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Ongoing: 272 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Morning 4 events
Building Nest Boxes for Tits

10:30 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Other

In this workshop, participants will learn more about tits and build wooden nest boxes for them to use in the next breeding season.

Saint Anthony - There's a Party in Lisbon - Workshop for Families

10:30 Museu de Lisboa - Santo António Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

5€ Family friendly Family

In Lisbon, June is synonymous with party, color and tradition, it is the month when we celebrate Saint Anthony. But do we really have to wait for summer to celebrate? In this workshop, after diving into popular traditions and the stories that make Saint Anthony one of the city's most beloved saints, each participant is invited to create their own festive symbol: a decorated arch, a throne, a basil plant or even a well-rhymed verse! Because in Lisbon... there's a party all year round! Just use your imagination!

ACTIVITY: THE MUSEUM HOPPING | 4 - 6 years

11:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

3€ Family friendly Exhibition

A visit for children aged 4 to 6 that explores movement in artworks, discovering artists who use the body to create.

Between Samurai and Violins | Lisbon Music Academy | Commented Concerts

11:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

17,5€ Live music

Commented concert by Susana Henriques. Lisbon Music Academy. Between Samurai and Violins proposes a musical journey inspired by the life and thought of Shinichi Suzuki, a major figure in 20th-century music pedagogy. Born into a lineage of samurai and a member of the family that owned the world's largest instrument factory, his path was marked by a late discovery of the violin, by his time in Berlin, by his friendship with Einstein and by the formulation of the 'mother tongue' principle. This concert celebrates a legacy that combines discipline, listening and affection, revealing music as a language of formation, sharing and growth. Between tradition and innovation, this concert promotes an immersive experience, capable of transforming performers and audiences on both sides of the stage.

Afternoon 1 event
The Wizard of Oz | A Pop Musical

15:00 Casino Estoril Estoril Cascais

M/6 Family friendly Live music

A lively pop musical adaptation of the classic tale The Wizard of Oz.

Evening 2 events
The Barber of Seville | Opera by Gioachino Rossini

18:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

40€ 6+ Family friendly Live music

Rossini's comic opera returns to the Coliseu dos Recreios in Lisbon on 8 November, with Figaro helping Count Almaviva win Rosina's heart through disguises and hilarious situations.

Virgem Suta | Living Room

21:30 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

20€ 6+ Family friendly Live music

Virgem Suta present their new album 'Sala de Estar' in an acoustic format, revisiting songs such as 'Linhas Cruzadas' and 'Dança de Balcão', on 8 November at Coliseu Club in Lisbon.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 272 events

Super Ballet: Geordie Greep [Sold Out]

Super Ballet: Geordie Greep [Esgotado]

Live music 23€

Sunday 15 November · 19:00

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Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno · Lisbon

A sold-out Super Ballet show by Geordie Greep, the former Black Midi vocalist, presenting his solo path between art-rock, tropicalia and jazz.

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In Black Midi, Geordie Greep was part of that generation of bands that renewed British post-rock and regularly played at the Windmill in London. Think of Black Country, New Road or even caroline — not a bad scene to be in. Black Midi enjoyed a different kind of critical and public animosity from the other bands, partly thanks to the way they mixed classic elements from other rock genres and integrated them into a very post-post-whatever stance. That is, until they ended in 2024. News of their vocalist, Geordie Greep, was not long in coming. Greep quickly released a solo album. 'The New Sound' immediately staked out the territory of someone who now wants to be a kind of Arto Lindsay for a new generation. Making the most of what distinguished him in Black Midi, his voice, Geordie Greep used it to build a bridge between fans of the band and fans who might come to this life closer to art-rock that embraces various sources of inspiration, whether tropicalia or jazz. With that quick statement, he wanted to demonstrate his role in Black Midi and how a certain appetite for melodies and for the unexpected in the band came precisely from him. Did he convince us? Yes, and then some. So much so that now, two years later, we eagerly await what might come next, whether a continuation from someone who can mix instrumental chaos with a crooner attitude, captivating us not by the mix itself but by the frantic edge that arises from it, like something that dazzles and is contagious, or something even newer, like a rabbit pulled out of a hat. Why do we think this way? Because Geordie Greep has already given us reason to think it's possible. What's impossible is not expecting the unexpected from him. AS.

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Nos Black Midi, Geordie Greep fez parte daquela geração de bandas que renovou o pós-rock britânico e que tocaram regularmente no Windmill, em Londres. Pense-se em Black Country, New Road ou mesmo caroline, não é uma má cena para se estar. Os Black Midi gozaram de uma animosidade junto da crítica e do público diferente das restantes bandas, em parte graças à forma como misturavam elementos clássicos de outros géneros do rock e integravam numa postura bem pós-pós qualquer coisa. Isto até terminarem em 2024. Não se demorou a ter notícias do seu vocalista, Geordie Greep. Greep lançou rapidamente um álbum a solo. ‘The New Sound’ marcou logo este território de alguém que agora quer ser uma espécie de Arto Lindsay para uma nova geração. Aproveitando da melhor forma aquilo que o distinguiu nos Black Midi, a sua voz, Geordie Greep usou isso para criar uma ponte entre fãs da banda e nós fãs que poderiam vir para esta vida mais próxima do art-rock que abraça várias fontes de inspiração, seja tropicalismo ou jazz. Com essa rápida afirmação, quis demonstrar o seu papel nos Black Midi e de como uma certa apetência para melodias e para o inesperado da banda vinha precisamente de si. Convenceu-nos? Sim, e de que maneira. De tal forma que agora, passados dois anos, esperamos ansiosamente o que poderá vir a seguir, se uma continuação de alguém que consegue misturar um caos instrumental com uma atitude de crooner, cativando-nos não pela mistura em si, mas pela costela frenética que daí nasce, como uma coisa que deslumbra e contagia, ou algo ainda mais novo, qual coelho saído da cartola. Porque pensamos assim? Porque Geordie Greep já nos deu razões para pensar que é possível. Impossível é não esperar pelo inesperado vindo dele. AS.

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