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Cordel - new date!

Auditório Camões Lisbon

Live music

Cordel, a project by Edu Mundo and João Pires, performs at the Auditório do Liceu Camões on November 4, with the new album Volume II.

Evening 5 events
Eros Prado - Pagode da Ofensa @ Estoril

21:00 Casino Estoril Estoril Cascais

25€ Theatre

Brazilian comedian Eros Prado brings the "Pagode da Ofensa" show to Portugal, with humour, improvisation and audience interaction.

FESTA DO JAZZ 2026 | BITOI

21:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

20€ Live music

The Swedish-Danish hybrid BITOI, built on bass and three female voices, brings to Festa do Jazz 2026 its maximalist sound crafted from phonetically transcribed birdsong, layering close harmonies and dissonances over deep, pulsing basslines.

Mondo Negro x ZDB: Poison Ruïn ⟡ Bated Breath

21:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

15€ Live music

In partnership with Mondo Negro, ZDB presents the Pennsylvania quartet Poison Ruïn, whose punk is haunted by a black metal aura running from Venom to Darkthrone's D-beat era, with Bated Breath also on the bill.

NIÑA PASTORI | CAMINO 2025 TOUR | LISBOA

21:30 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

40€ 6+ Family friendly Theatre

Niña Pastori’s Camino tour show at Coliseu dos Recreios, previously postponed to 4 November, has been cancelled. Ticket refunds must be requested at the point of purchase by 4 December 2026.

FESTA DO JAZZ 2026 | FES

22:15 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

20€ Live music

To mark the centenary of John Coltrane's birth, the Flat Earth Society Orchestra performs 'The Coltrane Mutations', deconstructing and reinventing Coltrane classics through its eccentric, experimental orchestral language alongside new compositions touched by the 'Trane virus'.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 356 events

TORREÃO POENTE - DESTINATION LISBON - ROUTE

TORREÃO POENTE - DESTINO LISBOA - PERCURSO

Other 7€

Saturday 5 December · 11:00

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Museu de Lisboa - Palácio Pimenta Campo Grande · Lisbon

A route that makes visible the places of slavery in Lisbon, from the monopoly of the trade in 1512 until 1761, revealing the daily life of the enslaved African population.

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Brief Introduction The invisible places of slavery I This route aims to make visible some of the places that marked the daily life of the immense enslaved population that inhabited Lisbon for centuries. Synopsis When, from 1512, King D. Manuel I decided that Lisbon would hold the monopoly of the trade of enslaved people from the entire empire, the city became one of the world's largest slave trade hubs until 1761. One of three routes that make visible the daily life of the immense enslaved African population that lived in Lisbon over the centuries. Prices General - €7

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Breve Introdução Os lugares invisíveis da escravatura I Este percurso pretende tornar visíveis alguns dos lugares que marcaram a vida quotidiana da imensa população escravizada que habitou Lisboa ao longo de séculos. Sinopse Quando, a partir de 1512, o rei D. Manuel I decidiu que Lisboa passaria a deter o monopólio do tráfico de pessoas escravizadas de todo o império, a cidade tornou-se um dos maiores entrepostos mundiais de comércio negreiro até 1761. Um dos três percursos que tornam visível o quotidiano da imensa população africana escravizada que viveu em Lisboa ao longo dos séculos. Preços Geral - 7€

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