Events

The IndieLisboa festival offers films, short films, animation, documentaries for us to discover over 12 days ... a celebration of independent cinema!

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

Sintra Festival, a leading event dedicated to classical music, will feature recitals, Choral and Piano recitals as well as Concerts.

[ July'23 ] Music. Surf. Beach. Friends

The Festival ao Largo returns to celebrate erudite art with music, theatre and ballet shows.

“The best line-up ever” is coming back to the Passeio Marítimo de Algés for another edition of the NOS Alive festival.

COOLJAZZ is a reference musical event that brings together music, nature, comfort and heritage, taking place in July at the Hipódromo in Cascais.

[ July'23 ] Super Bock Super Rock brings yearly a superb programme that includes new and internationally-renowned acts.

Jazz em Agosto proposes a program that mirrors the multiples identities of contemporary jazz at the Open Air Amphitehatre of the Gulbenkian Foundation.

[ August ] The Parque Urbano da Costa Caparica once again plays host to the biggest Lusophone music festival.

OPERAFEST LISBOA, the  “out of the box” opera festival is back in its 4th edition, under the moto “Between Heaven and Hell” with vibrating opera for all tastes!!

[ August ] The natural amphitheatre of Cascais Bay is a perfect setting for the Festas do Mar.

Lisboa hosts the fleet of Tall Ships, dozens of Tall Ships from around the world will be open to the public.

BoCA is back and will reinforce its transversal nature through an extensive programme involving a dialogue between the visual, performing, scientific and musical arts.

[ September'23 ] Horror is Welcome at The MOTELx Festival, it has calendar with the finest selection of horror films.

[ September ] Queer Lisboa is the sole Portuguese Film Festival dedicated exclusively to screen LGBT themed films, and movies dealing with subjects or aesthetics related to issues such as gender, identities or bodies, a genre known as Queer Cinema.

[ September ] The Heritage Days are an opportunity to re-familiarise ourselves with the past and to help shape the future.

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, fado is part of Portuguese culture, and is at the root of this festival.

Lisboa once again hosts the French Film Festival, a great cinema celebration.

[ October ] Portuguese designers present their new collections and trends for the next Spring / Summer.