grito reprimido, ora sussurro de alívio. Como escreveu a Teoria Cultural, “The Twilight Sad transforma dor em arquitetura sonora, tristeza em catarse” . Com influências que vão de The Cure a The Smiths, Joy Division e Mogwai, a banda tem vindo a conquistar novos públicos, quer através dos seus concertos arrebatadores, quer da cumplicidade com artistas de renome , abrindo, inclusivamente, várias digressões para o próprio The Cure. Os The Twilight Sad regressam agora a Portugal para dois concertos imperdíveis, revisitando temas de toda a carreira e prometendo mais uma intensa celebração da melancolia que une banda e fãs.

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