This is your guide to art and culture in Lisbon: exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts and cinema. Find out what’s happening in the city’s cultural venues.
The 10th edition of Poster Mostra will return to the Marvila district from June 21, in an open-air exhibition that will be available to the public until September, with various posters installed on the walls of some bui...
Every year, tradition is still what it used to be and Lisbon’s Marchas Populares parade down Avenida da Liberdade to celebrate the night of Santo António, one of the most eagerly awaited moments of the…...
“The Mirror” is Lisbon’s biggest open-air electronic music event, promoted by the international production company “It is What It Is”, and will take place on June 14 (Saturday) from 2pm to...
Summer is one of the most eagerly awaited times of the year. Whether it’s the delight of strolling along the seafront and taking a dip in the…...
Summer evenings in the city will take on a new charm with an open-air cinema that promises to win over all generations, at Cinecapitólio Rooftop. Comfortable loungers, blankets for cooler nights, popcorn, drinks and a l...
Get ready because this summer is going to be the most cultural ever! MAAT has just announced an innovative initiative that promises to win over your most artistic and art-loving side, the “MAAT Happy Hour”,...
For anyone who is a fan of the Seventh Art, watching movies outdoors can be a truly unforgettable experience. And in Lisbon there’s no shortage of initiatives of this kind, including some screenings on the beach a...
On Avenida da Índia, next to the Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB), is Lisbon’s newest museum , the Julião Sarmento Pav ilion, dedicated to the well-known Portuguese artist. Inaugurated on June 4, 2025, the new cultu...
The biggest K-Pop music show is coming to Lisbon in September. And asit’s a unique and exclusive event, the race for tickets is on, so you’ d better book your place now before they sell…...
June has only just arrived, but it promises to be a month with a very intense cultural agenda (and we’re not even talking about the Popular Saints). From literary…...
