Arts & culture in Lisbon

In this visit-workshop, participants explore a sensory studio with their whole body and create a sculptural object inspired by works from the Gulbenkian Museum collection.

A visit that revisits the CAM building and reveals the transformation it underwent during its recent renovation works.

A visit for primary school children to explore the sounds of Lisbon's trees using a tree-box.

In the ABC of Music, each letter gains sound, rhythm and life, in an A-to-Z journey through composers, instruments and melodies that turn music into words, gestures and little sound stories.

A dance and performance piece by Agniete Lisickinaite and Igor Shugaleev exploring the complex political and human tensions in Eastern Europe after the invasion of Ukraine, in a dialogue between fear and action, responsibility and geopolitical catastrophe.

A concert where instruments bring to life the sounds of birds, insects and other creatures in a true musical animalarium.

A game-like visit that promotes learning Portuguese as a non-native language in a museum context.

This visit turns into a choreography: a short dance you can take back to school and repeat as many times as you like.

A visit to the Gulbenkian Museum that highlights the importance of past, present and future choices for a more sustainable society.

A guided tour highlighting the key pieces of the Gulbenkian Museum, from Ancient Egypt to Persia and Japan, ending with European Art.

An outdoor class that questions the limits of the classroom and proposes learning geometry and history through the elements of the garden.

This session draws on the life and work of Johann Sebastian Bach to bring together music, senses and movement in a sensory artistic experience.

Based on the Centro de Arte Moderna collection, the education team designs specific, transdisciplinary sessions tailored to the chosen theme and grounded in the artistic reference.

The musical by Irene Sankoff and David Hein about the town of Gander, Newfoundland, whose residents welcomed almost 7,000 passengers from 38 planes diverted after the 11 September 2001 attacks, in a staging by Pedro Pernas with surtitles in Portuguese and English.

A multi-session visit exploring the life of Calouste and his collection, which spans different cultures and times.

In this musical visit, we discover Vivaldi's and Piazzolla's Four Seasons through the five senses.

A visit to the Gulbenkian Museum that addresses media literacy, questioning what we think we know about what was written for posterity.

Regular oriental dance classes with Carla Sofia at the Museu do Oriente, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 13.00 to 14.00, in person and live online, for ages 16 and over.

What happens when we gather in a circle in the Museum? This visit-workshop uses group portraits to explore the idea of being together.

In this guided tour, participants explore various spaces of the Gulbenkian Building, including areas normally closed to the public.

Informal encounters with musicians and conductors of the Gulbenkian Orchestra or guests, where students can watch part of the rehearsals.

In these visits, designed preferably for music students, participants can attend a rehearsal of the Gulbenkian Orchestra.

The exhibition takes visitors on a journey through hybrid bodies and beings, reservoirs, drainage and runoff systems.

A musical visit for preschoolers that encourages learning about musical instruments, the sounds of nature and the voice.

An activity that starts from observation to find the common element among works in the CAM collection.

A musical visit designed for preschool children, inviting them to observe the Museum's works through sound and the senses.

Three different visits exploring changing times through the works of the Gulbenkian Museum, from Antiquity to the 19th century.

A tour that adapts the eponymous game to the exhibition space, combining interpretation questions with sensory and creative exploration activities.