Latest Events in Brazil(January Updated)

Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 is set to return in spectacular fashion, promising an unforgettable experience for music lovers worldwide. From April 30 to May 2, 2027, Parque Maeda in Itu, São Paulo, will transform into a vibrant hub of electronic music, creativity, and unity. This iconic festival, renowned for its breathtaking stage designs, world-class performances, and immersive atmosphere, is the ultimate destination for those seeking a celebration of music and culture. The festival will feature an extraordinary lineup of top-tier DJs and artists from around the globe, delivering electrifying performances across multiple stages. Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 is more than just a music festival—it's a journey into a magical world where music connects people from all walks of life. Set against the stunning backdrop of São Paulo, attendees can expect a unique blend of cutting-edge production, mesmerizing visuals, and an unparalleled sense of community. Pre-registration for Tomorrowland Brasil 2027 begins on April 30, 2026, at 10:00 BRT (15:00 CEST). To secure your spot at this highly anticipated event, create a Tomorrowland Account and prepare for pre-registration. Stay tuned for more updates and details about ticketing and the full lineup. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this extraordinary celebration. Visit Trip.com and keep an eye on this page for the latest information and exclusive offers to make your Tomorrowland Brasil experience truly unforgettable!

Since the end of October, the China Silk Museum and the Brazilian Immigration Museum have jointly held the "Silk Mountains and Seas - From the Home of Silkworms to the Country of Samba" exhibition in Sao Paulo, Brazil, as part of the first batch of "Civilization Bridge Plan - Excellent Cultural Relics Overseas Exhibition" projects selected by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage this year, showcasing the charm of Chinese silk culture in all aspects.

The Roman Catholic Church established the tradition of Carnival as it is today, a tradition that continues until Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent in the Christian calendar. The Portuguese introduced the festival of Entrudo, which inspired the birth of the Brazilian Carnival. In 1840, Rio de Janeiro hosted the first masquerade ball, where polkas and waltzes became the focus. As the 2026 Rio Carnival approaches, excitement is building. This annual extravaganza is celebrated in authentic Brazilian style and continues until Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of Lent for Christians worldwide. During Lent, Christians fast and abstain from worldly pleasures. Each year, the carnival attracts approximately one million people from around the world to the city to enjoy the vibrant rhythms of samba.

The São Paulo Museum of Modern Art was founded in 1948, and its collection, with an emphasis on Brazilian art, boasts over 5,000 works produced by the most representative modern and contemporary artists. Like its collection, MAM's programming prioritizes experimentalism, embracing the plurality of current artistic production and the diverse interests of contemporary societies. Traditionally, the museum maintains a broad range of activities that include courses, debates, a research laboratory, video screenings, and artistic and educational practices. In 1986, MAM created the Collectors' Club, whose goals include enriching its collection and developing private collecting. Through the Club, artists at different stages of their careers are invited to propose works in multiple formats for a limited edition, at least one of which is incorporated into the MAM collection. In 2024, the museum began a review of its collection and donated to the Pinacoteca do Ceará a set of 87 works that had participated in different editions of the MAM Collectors' Club and were previously duplicated in the collection. MAM at the Pinacoteca do Ceará: Figure and Landscape, Word and Image is an exhibition that builds on this donation and features 47 works from the MAM collection and are linked to modern and contemporary art. By bringing the MAM collection closer to the works recently acquired by the Pinacoteca, the exhibition brings together 94 works from different languages and technical procedures, such as photography, woodcuts, silkscreen printing, painting, drawing, sculpture, embroidery, video, among the most varied combinations and derivations. This contingent of diverse materials and artistic practices reflects the multidisciplinarity that characterizes Brazilian art and, thus, seeks to offer visitors plurality as a way to reflect on and engage with art and its inherent issues. The relationship between figure and landscape is addressed in the first section of the exhibition, which brings together works that develop different perspectives on an issue dear to the history of art and the transformations promoted since the modernist avant-garde. In some works, the presence of figures in front of or amid landscapes, or before empty spaces, challenges us to reflect on how bodies and portraits connect with the space and world around them, and how the boundaries between subjects and the natural and artificial landscape can be blurred. In other works, the appearance of landscapes devoid of figures, as well as ambiguous representations of the body and the spaces it occupies, or can occupy, destabilize crystallized meanings by introducing abstraction into the process of perceiving and signifying the world and the ways in which we relate to it. The links between word and image are analogous to the relationships between figure and landscape and come into focus in the final section of the exhibition, where works containing letters, words, and texts put into perspective the apprehension of written language in the context of an image-based construction. Every word produces meaning through a mental image, just as some images can be understood through their connection to writing and as visual language. In the works featured in the exhibition, these relationships are reconfigured as words and letters, alongside other compositional elements, contaminate one another, highlighting the impossibility of completely separating the reading of the image from the reading of the word. This exhibition is the result of a partnership between MAM São Paulo and the Pinacoteca do Ceará. It aims to increase the visibility of both museums' collections and contribute to the Pinacoteca do Ceará's programming, as well as foster reflection on modern and contemporary art.

The exhibition connects local and global issues by facilitating dialogue between Brazilian and international artists.This international collective exhibition will occupy all of the exhibition spaces in the Pietro Maria Bardi Building and features over 200 works by artists, activists, and social movements from 22 countries, including Colombia, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Peru, and Turkey. Investigating ecology as a network of relationships between living beings and their world, the exhibition brings together works from communities, territories, and ecosystems in different places and periods.

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Sports event of pedestrian running that runs 42,195 meters and reveals the evolution of the city of Manaus. The Marathon is an international event that attracts athletes from Brazil and other countries, interested in discovering the natural beauties of the state of Amazonas and, above all, surpassing themselves. The climate of Manaus, in itself, is a challenge. For this reason, the organization of the Marathon offers a differentiated structure, punctuality and environmental sustainability actions, such as: recycling and reuse of plastics used in the event — which generates jobs and income for the local population — and donation of native seedlings. In the 1st edition, all participants had their bib number immortalized. From the 2nd edition onwards, only those who complete the 42km route three times will perpetuate the bib number. In addition, participating in 10 consecutive editions, in the 42km, guarantees exemption in the 11th participation and in the following ones. Awards with the TOP 100 medal for all routes. It's the most challenging street marathon in Brazil!

The BTS WORLD TOUR IN SÃO PAULO 2026 stands as a highly anticipated chapter in the global journey of the South Korean sensation, BTS. As part of their fourth concert tour, this event is scheduled from October 28 to October 31, 2026, at a premier venue in São Paulo, Brazil. Marking a significant milestone, the tour signals BTS’s return to live performances following the completion of mandatory military service, encompassing an extensive itinerary of 79 shows across 34 cities in 23 countries. Beginning in Goyang, South Korea, on April 9, 2026, and concluding in Manila, The Philippines, on March 14, 2027, the tour spans multiple continents, including Asia, North America, South America, Australia, and Europe. This world tour not only revives the energy and passion fans have long awaited since the 2021–22 Permission to Dance on Stage tour but also reaffirms BTS’s enduring influence in the global music scene. The BTS WORLD TOUR IN SÃO PAULO 2026 promises an unforgettable experience, blending artistry and cultural resonance in one of South America’s most vibrant cities.