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Ongoing: 272 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

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21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

A provocative theatre play that explores relationships and identity through sharp dialogue.

Mondo Negro x ZDB: Powerplant ⟡ Thee Seizures

21:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

14€ Live music

Mondo Negro and ZDB join forces to bring Powerplant, the London-based Black Metal delirium of Ukrainian Theo Zhykharyev, together with Thee Seizures for a night that embraces the genre's tropes with good humour.

RODRIGO CUEVAS - LA BELLEZA | MISTY FEST

21:00 Capitólio Arroios Lisbon

25€ Live music

Asturian artist Rodrigo Cuevas brings his latest show, La Belleza, to Misty Fest — a contemporary creation that reinvents folklore through music and performance, based on the repertoire of the album Manual de Belleza.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 272 events

The Gulbenkian Garden and the Plants of Our Childhood

O Jardim Gulbenkian e as plantas da nossa infância

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Thursday 1 October · until 30 Jun

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Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas · Lisbon

A visit to the Gulbenkian Garden adapted for people with memory loss or dementia and their caregivers, evoking the plants of childhood.

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