SÃO PAULO, SP (FOLHAPRESS) The cultural program this Wednesday (25th), the day São Paulo turns 469, is almost as long as the metropolis itself and has good options for those who do not want to spend .
Beginning with the musical attractions prepared by the City of São Paulo, which include concerts by João Gomes, Belo, Almir Sater and Dona Onete with Gaby Amarantos in the Annexabaú Valley, there are also performances in institutions such as the Centro Cultural São Paulo, with the Presence of Nando Reis.
In addition to music, the offer with free programs also offers family activities, exhibitions, theater and even a guided tour to learn more about the history of the metropolis.
Check out the activities taking place on São Paulo’s birthday and find out how to pick up tickets if needed.
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NANDO REIS AND SEBASTIÓ REIS
The show looks at the artist’s 40year career with his son Sebastião Reis. The musician sings hits such as “Os Cegos do Castelo”, “Por Onde Andei” and “O Segundo Sol” to the sounds of two guitars. It takes place at 7 p.m.
Cultural Center of São Paulo (Sala Adoniran Barbosa) r. Vergueiro, 1.000, Paraíso, South East Region, tel. (11) 33974002. Free of charge if tickets are issued one hour before the event at the box office.
MEMORIES OF INDEPENDENCE
On the 25th, the Museu do Ipiranga opens a temporary exhibition that discusses the protagonism of the cry of Ipiranga as a symbol of independence and recalls episodes that contributed to the break between Brazil and Portugal that occurred in different parts of the country. “Memories of Independence” opens a new space within a space dedicated to shortterm exhibitions. It takes place from 11 a.m.
Ipiranga Museum r. dos Patriotas, 20, Vila dos Patriotas, South Region. Free at the museum ticket office. More information: @museudoipiranga
PALA ALÉM TRAINING AT 11
The Immigration Museum is offering 25 free activities on the day, including a series of visits to sites that reflect the immigration culture of nations like Lebanon, Bolivia, Spain and Italy. The program also includes a guided tour of the city from the Ipiranga district and a visit to the Consolação Cemetery to observe Italian art in space. It takes place from 9:30 a.m.
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Immigration Museum r. Visconde de Parnaíba, 1316, Mooca, Eastern Region, tel. (11) 26921866. Free if you take your ticket at the box office. More information: @museudaimigracao
JOHNNY HOOKER
The singer from Pernambuco presents a show with the repertoire of his new album “Orgia”. In addition to songs from the album, the presentation includes hits such as “Volta”, “Amor Marginal” and “Flutua”. Takes place at 3 p.m.
Sesc Itaquera (orchestral stage) av. Fernando do Espírito Santo Alves de Mattos, 1.000, Itaquera, Eastern Region, tel. (11) 25239200. Free, no need to collect tickets in advance.
BRENDA LEE AND THE PRINCESS PALACE
Bibi Ferreira Music Award Winner Brenda Lee will take the stage at CCSP and will perform an additional session celebrating São Paulo’s anniversary. The montage tells the story of the founding of the first aid house for people living with HIV/AIDS in Brazil. The cast includes names such as Verónica Valentino and Marina Mathey. It happens at 8 p.m. Before that, at 5 p.m., there will be a soirée in the Praça das Bibliotecas, where artists will interpret works by transgender creators.
São Paulo Cultural Center (Jardel Filho Hall) r. Vergueiro, 1.000, Paraíso, South East Region, tel. (11) 33974002. Free if you pick up your ticket one hour in advance at the box office. For more information: @centroculturalsp
UNIVERSES
The collective exhibition features works that aim to open a dialogue between poetry and imagination, with new approaches to representing the universe that surrounds us. It is possible to buy the works and the amount collected will be returned to the NGO SP Invisível, which works with local residents and the street and people in situations of social vulnerability.
shopping light r. Cel. de Toledo Xavier, 23, Republica, Central Region, tel. (11) 31542299. For free.
FOOTBALL MUSEUM
In addition to opening the exhibition space free of charge with tickets that can be picked up at the box office at the time of the visit, the museum also offers a range of programs such as: B. a slackline workshop with world champion Alisson Ferreira, a samba rock presentation with the band Groove 11 and a storytelling session with the group Rebrincando. It takes place from 10 a.m.
Football Museum pça. Charles Miller, s/n, Pacaembu, Midwest, Tel. (11) 36643848. Free of charge, with return at the cash desk of the campsite. More information: @museudofutebol
YOUNG GUARD 40 YEARS OLD
Singer Martinha, responsible for some of Jovem Guarda’s biggest hits like ‘Eu Daria a Minha Vida’ and ‘Eu te Amo Even Assim’, joins singer Ary Sanches to celebrate young Sunday afternoons with a show spanning almost four decades Premiere of the play of the same name recalls program conducted by Roberto Carlos, Erasmo Carlos and Wanderléa.
Ó Municipal House of Culture Largo da Matriz de Nossa Senhora do Ó, 215, Ó Municipality, NorthWest Region, tel. (11) 39318266. Free, no need to collect tickets in advance.
CLASS SHOW WITH ARRIGO BARNABÉ
One of the main names behind the Vanguarda Paulista movement, musician and composer Arrigo Barnabé teaches a show class open to the public on his compositional process and movement management. On this occasion he will also present songs from his main albums, including the historical “Clara Crocodilo”.
Sesc Vila Mariana r. Pelotas, 141, Vila Mariana, South Region, tel. (11) 50803000. Free if you pick up your ticket one hour in advance at the box office.
TOADA DO BARD
The show brings together excerpts from the classic works of William Shakespeare, sewn using songs by names such as Chico Buarque de Hollanda, Belchior, Beto Guedes and other unpublished songs. Actor Maurício Machado directs the cast, which consists of singers Thiago Pach and Renata Versolato, conducted by Eduardo Figueiredo. On the 25th, tickets are free. It takes place at 8:30 p.m.
J. Safra Theater r. Josef Kryss, 318, because. Industrialist Tomas Edson, West Region, Tel. (11) 36113042. Free with tickets issued at the box office one hour in advance.