Centro Cultural de Belém

Informações Adicionais Bilhetes: 15€ Inclui acesso a todas as exposições de arte contemporânea e de arquitetura. 50% de desconto - Residentes em Portugal*: , Mediante apresentação do Cartão de Cidadão da República Portuguesa. , Caso não seja portador de Cartão de Cidadão da República Portuguesa, deverá apresentar um documento de identificação e um certificado de residência, sendo válidos os seguintes documentos: , Certificado de registo para Cidadão da UE/EEE/Suíça , Certificado de residência permanente para cidadão da UE/EEE/Suíça , Título de residência para cidadãos de países terceiros * Só podem ser adquiridos presencialmente na Bilheteira do MAC/CCB, mediante apresentação de documento de identificação e respetivo comprovativo: 20% de desconto*: , 7, 18 anos , Estudantes , Mais de 65 anos , Visitantes com mobilidade condicionada , Lisboa Card Entrada gratuita*: , Todos os domingos até às 14h, para residentes em Portugal , Até aos 6 anos , Cartão CCB , Desempregados , Membros ICOM , Jornalistas , Acompanhante de visitante com mobilidade condicionada , Guias turísticos , Antigo combatente , Viúva ou viúvo de antigo combatente DESCRIÇÃO Museu de referência em Portugal, o MAC/CCB , Museu de Arte Contemporânea e Centro de Arquitetura do Centro Cultural de Belém dedica-se à investigação e exposição da arte moderna e contemporânea, com foco nas práticas interdisciplinares e abordagens arquitetónicas emergentes. De visita obrigatória em Lisboa, tem presença regular no ranking dos 100 museus mais visitados do mundo pelo The Art Newspaper . Regista uma representação significativa de nomes nacionais e internacionais , como Alexander Calder, Almada Negreiros, Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amedeo Modigliani, Andy Warhol, Cindy Sherman, Doris Salcedo, Francis Bacon, Helena Almeida, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Joan Miró, Louise Bourgeois, Lourdes Castro, Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Nan Goldin, Niki de Saint Phalle, Pablo Picasso, Paula Rego, Piet Mondrian, René Magritte, Richard Serra, Salvador Dalí e Wifredo Lam, entre muitos outros , que se encontram no depósito de obras da Coleção Berardo, da Coleção Teixeira de Freitas, da Coleção Ellipse , Coleção de Arte Contemporânea do Estado em comodato no Museu de Arte Contemporânea/Centro Cultural de Belém. Com um histórico de cerca de 30 anos de atividades expositivas e museológicas, inicialmente enquanto Centro de Exposições (1993, 2005) e posteriormente como Museu Coleção Berardo (2006, 2022), foi inaugurado em 2023 como MAC/CCB , Museu de Arte Contemporânea e Centro de Arquitetura. Localizado no bairro patrimonial por excelência de Lisboa, contribui para a missão do Centro Cultural de Belém de potenciar o diálogo entre artes performativas, arquitetura e artes visuais. NOTA A Fundação Centro Cultural de Belém reserva-se o direito de proceder à captação, armazenamento e utilização de registos de imagem, som e voz, com a finalidade de difusão e de preservação da memória, quer das suas atividades culturais e artísticas, quer dos seus espaços. Para quaisquer esclarecimentos adicionais utilize o endereço eletrónico Preços 15€

Based on Georg Büchner's unfinished work, the auéééu collective creates a dystopian show about patriarchal power and scientific progress, culminating in femicide.

A museum activity for children aged 4 to 6 in which a lost hat turns into an interactive story: the group walks through the rooms asking the artworks if the hat is theirs. Observation and imagination solve the mystery.

The Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa and cellist Steven Isserlis perform works by Pinho Vargas, Saint-Saëns and Fauré, culminating in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5.

In Cloudbusting, singer Aline Goffin invites young audiences into Kate Bush's universe through an intimate fusion of music, movement and image, complete with magical holograms.

A hands-on music workshop by Bruno Estima and WETUMTUM, where participants explore group music-making through playful challenges and instruments, culminating in a short public presentation.

Da Pele is a series of sound installations centered on the adufe, exploring the power of collective and memory through a simple instrument.

Norquestra is an interactive concert in which audiences and musicians explore the mystery of musical creation, with the audience invited to intervene in the music being played. The show emerges from a creation-research process developed with musicians and neuroscientists.

Visit two rooms where Big Bang musicians live, exploring their fantastic imaginaries and secret adventures.

A percussionist, pianist and trumpeter guide us through the world of Miles Davis, exploring the infinite possibilities of improvised music.

A hands-on workshop in the Big Bang festival where participants combine singing and the traditional Portuguese adupe frame drum, mattering how small rhythmic impulses can become a collective flood of sound.

An interactive sound installation by composer Jaime Reis and violinist Beatriz Costa, inviting audiences to explore and create soundscapes from the skeleton of a reconstructed piano.

The Voz do Operário Children's Choir and the Retimbrar collective present a concert celebrating Portuguese roots music, reflecting on time, memory and community through song.

Concert by Mike Stern, one of the great jazz guitarists, accompanied by a luxury band.

Sérgio Godinho celebrates 80 years of life and 60 of career with a series of conferences dedicated to his songs.

A theatre production by Os Possessos, inspired by Büchner's Woyzeck, following Jorge, a single father trapped in a ruthless corporate system.

An activity for children aged 4 to 6 in which a first visit to the museum becomes a box of surprises, with unpredictable colours, shapes and textures to discover as a family.

Concert by Les Musiciens du Louvre conducted by Marc Minkowski, performing Handel's Six Concerti Grossi Op. 3.

Concert by Margarida Campelo, presenting her musical journey through pop, soul, R&B and experimental jazz, including tracks from the album 'Supermarket Joy' and the ballad 'Eu Sei Que o Amor'.

Brazilian group Boca Livre performs with special guest Edu Lobo, celebrating his work with 11 emblematic songs.

A concert featuring Beethoven's Piano Trio Op. 11 'Gassenhauer' and Op. 70 No. 1 'Ghost Trio', performed by Trio Arkadia.

In Héritage, Cédric Eeckhout brings his mother Jo Libertiaux to the stage to tell her story, exploring themes of female emancipation and inheritance, in a show in French with Portuguese subtitles.

Concert by Joana Gama presenting the work 'a mind in the heart' by composer Ivan Vukosavljevic, a cycle of eight piano pieces inspired by themes such as transformation and birth.

In this visit, children explore how colors, shapes, lines and spaces meet and transform in artworks, discovering that nothing happens by chance.

Concert by the Omniae Large Ensemble conducted by Pedro Melo Alves, presenting a new chapter of the project that crosses contemporary composition and jazz improvisation.

A performative activity that combines author's cuisine with children's imagination, using artworks as inspiration for creative recipes.

Georges Bizet's Carmen, based on Prosper Marimée's novella, tells the story of the gypsy woman who dies in the name of freedom and love. Revisited by countless directors, it remains one of the most striking contemporary myths.

Georges Bizet's Carmen, based on Prosper Marimée's novella, tells the story of the gypsy woman who dies in the name of freedom and love. Revisited by countless directors, it remains one of the most striking contemporary myths.

The trio Sul, with Luís Figueiredo, Bernardo Couto and Bernardo Moreira, presents 'Sul Vol. 2', a celebration of Portuguese instrumental music that blends jazz and new original compositions.

Georges Bizet's Carmen, based on Prosper Marimée's novella, tells the story of the gypsy woman who dies in the name of freedom and love. Revisited by countless directors, it remains one of the most striking contemporary myths.

Marco Rodrigues pays tribute to Carlos do Carmo in a concert celebrating the legacy of the fado singer, featuring songs from the album 'Canta Carlos do Carmo' and other highlights from his career.

A visit for children aged 4 to 6 that explores movement in artworks, discovering artists who use the body to create.

Commented concert by Susana Henriques. Lisbon Music Academy. Between Samurai and Violins proposes a musical journey inspired by the life and thought of Shinichi Suzuki, a major figure in 20th-century music pedagogy. Born into a lineage of samurai and a member of the family that owned the world's largest instrument factory, his path was marked by a late discovery of the violin, by his time in Berlin, by his friendship with Einstein and by the formulation of the 'mother tongue' principle. This concert celebrates a legacy that combines discipline, listening and affection, revealing music as a language of formation, sharing and growth. Between tradition and innovation, this concert promotes an immersive experience, capable of transforming performers and audiences on both sides of the stage.

A unique concert celebrating the centennial of Miles Davis, featuring Grammy-winning keyboardist Jason Miles and an international cast, including Randy Brecker and special guests Rita Guerra and Rui Veloso, at the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon.

The concert 'Cancioneiro de Elvas' presents the first part of a hexalogy dedicated to the 16th-century Portuguese manuscript, with Sete Lágrimas and Sexta Maior performing villancicos, songs, and other poetic-musical forms from the codex.

A children's activity (ages 6-12) designed by Daniella Figueiredo, exploring how architecture creates space between walls, floor and ceiling and turns emptiness into a place to live in.

Alessandro Sciarroni presents 'Save the Last Dance for Me', an intimate duet based on the polka chinata, a Bolognese courtship dance from the early 20th century.

Workshop on body, drawing and manifesto posters for ages 10-16, exploring how to express ourselves in an unstable world.

The Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra, conducted by Yue Bao, performs works by Ravel, Debussy and Luís de Freitas Branco, including the famous Bolero.

A creation by Bouchra Ouizguen that explores movement from simple gestures and elements such as air, light, heat, weight and stability, inviting the spectator to observe and feel. With performers from the company Dançando com a Diferença, the show celebrates the diversity of bodies and the poetry of gesture.

In 'Ch’ttahh', Bilal El Had returns to the Moroccan chaabi, the first dance form he knew, exploring social gestures, cultural memory and the possibility of breaking rules through movement. Combining his personal experience with the rhythms, songs and ancient symbols of chaabi, the piece moves between homage and invention, humour and conflict.

Alan Stivell, an ambassador of Celtic culture, celebrates 60 years of career with a renewed formation of 10 musicians, presenting a repertoire that includes excerpts from his Symphony No. 2.

A performative activity for children aged 2 to 5, where author cuisine meets children's imagination. Inspired by the museum's artworks, the little helpers will cook recipes that carry the story of the artworks they discovered.

Barbara Hendricks returns to Portugal with 'Still On the Road to Freedom', a show that crosses songs and soundscapes with a strong sense of expression, exploring the legacy of jazz and blues.

Christian Löffler brings the Until We Meet Again repertoire to Portugal for the first time in an ensemble format, joined by Adna, Johanna Burnheart, Midori Jaeger and Alex Maydew in a concert that blends ambient, techno and acoustic elements.

Al Di Meola, one of the most influential guitarists in jazz history, returns to Portugal for a special concert as part of Misty Fest. A unique night with a master of the instrument.

Nancy Vieira's voice meets the world of pianist Francisco Sassetti in a meeting between Cape Verdean music and neoclassicism. An intimate proposal as part of Misty Fest.

Maria João, a major figure in Portuguese jazz, presents the new show 'O Coração é Um Músculo' with producer and multi-instrumentalist João Farinha, as part of Misty Fest.

Al Di Meola, one of the most influential guitarists in the history of jazz, returns to Portugal for a special concert as part of Misty Fest, presenting iconic compositions and new interpretations.

Australian artist Eliana Glass presents the repertoire of her debut album E, in an intimate concert marked by delicacy, contemplation and melancholy, as part of Misty Fest.

A Teatro Praga show reflecting on water, the first element in a cycle dedicated to the five elements, created by André e. Teodósio and José Maria Vieira Mendes.

Contemporary Jazz Nights, Misty Fest. Triple concert by Laura Misch, Anne Paceo and Mammal Hands. On November 29, Misty Fest brings Contemporary Jazz Nights to CCB, a triple concert with Laura Misch, Anne Paceo and Mammal Hands. One ticket gives access to all three concerts.

Considered one of the great contemporary jazz vocalists, Youn Sun Nah has built an international career marked by interpretive freedom and a subtle fusion of jazz, folk and improvisation. At Misty Fest, she will perform alongside the extraordinary Franco-Serbian pianist Bojan Z.

The Black Heritage Gospel Choir presents 'The Soul of Gospel' in Portugal, a concert that traces the history of gospel from its roots to contemporary expressions.

Concert by the Portuguese Chamber Orchestra with violinist Amandine Beyer, dedicated to Vivaldi and Baroque composers.

The legendary Glenn Miller Orchestra returns to Portugal for a special Christmas concert, conducted by Ray McVay, performing timeless hits like Moonlight Serenade and In The Mood alongside beloved Christmas classics. A magnificent 21-piece orchestra and singers recreate the magic of the 1930s with a snap of the fingers.

A journey through the spirit of cabaret and 20th-century theatrical song, blending irony, lyricism and direct audience engagement. From the refined musical humor of Erik Satie and Lord Berners to the expressionist cabaret of Arnold Schoenberg, this concert alternates historical pieces with contemporary works by Sérgio Azevedo.

Concert dedicated to the work of Mário Pacheco, with orchestra and special guests, at Centro Cultural de Belém.

New creation by Vera Mantero for Companhia Maior, based on a text by Joana Bértholo, exploring age and personal, social and cultural realities.

Bach's Mass in B minor, BWV 232, is one of the composer's most monumental works, completed between 1749 and 1750. This Christmas concert invites audiences into Bach's world through rich choral textures and formal mastery.

New Year's Concert by the Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa under the musical direction of Pablo Urbina, with a programme of waltzes, polkas and overtures by Strauss and others. A pre-concert talk precedes each session.

Musical program on the Passion of Christ, with polyphonic works from the 16th-century Portuguese Royal Chapel.

Richard Strauss’s singular Domestic Symphony, Op. 53, a programmatic work centred on family life, performed with his characteristic orchestral mastery.

A conference cycle “On Others”, led by António de Castro Caeiro, takes place on Tuesdays from January to June 2027 in the Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen Room. Each session starts at 7 pm, lasts about 1h30, and explores themes such as the self's perspective, hatred and indifference; general admission: €7.

A tribute concert celebrating Rodrigo's 85 years, bringing together leading fado voices to honour his career and legacy. Rodrigo performs some of his most iconic songs in a unique night within the Há Fado no Cais series, co-produced by the Museu do Fado.

A seven-session cycle on the renewal of Portuguese popular music between 1958 and 1979, by David Ferreira, with sessions devoted to José Afonso, Adriano Correia de Oliveira, Luís Cília, José Mário Branco, Sérgio Godinho, Fausto and Vitorino.

A show by Sara Barros Leitão based on 'Mountain and Utopia' by Gonçalo M. Tavares, reflecting on the Constitution and utopia, with excerpts from the Portuguese Constitution.

The annual tradition returns, uniting the Portuguese Chamber Orchestra and the Portuguese Youth Orchestra for an epic journey from darkness to light, conducted by Pedro Carneiro. The program includes the world premiere of a work by Marco Pereira, a Beethoven aria with tenor Luís Gomes, and Mahler's monumental Symphony No. 5.

Tiago Nacarato marks his 10-year career with a consecration show that focuses on his musical repertoire. This return to the stage proposes a journey through the most emblematic songs that define his path, crossing the classics that the public already knows with the presentation of his third and most recent album of original songs.

An immersive and interactive performance-installation inspired by Siddhartha, exploring the search for presence in a world of hyper-stimulation and attention economies. Target audience: +14.

A commented concert by Rita Blanco and Nuno Vieira de Almeida, featuring romantic melodramas by Schubert, Schumann, Liszt and Strauss.

Protected from all suffering, Siddhartha sees his life defined from the beginning. But an inner voice leads him to seek another destiny. Through his journey, he confronts different experiences until he finds meaning in the contradictions of human existence. This musical theatre production, directed by Lisaboa Houbrechts, mixes theatre, classical singing, pop improvisation, Sufi songs and Indian dance, featuring a 24-member choir.

A series of four sessions commemorating the double centenary of Beethoven's death, presented by musicologist Paulo Ferreira de Castro. Each session offers a different perspective on the composer's life, work, and historical significance, richly illustrated with audiovisual materials.

Concert with Ludovice Ensemble and soprano Ana Vieira Leite, performing arias and suites from Rameau's Les Indes Galantes, celebrating French Baroque.

The Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa, conducted by Henrique Constância, presents a Carnival programme exploring Beethoven's playful side, with works by Walter Murphy and Louis Andriessen, including the famous parody of the nine symphonies.

Saxophonist Desidério Lázaro presents Inner Journey, his 12th album of original music, a tribute to Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha, in a concert that crosses literature and jazz improvisation.

Damien Jalet and Kohei Nawa join forces for Mirage, a dance piece exploring nature in metamorphosis, with music by Thomas Bangalter and performed by the Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève.

Commented concert by Orquestra do Norte, with works by Arriaga, Rodrigo and Falla, including the Concierto de Aranjuez. Prices between 17.50€ and 20€.

A dance performance combining Sharon Eyal's 'House' and Mats Ek's 'Rite of Spring', performed by the Ballet de l'Opéra de Lyon. A celebration of contemporary dance set to music by Ori Lichtik and Stravinsky's iconic score.

A show for children and all ages, created by Cátia Pinheiro and José Nunes with text by Capicua, based on Tolstoy's novel to reflect on the conflicts that cross our world.

Mahler's Symphony No. 6 'Tragic' is a monumental four-movement work composed between 1903 and 1904, exploring dark and devastating emotions, especially in the final movement.

A multilingual performance that reinterprets Purcell live to revisit the story of Hannibal and the Punic Wars, exploring fear, power, and migration in Europe.

António Vasco Morais presents Sombra, the album that closes his trilogy devoted to traditional fado, following Saudade and Silêncio, and conceived as a tribute to Tereza Tarouca. The record features special guests Helder Moutinho, Teresa Lopes Alves, Mónica Azinhais de Melo and Carmo Beirão da Veiga.

Salvador Sobral performs live his new album 'A Flor do Recomeço', featuring original songs by Brazilian songwriters, in an intimate and sophisticated concert.

Mimi Froes takes the stage for a concert spanning her career, from 'Vamos Conversar' to 'Contornos', with her unmistakable voice and songs.

Divino Sospiro and mezzo-soprano Ann Hallenberg perform cantatas by Bach, Scarlatti and Stradella, in a concert that crosses Lutheran piety with Mediterranean emotionalism.

Pianist and composer presents his new album 'País Distante', recorded with Julian Argüelles, Rodrigo Correia and José Salgueiro, synthesizing his vast musical universe.

The Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa, conducted by Enrico Onofri, performs Beethoven's Violin Concerto and Symphony No. 3 'Eroica', with Sergej Krylov as soloist.

L’Arpeggiata and Christina Pluhar celebrate the creative power and artistic legacy of 17th-century women composers such as Barbara Strozzi and Francesca Caccini, in a program featuring striking works and tragic and comic narratives.

In an independent journalism newsroom, Carolina's return confronts the group with moral dilemmas, press freedom and a recent trauma; Tiago Correia's play features Portuguese Sign Language interpretation on 14 March at 17h.

In this workshop for children aged 6 to 10, participants step into a clandestine newsroom to rebuild news, print newspapers and pamphlets, and create a pirate radio programme, discovering resistance to Estado Novo censorship.

Stacey Kent presents the album “A Time for Love” in an intimate concert, accompanied by Jim Tomlinson on tenor saxophone and Art Hirahara on piano, with songs such as “Lucky to Be Me” and “La Javanaise”.

Bruno Pernadas presents his carte blanche at CCB in a concert that blends new compositions, video, electronics and acoustic instruments into a single sound and visual narrative, with references to Robert Ashley, David Byrne and Laurie Anderson. The concert also includes a tribute to José Mário Branco, and the 20 March performance features Portuguese Sign Language interpretation.

João Roiz Ensemble and Alexandre Delgado close the Beethoven Pilgrimage at CCB with String Knife Op. 59 No. 3 and the Great Fuge Op. 133, in a commented concert marking the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death.

Easter concert featuring Verdi's monumental Requiem, an operatic work that challenges the constraints of the genre.

Cara de Espelho bring their universe of songs to the Grand Auditorium of CCB in Lisbon, a night that observes behaviors, dismantles speeches and recognizes contradictions.

Sacred music concert featuring the Requiem by Tomás Luis de Victoria and the Missa pro defunctis by Duarte Lobo, performed by La Grande Chapelle under Albert Recasens. Includes a pre-concert talk at 7:30 PM.

Commented concert recreating the story behind Vivaldi's Four Seasons, inspired by Arcimboldo's paintings, with libretto and music by Jorge Salgueiro, performed by Associação Setúbal Voz.

Concert by The Philip Glass Ensemble performing iconic works, including 'Glassworks' and excerpts from operas such as 'Satyagraha' and 'Einstein on the Beach', under the direction of Michael Riesman.

Conductor Emilio Pomàrico leads the Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa in a concert featuring Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony and a work by Ana Seara.

A multidisciplinary show based on Ondjaki's book of the same name, turning childhood memories into stage material, with narration by the author and performances by António Jorge Gonçalves and Paula Delecave.

Multidisciplinary concert by Suzana Francês, celebrating democracy through music and word, with musicians and dancers.

The Meeting with Opera program invites schools, families, and institutions to attend open rehearsals, seeking to broaden access to opera and promote audience development and diversification.

Verdi's opera about a king in love with his best friend's wife, a political conspiracy and a masked ball where all the threads of the plot converge; this new São Carlos production adds another chapter to Lisbon's long relationship with the work.

Opera by Verdi, performed by the Portuguese Symphony Orchestra and the São Carlos National Theatre Choir. A story of love and conspiracy at a masked ball.

Zé Maria Souto Moura presents Ama e Faz o que Quiseres, his latest album of original songs, in a concert that confirms his singular voice in contemporary fado. A Lisbon-born fado singer and visual artist, he blends the tradition of fado houses with a vocal expression marked by poetic sensitivity.

Verdi's opera about a king in love with his best friend's wife, a political conspiracy and a masked ball where all the threads of the plot converge; this new São Carlos production adds another chapter to Lisbon's long relationship with the work.

Verdi's opera about a king in love with his best friend's wife, a political conspiracy and a masked ball where all the threads of the plot converge; this new São Carlos production adds another chapter to Lisbon's long relationship with the work.

A concert that blends Henry Purcell's music with compositions by Caroline Shaw, Laura Marconi, and Meredi, in a program exploring nature and human emotions.

The 13 artists of the Groupe Acrobatique de Tanger take us on a dizzying journey between circus, dance, and dream, questioning identity and the human capacity for reinvention through a contemporary language rooted in Moroccan culture.

PANTUÃ is a quintet of voices and percussion that moves between hypnotism and ecstasy, reclaiming the ancient idea of music as celebration, with compositions that question time, tonality, and the common use of the word.

A workshop for families exploring the concepts of Law, Freedom, Love, and Poem through the creation of imaginary cities with puppets.

A puppet show addressing the importance of Law for freedom, in a poetic narrative with music and objects.

A show-installation for children aged 3 to 7 that investigates what lies between asking permission and announcing action, with three bodies in dance, music, and sounds, transforming the show into a shared passage.

Speak Low is a show that combines theater, film, and live music, exploring the life and work of Kurt Weill, with Catarina Wallenstein and the Orquestra Sem Fronteiras.

In 1802, Beethoven wrote the Heiligenstadt Testament, a confession of despair. The first Razumovsky Quartet, Op.59 No.1, composed after this period, reflects that tension while conveying hope. The Alma Nova Quartet, formed by Alexis Hatch, Vicente Sobral, Irma Skenderi, and Irene Lima, performs this work with commentary by Pedro Wallenstein.

Concert dedicated to Shostakovich's Symphony No. 10, composed after Stalin's death, reflecting historical tension and the composer's inner richness, exploring themes like the DSCH motif.

Orquestra XXI and the Lisboa Cantat Choir perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, with a pre-concert talk and audio description, and the national premiere of 'Ambra' by Kristine Tjøgersen.

Art circuit in Belém, organized by the CCB, featuring various exhibitions and artistic interventions.