Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian

The Metropolitan Opera of New York presents Mozart's Così fan tutte in a vibrant production set in 1950s Coney Island.

Yeol Eum Son performs Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 2 with the Gulbenkian Orchestra, in a program that includes a premiere by Carlos Caires.

A visit to the exhibition 'Gulbenkian, 70 anos em cartaz', touring the posters of activities programmed or supported by the different services of the Gulbenkian Foundation over its 70 years.

South Korean pianist Yeol Eum Son joins the Gulbenkian Orchestra under conductor Andrey Boreyko for Prokofiev's demanding Piano Concerto No. 2, followed by Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1. The programme opens with the world premiere of Carlos Caires's 'Celebration', commissioned for the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's 70th anniversary, and lasts about two hours.

In this course, participants will discover some of the most notable ceramic works from the Gulbenkian Collection.

Drawing course led by artist Catarina Dias, where drawing is explored as a process of discovery.

Event of the category 'other' titled 'Fio de voz'.

A series of lunchtime visits proposing an in-depth observation of a single work of art.

A presentation session introducing the Oliveira Lima Library and its documentary and artistic collection to the research community and Portuguese academia.

This visit introduces the bird species that make up the avifauna of the Foundation's Garden, with a focus on their songs.

Concert by the Gulbenkian Choir conducted by Martina Batič, featuring motets by Bach and works by Portuguese composers, including the premiere of Andreia Pinto Correia.

A guided tour that invites visitors to question the boundaries between production and consumption, work, leisure, individual creativity and collective participation.

Evgeny Kissin and András Schiff perform a four-hand and two-piano recital featuring works by Mozart, Schumann, Smetana, and Dvořák.

A visit with dinner designed exclusively by chef Diogo Formiga, honoured with one of the most recognised accolades in international gastronomy.

The Sunday Concerts cycle kicks off with a program featuring works by Copland, Bernstein, Arturo Márquez, and Gabriela Ortiz.

A course built around the Gulbenkian Música 25/26 season, designed to deepen participants' understanding and enjoyment of the classical music presented throughout the season.

A guided visit to discover some of the birds that make up the birdlife of the Jardim da Fundação and learn to recognise their songs and vocalisations.

In this visit, we talk with the gardener responsible for the challenge of keeping the Gulbenkian Garden a paradise for everyone.

In the context of the MAR+ project, this conversation explores different perspectives on contemporary dance and its creative processes.

Elina Vähälä performs Olli Mustonen's Violin Concerto No. 2 in a program that includes Stravinsky's Petrouchka.

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

A visit that proposes drawing places based on the CAM Collection.

This visit offers a panoramic tour of the major questions and challenges of modern and contemporary art.

A visit that, based on a selection of works from CAM, invites students to discuss, observe, and make decisions about looking and perception.

The new Botanical Academy will be a space dedicated to the discovery and study of the plants that fill the Gulbenkian Garden with life.

During a general rehearsal of the Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir, participants are invited to sketch while listening to music, bringing drawing and music together.

David Nirenberg reflects on institutions as spaces of intellectual experimentation and dialogue between fields of knowledge.

In this tour, curator André Afonso presents some of the 18th- and 19th-century French goldsmith masterpieces that fascinated Calouste Gulbenkian.

In this workshop in the Gulbenkian Garden, families will build looms using plant materials.

The winner of the second edition of the Salavisa European Dance Award (SEDA) will be announced on November 17 in a ceremony at the Grande Auditório.

A Gulbenkian Orchestra school concert that presents the orchestra in a fun and different way, designed to spark interest and enjoyment of music.

A live colloquium concert with no additional details provided.

This Sunday Concert celebrates music inspired by great narratives, with works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and Humperdinck.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

A visit to the exhibition Coleção Imaginária, bringing together works by Teresa Pavão and the Museu Gulbenkian collection in an intimate encounter.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra performs works by Alban Berg, Schubert, Mahler and Dobrinka Tabakova in a program dedicated to European Romanticism and Modernism.

Anika Vavić performs Shchedrin's Piano Concerto No. 4 with the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Hannu Lintu.

Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino presents "Il Mito", a show that reinvents the Italian tradition of pizzica in contemporary language.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

Martina Batič leads the Gulbenkian Choir and Orchestra in an emotional Christmas concert dedicated to beauty, sharing, and spirituality.

Alexandra Dariescu reinvents The Nutcracker with piano, dance and digital animation in a multi-sensory experience inspired by Tchaikovsky.

Over six sessions, this course explores exceptional objects—true masterpieces designed to give everyday spaces meaning, beauty and craftsmanship.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra celebrates the New Year with soprano Erin Morley and conductor Domingo Hindoyan.

Les Vents Français and pianist Éric Le Sage present a recital dedicated to the great repertoire for wind instruments.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra performs John Williams' iconic music from the Indiana Jones films.

A concert that takes us on an interplanetary space-and-music exploration of Gustav Holst's suite 'The Planets'.

A concert that takes us on an interplanetary space-and-music exploration of Gustav Holst's suite 'The Planets'.

In this five-session course, Alexandre Delgado contextualises and analyses in detail Beethoven's revolutionary symphonies, composed between 1800 and 1824.

A course that reflects on landscape as a space of memory, identity and collective project, understanding landscape heritage as a living legacy and a responsibility towards the future.

Sergei Babayan performs Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Emmanuel Tjeknavorian.

The orchestra Il Pomo d’Oro and cellist Anastasia Kobekina perform a concert dedicated to Baroque and Classical repertoire.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

A laboratory of imagination for young people aged 18–25, exploring how we dream and imagine in uncertain times over 15 weeks, guided by a guest artist.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra performs Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 1 and Joly Braga Santos' Symphony No. 4.

The Sonico ensemble celebrates Eduardo Rovira's centenary with a concert dedicated to contemporary tango.

Works by Liszt and Berlioz inspired by literature take center stage in a concert dedicated to Dante and Théophile Gautier.

Marie-Ange Nguci presents a piano recital spanning Baroque, Romantic, and contemporary repertoires.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

A narrated concert that brings the audience closer to Beethoven's repertoire, with musical examples and a conductor leading the way.

Javier Perianes, Jean-Guihen Queyras, and Tabea Zimmermann perform Brahms and Schumann in a chamber music recital.

A concert that turns the alphabet into a musical story, where letters come to life through notes and imagination, in a creative adventure from A to Z.

A guided tour led by one of the project's architects to rediscover the CAM building and learn about its recent transformation.

Poetry workshops led by established poets, exploring spoken and written word through artworks at CAM, ending with surprise readings beside the pieces.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra presents works by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, and Maria Theresia von Paradis in a family concert.

A recital by Tamara Stefanovich and baritone Matthias Goerne dedicated to contemporary repertoire and lieder.

A guided tour of the Gulbenkian Garden focusing on photosynthesis, plant reproduction, adaptations, and nomenclature of the plant kingdom.

A cyanotype workshop where students create small botanical albums of blue images.

The Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir perform Benjamin Britten's War Requiem, one of the most striking choral works inspired by peace.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

Lucas and Arthur Jussen perform Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos with the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Hannu Lintu.

Grigory Sokolov returns to Gulbenkian Música for a piano recital dedicated to the great classical repertoire.

Johan Dalene performs Carl Nielsen's Violin Concerto in a program that includes Sibelius's Symphony No. 7.

A visit to discover the Gulbenkian Garden as a place of diversity, designed in the image of the landscape and recreating natural ecosystems.

Met Opera Live in HD presents Silent Night, by Kevin Puts, an opera inspired by the Christmas truce of World War I.

Martina Batič conducts Bach's monumental St Matthew Passion with the Gulbenkian Choir and Orchestra.

Concert uniting European and Middle Eastern musicians in a dialogue between cultures and musical traditions.

In this workshop-visit, first-cycle students explore and discover the fauna, flora and biodiversity of the Gulbenkian Garden.

Soprano Nadine Sierra stars as Manon in a new production by the Metropolitan Opera.

Piano recital by Bertrand Chamayou dedicated to Ravel, Liszt, Schumann, Fauré and György Kurtág.

Truls Mørk performs Schumann's Cello Concerto with the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Hannu Lintu.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

Violin and piano recital with Beethoven sonatas performed by Leonidas Kavakos and Enrico Pace.

Concert by Ensemble Sepidar dedicated to the tradition of Persian classical music and the dastgāh system.

Chamber music recital with works by Beethoven, Rachmaninov, and Boulanger performed by Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Benjamin Grosvenor.

In this writing workshop with Maria Giulia Pinheiro, participants write the way children play, giving all their attention and energy to a playful challenge or a deliberately useless occupation.

Sunday concert featuring works by Grieg, Sibelius, Nielsen, and other Nordic composers on a musical journey to Scandinavia.

Martina Batič conducts the Gulbenkian Choir in a programme devoted to North American choral music, from Bernstein to Randall Thompson.

Alexander Gavrylyuk performs Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the Gulbenkian Orchestra.

The Met Opera Live in HD presents Verdi's Otello in a production starring Brian Jagde and Ailyn Pérez.

Igor Levit gives a recital devoted to Beethoven's sonatas and the creative world of the German composer.

Christina Nilsson performs Richard Strauss's Four Last Songs with the Gulbenkian Orchestra conducted by Joshua Weilerstein.

Pianist Bruce Liu performs a recital featuring works by Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, Ligeti, and Mompou.

The Participatory Concerts return with John Adams's 'El Niño,' conducted by Joana Carneiro.

The Belcea Quartet performs Beethoven quartets in a recital dedicated to the intimate world of the German composer.

A narrated concert with musical examples designed to bring the audience closer to the chosen repertoire, culminating in the conductor's grand entrance.

The concert Music and Nature explores the inspiration of the natural world in works by Mendelssohn, Dvořák and Ester Mägi.

The solists of the Gulbenkian Orchestra present a concert, highlighting the technical and artistic quality of the instrumentalists.

Clara-Jumi Kang presents a violin recital with Beethoven's Violin Concerto, marked by virtuosity and romantic repertoire.

Kiya Tabassian and Ghalia Benali present a concert inspired by the Sufi poetry of Jalal ad-Din Rumi, titled Constantinople.

Sebastian Fagerlund premieres The Strangest Sea in a program that includes the last symphony of Shostakovich.

Víkingur Ólafsson presents a piano recital dedicated to Bach, Debussy, Rameau and Philip Glass.

Met Opera Live in HD presents Wagner's Parsifal, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin with a stellar cast including Piotr Beczała, Elīna Garanča, and Peter Mattei.