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Ongoing: 270 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Selma Uamusse | Like a Sunday

19:00 Teatro Variedades Lisbon

10€ Theatre

After its summer success at Mãe Jerico in the village of Cardosas, Selma Uamusse brings the series "Como um dia de Domingo" to the capital for a soirée: a one-of-a-kind improvised act where the artist chooses her own language — theatre, dance, word or music — and the audience is a character too.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

The play 'COCK' is performed.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 270 events

PALÁCIO PIMENTA - MUSEU DE LISBOA

Exhibition 5€

Tuesday 29 September · until 31 Dec

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Museu de Lisboa - Palácio Pimenta Campo Grande · Lisbon
All events at this venue 39 Directions

Sinopse A exposição do piso térreo do Museu de Lisboa - Palácio Pimenta revela a evolução de Lisboa, cidade que cresceu virada para o rio Tejo, desde o Paleolítico, há mais de cem mil anos, quando os primeiros habitantes chegaram a este território, até ao esplendor que a cidade atingiu no reinado de D. João V (r. 1706

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