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September 2026

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Guided Tours with Portuguese Sign Language

18:00 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

6€ M/16 Other

The Museu do Oriente offers guided evening visits to several exhibitions, with tours accompanied by Portuguese Sign Language interpretation on selected dates, focusing on Japan customs and the Portuguese presence in Asia.

SKRYABIN (UA)

20:00 República da Música Alvalade Lisbon

29€ Live music

Ukrainian band Skryabin plays República da Música in Lisbon on 6 November 2026, performing their most beloved songs live; doors open at 20:00 and the concert starts at 21:00, with tickets from 29€.

Tonight We Shout: "Vitória" by Pau Miró

21:00 BOTA 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 'Vitória' by Pau Miró, about a widow in 1950s Barcelona who discovers the need to fight.

Gurriers

21:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

21,63€ 12+ Live music

Gurriers bring their debut album Come and See to Lisbon, a noisy reflection on modern unease featuring songs like “Des Goblin” and “Dipping Out”. The show takes place at Casa Capitão with no reserved seats, so arriving early is advised for a good spot.

MIND YOUR FEST

21:00 Village Underground Lisboa Alcântara Lisbon

Party

Mind Your Fest takes place on Friday, November 6, from 9pm to 6am.

The Barber of Seville | Opera by Gioachino Rossini

21:00 Casino Estoril Estoril Cascais

40€ Todas as idades Family friendly Live music

Rossini's The Barber of Seville returns to Portuguese stages with the hilarious story of Figaro helping Count Almaviva win Rosina's heart. An opera full of humour, energy and vocal virtuosity, for audiences of all ages.

YOTTO | MISTY FEST

21:00 Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno Lisbon

M/6 Live music

Finnish producer and DJ YOTTO, founder of the label Odd One Out, makes his Misty Fest debut with intense sets that blend house, techno and cinematic atmospheres. His hypnotic, emotional sound universe arrives for the Portuguese audience.

On this day, no time published 3 events
14th Teachers' Night

Pavilhão do Conhecimento Parque das Nações Lisbon

Other

The 14th edition of Teachers' Night, an event dedicated to teachers.

3rd National Conference on Ocean Literacy

Pavilhão do Conhecimento Parque das Nações Lisbon

Workshops & talks

National conference dedicated to ocean literacy, promoting education and awareness about the importance of the oceans.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 268 events

Mark William Lewis

Live music

Saturday 26 September · 22:00

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Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto · Lisbon

Mark William Lewis creates soundscapes that evoke the past and present of pop, indie, and ambient, yet sound new and relevant. His short, simple, direct songs create an open dialogue with the listener, blending soft jazz, DIY Steely Dan sophistication, and the lost romance of Lewis Baloue.

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There is something perverse in creating soundscapes that recall countless things, whether from the past or present of pop, indie, or ambient, and yet sound new, but new as a relevant experience. That has been Mark William Lewis's existence, an existence made public a few years ago, who built a name on the streets of London and, worldwide, accumulated millions of streams of his music. There is something relatable in the atmosphere he creates, perhaps because his songs—short, simple, exemplarily direct—tell us something particular about emotions. For songs that close under such a cloudy mantle, it is fascinating how Mark William Lewis manages to create such an open dialogue with the listener. His demons are ours, his ride toward an alleged redemption is relatable to what one feels when listening to his music. It helps to have the ease of soft jazz, the sophistication of a DIY Steely Dan, or the lost romance of a Lewis Baloue. Put this in line with the pop musings of Dean Blunt, Mica Levi, Coby Sey, and there is something assertive about Mark William Lewis existing at this moment. Returning to the perverse side, if it is something we already know, why do we fall in love so easily with his songs? Why, playing without secrets, can they exist in suspension, as if they made us believe that a hyper-personal journey—we think, or we perceive when hearing what he sings—could be something universal? At a time when there are no more well-kept secrets, Mark William Lewis, despite his millions of streams, still sounds like a well-kept secret. It shouldn't be; his songs deserved to be out there on the streets, haunting and consoling our problems. Because they serve both situations. They are songs that make us believe that, one day, the world will still be too small for them, even if they remain, or make it seem, that thing of a well-kept secret. Whatever happens, it's good that Mark William Lewis fits in our aquarium. Seemingly not, but that way there is more space for his music to enter our hearts. AS.

Show original (Portuguese)

Há algo de perverso em criar paisagens sonoras que lembram imensas coisas, seja do passado, ou do presente da pop, do indie ou do ambient, e que mesmo assim soe a novo, mas de um novo enquanto experiência relevante. Essa tem sido a existência de Mark William Lewis, existência tornada pública há poucos anos, que foi construindo nome pelas ruas de Londres e, pelo mundo fora, acumulou milhões de streams da sua música. Há algo de relacionável na atmosfera que cria, talvez pelas suas canções, curtas, simples, exemplarmente directas, nos digam algo em particular sobre as emoções. Para canções que se fecham sobre um manto tão nublado, é fascinante como Mark William Lewis consegue criar um diálogo tão aberto com o ouvinte. Os seus demónios são os nossos, a sua cavalgada para uma suposta redenção é relacionável com o que se sente ao ouvir a sua música. Ajuda ter a desenvoltura do soft jazz, a sofisticação de uns Steely Dan DIY ou o romance perdido de um Lewis Baloue. Meta-se isto em linha com as divagações pop de Dean Blunt, Mica Levi, Coby Sey e há algo de assertivo em Mark William Lewis em existir neste momento. Voltando ao lado perverso da coisa, se é algo que já conhecemos, porque é que nos apaixonamos tão facilmente pelas suas canções? Porque é que, jogando sem segredos, conseguem existir em suspensão, como se nos fizessem crer que uma viagem hiperpessoal , achamos nós, ou percebemos nós ao ouvir o que nos canta , pudesse ser algo universal? Numa altura em que já não há segredos bem guardados, Mark William Lewis, apesar dos seus milhões de streams, ainda se ouve como um segredo bem guardado. Não deveria ser, as suas canções mereciam estar aí nas ruas, a assombrar e a consolar os nossos problemas. Porque servem para as duas situações. São canções que nos fazem crer que, um dia, o mundo ainda vai ser pequeno para elas, mesmo que permaneçam, ou façam transparecer, essa coisa de segredo bem guardado. Aconteça o que acontecer, ainda bem que Mark William Lewis cabe no nosso aquário. Parecendo que não, assim há mais espaço para a sua música entrar nos nossos corações. AS.

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