Events

Light everywhere II is dedicated to the first Tejo Power Station and covers the time span from 1908–2024. The cycle Light everywhere takes as its title a quote from promotional material published between the 1920s and 1950s.

In collaboration with the National Archaeological Museum, Energy. Perpetual Motion invites the public to discover archaeology and engineering. With objects of the MNA Collection and the EDP Foundation Energy Heritage Collection.

For the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the 25th of April 1974 (the Carnation Revolution), Hoje soube-me a pouco brings together a group of artists and works that marked that period, as well as artists from more recent generations.

An immersive biographical story dedicated to Amália. A journey of emotions hand in hand with one of the most inspiring women of all time. An experience that crosses all the senses and emotions - the sound, the visual, the virtual, the immersive and the unexpected. 

Procession: Praise and Sanctify is a partnership with Manicómio, an artistic creation with resident artists who have experienced or are experiencing mental illness. "Procession" is a journey into human, social and artistic dignity.

FESTin – the Itinerant Portuguese-Language Film Festival.

Ernesto Neto, one of Brazil's most international and well-known artists, presents an immersive installation that evokes the crossing of cultures. Nosso Barco Tambor Terra [our boat drum earth) is one of the largest sculptures he has made.

This spring, Lisbon’s parks and gardens will open their doors for the Open Gardens festival.

For a week, the avenue will reveal some of its best kept secrets. Free guided tours, exhibitions and workshops will enliven various spaces in an open-door experience.

[ May ] Marionettes and animated forms from all over the world descend on the capital.

‘Forces of Nature’ follows the movement of an articulated and complex organism, made up of five (people) bodies with different energies and ideas.

[ May ] Lisboa comes closer to Japan once more with Iberanime: the biggest Japanese pop culture and gaming event in Portugal.

During a weekend, enter without having to knock in the most beautiful buildings in Lisbon, on a weekend of guided tours, free and with no booking required. Come join us!

School Passport Week is back and on May 12, it's dedicated to Families!  

EDP Pela Vida (for Life) is the new name of the ‘EDP Lisboa, a Mulher e a Vida’ charity race.

[ every Sundays ] Begin with brunch and then set off to discover the unique, handmade and vintage items carefully selected to provide a unique and original experience.

The biggest cocktails and hospitality event is back! It presents several exhibitors, workshops, seminars and cocktail competitions, highlighting international trends in this sector.

In his journey as a choreographer, João dos Santos Martins seeks to explore, from and through dance, and its history, the relationship between practice and discourse and the contradictions inherent to the activity of dancing.

The Festival continues to be a space for free artistic expression, several shows will be presented by Academic Theatre groups from various parts of the country.

Singer-songwriter Carolina de Deus is building up her artistic career and she is now on stage to revisit her first album, ‘Dores de Crescimento’, which includes her biggest hit ‘Talvez’.