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IKEBANA NAGEIRE

11:00 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

35€ Todas as idades Family friendly Other

In this workshop with Yuko Kase, participants will discover the secrets of the Nageire style of Ikebana, creating flower arrangements in a jar from natural elements. The Japanese art of ikebana, known as the 'way of flowers', is accessible to practitioners of all ages.

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SBP4

20:00 República da Música Alvalade Lisbon

Live music

On 24 November, SBP4 bring to Lisbon their new album — promised to be the most danceable in the band's history — in a show celebrating their 20th anniversary. Expect timeless hits, new material, jumps up to the ceiling and total chaos on stage, in the best sense of the word.

Ablaye Cissoko & Cyrille Brotto

21:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

20€ 6+ Live music

Ablaye Cissoko on kora and Cyrille Brotto on diatonic accordion bring together the ancestry of Senegalese griots and popular music in an intimate, contemplative dialogue. More than a concert, it is a meeting of cultures, timbres and silences, without the need for words.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

Theatre play 'COCK' exploring relationships and sexual identity.

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MIZUHIKI BRACELET

PULSEIRA EM MIZUHIKI

Other 40€ M/16

Saturday 24 October · 10:00

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Museu do Oriente. Lisbon
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Mizuhiki bracelet workshop with Tatiana Arazaki, where you learn the basic awaji knot to create a bracelet that the participant will take home.

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Brief Introduction MIZUHIKI BRACELET ? Workshop With Tatiana Arazaki DATES | 24 October TIME 10h00 to 12h00 TARGET AUDIENCE Ages 16+ [indicative age] PARTICIPANTS Min. 5, Max. 8 PRICE € 40 [materials included] Mizuhiki (??) is the traditional Japanese art of tying knots with a decorative cord made from washi paper. Traditionally, mizuhiki is used to decorate gift wrappings and envelopes offered on special occasions such as births, weddings or funerals. The color combinations and number of cords have different meanings, in a code understood by both giver and receiver. With secular roots, mizuhiki remains popular in Japan today and has conquered the West as a technique for creating accessories and decorative pieces. In this workshop, we will learn the basic awaji knot to create a bracelet that the participant will take with them. Prices Entry - 40€

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Breve Introdução PULSEIRA EM MIZUHIKI ? Oficina Com Tatiana Arazaki DATAS | 24 Outubro HORAS 10h00 às 12h00 PÚBLICO-ALVO M/16 anos [idade indicativa] PARTICIPANTES Mín. 5, Máx. 8 PREÇO € 40 [materiais incluídos] Mizuhiki (??) é a arte japonesa tradicional de amarrar nós com um fio decorativo feito de papel washi . Tradicionalmente, o mizuhiki é usado para decorar embrulhos de presentes e envelopes oferecidos em ocasiões especiais, como nascimentos, casamentos ou funerais. As combinações de cores e quantidade de fios possuem diferentes significados, num código que é entendido por quem oferece e por quem recebe. Com raízes seculares, na actualidade o mizuhiki mantem-se popular no Japão e conquistou o Ocidente como técnica para criar acessórios e peças decorativas. Nesta oficina, iremos aprender o nó básico awaji para criar uma pulseira que o participante levará consigo. Preços Entrada - 40€

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