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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

ESTE MUNDO | DANÇANDO COM A DIFERENÇA & BOUCHRA OUIZGUEN

Dance 12€

Thursday 19 November · until 20 Nov

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Centro Cultural de Belém Belém · Lisbon

Moroccan choreographer Bouchra Ouizguen creates Este Mundo with the Madeira-based company Dançando com a Diferença — a collage of fantasies, gestures and chance built from the singularity of five performers, where fado, bells and Bollywood rhythms meet without anyone having to resemble anyone else.

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Synopsis A collage of fantasies, gestures and chance occurrences, built from the singularity of five performers. In Este Mundo, five performers walk, breathe, curl up, sway, come closer, move apart. They dance with pleasure or are simply there. Bouchra Ouizguen starts from these simple gestures and from what each person brings with them to build a piece where no one has to resemble anyone else. Bárbara is lightness. Sofia, verticality. Sara, warmth and energy. Telmo, weight and stability. Joana, suspension and balance. They are not characters, but qualities from which gestures, images and relationships are built. Este Mundo brings together things that do not need to match. Fado, bells, echoes that bring Madeira and Morocco closer, the vibrant rhythms and colours of Bollywood. Personal fantasies, everyday gestures, memories, chance, humour, silence and the pleasure of doing something just because. Perhaps that is what keeps this world alive: people together, without any of them having to stop being singular in order to be part of the same place. Bouchra Ouizguen is a Moroccan dancer and choreographer, born in 1980 in Ouarzazate. She lives and works in Marrakech, where she has been involved in developing a local choreographic scene since 1998. Her work is fuelled by her interest in cinema, literature and music. In the liberating Madame Plaza (SACD Choreographic Revelation Prize), she shares the stage with artists from the Aïtas tradition. She continued this collaboration with these artists in Ha! (2013). In February 2014, she created Corbeaux, a sculpture-piece for 17 dancers, presented at the Art In Marrakech Biennale. In 2015, she brought together four artists who had already taken part in previous pieces to create Ottof. In 2017, she imagined Jerada for the dancers of Carte Blanche, the Norwegian National Company of Contemporary Dance (Critics' Prize for Best Dance Show in Norway). In 2022, she created Eléphant, a choreographic and musical piece. They Always Come Back, a performance designed for and with a group of amateur participants, was presented at the 2025 edition of the Avignon Festival. Her shows are presented internationally in institutions such as the Tate Modern, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, the Brooklyn Museum, the Power Station of Art in Shanghai, among others. Dançando com a Diferença (DcD) is a Portuguese professional contemporary dance company, recognised for its artistic innovation, technical excellence and promotion of body diversity. Since its foundation in Madeira in 2001, the company has asserted the importance of the Non-Normative/Dissident Body on national and international stages. It promotes artistic literacy, cultural inclusion and the personal and professional development of its performers. Under the artistic direction of Henrique Amoedo, DcD combines artistic creation, research and educational action. It develops structured projects of social and cultural impact in Portugal and abroad, with the aim of strengthening social cohesion, intergenerational dialogue and the democratisation of access to art. Artistic Credits Choreography and Direction Bouchra Ouizguen Performers / Dançando com a Diferença Bárbara Matos, Joana Caetano, Sara Rebolo, Sofia Marote and Telmo Ferreira Costumes and Set Design Bouc

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Sinopse Uma colagem de fantasias, gestos e acasos, construída a partir da singularidade de cinco intérpretes. Em Este Mundo , cinco intérpretes caminham, respiram, enrolam-se, rebolam, aproximam-se, afastam-se. Dançam com prazer ou estão simplesmente ali. Bouchra Ouizguen parte destes gestos simples e daquilo que cada pessoa traz consigo para construir uma peça onde ninguém tem de se parecer com ninguém. Bárbara é leveza. Sofia, verticalidade. Sara, calor e energia. Telmo, peso e estabilidade. Joana, suspensão e equilíbrio. Não são personagens, mas qualidades a partir das quais se constroem gestos, imagens e relações. Este Mundo junta coisas que não precisam de combinar. Fado, sinos, ecos que aproximam a Madeira e Marrocos, os ritmos e as cores vibrantes de Bollywood. Fantasias pessoais, gestos quotidianos, memórias, acaso, humor, silêncio e o prazer de fazer uma coisa só porque sim. Talvez seja isso que mantém este mundo vivo: pessoas juntas, sem que nenhuma tenha de deixar de ser singular para fazer parte do mesmo lugar. Bouchra Ouizguen é uma bailarina e coreógrafa marroquina, nascida em 1980 em Ouarzazate. Vive e trabalha em Marraquexe, onde se tem envolvido no desenvolvimento de uma cena coreográfica local desde 1998. O seu trabalho é alimentado pelo seu interesse pelo cinema, pela literatura e pela música. Na libertadora Madame Plaza (Prémio de Revelação Coreográfica da SACD), partilha o palco com artistas provenientes da tradição das Aïtas. Prossegue a colaboração com estas artistas em Ha! (2013). Em fevereiro de 2014, cria Corbeaux, peça-escultura para 17 bailarinas, apresentada na Bienal Art In Marrakech. Em 2015, reúne quatro artistas que já tinham participado em peças anteriores para criar Ottof. Em 2017, imagina Jerada para os bailarinos da Carte Blanche, Companhia Nacional de Dança Contemporânea da Noruega (Prémio da Crítica para Melhor Espetáculo de Dança na Noruega). Em 2022, cria Eléphant, peça coreográfica e musical. They Always Come Back, uma performance pensada para e com um grupo de participantes amadores, foi apresentada na edição de 2025 do Festival de Avignon. Os seus espetáculos são apresentados internacionalmente em instituições como a Tate Modern, o Museu Nacional de Arte Moderna e Contemporânea de Seul, o Brooklyn Museum, a Power Station of Art em Xangai, entre outras. A Dançando com a Diferença (DcD) é uma companhia portuguesa de dança contemporânea profissional, reconhecida pela inovação artística, excelência técnica e promoção da diversidade corporal. Desde a sua fundação na Madeira, em 2001, a companhia tem afirmado a importância do Corpo Não Normativo/Corpo Dissidente nos palcos nacionais e internacionais. Promove a literacia artística, a inclusão cultural e o desenvolvimento pessoal e profissional dos intérpretes. Sob direção artística de Henrique Amoedo, a DcD combina criação artística, investigação e ação educativa. Desenvolve projetos estruturados de impacto social e cultural em Portugal e no estrangeiro, com o objetivo de reforçar a coesão social, o diálogo intergeracional e a democratização do acesso à arte. Ficha Artística Coreografia e Direção Bouchra Ouizguen Intérpretes / Dançando com a Diferença Bárbara Matos , Joana Caetano , Sara Rebolo , Sofia Marote e Telmo Ferreira Figurinos e Cenografia Bouchra Ouizguen Desenho de Luz Bouchra Ouizguen e Cristóvão Cunha Sonoplastia Bouchra Ouizguen e Márcio Faria Audiodescrição Cláudia Nunes (Guião) e Nuno Simões (Narração) Coprodução Fundação de Serralves (Festival DDD-Dias da Dança) , Alkantara (em colaboração com o Centro Cultural de Belém ) e Teatro Viriato Dançando com a Diferença Direção Artística Henrique Amoedo Assistente de Direção Cláudia Nunes Produção Dançando com a Diferença Produção Executiva Nuno Simões Produção Milton Branco Comunicação Cláudia Caires Sousa Consultoria dos 25 Anos Paula Mota Garcia Notas Suplementares Espetáculo com Audiodescrição Preços Plateia - 15€ Cad.Rodas e Acomp. | Plateia ( - 12€ Descontos Cartão CCB D

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