[ 1st Sunday of the month ] Handicrafts and gastronomic delights. The CCB Market has room for all this and more.
Free Entry
Come From Away is a musical created by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, based on events in the week following the attacks of 11 September 2001.
From €25 to €35
Pedro Cabrita Reis is one of Portugal's most internationally renowned artists, with numerous works featured in European museums.
Lisbon is taking part in another edition of European Mobility Week, organised by the European Commission, to reinforce the collective commitment to a more sustainable, safe and inclusive model of mobility.
Vasco Araújo’s (Lisbon, 1975) new solo exhibition at Pavilhão Julião Sarmento brings together a selection of works made between 2005 and the present, most of them being shown in Portugal for the first time.
[ September ] The Heritage Days are an opportunity to re-familiarise ourselves with the past and to help shape the future.
Free Entry
[ 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.
Complete Mozart Piano Sonatas, a series never before staged in Portugal, comprising six recitals performed by Artur Pizarro at the Convent of São Pedro de Alcântara between September and October.
[ 3rd Sunday of the month ] On Sundays, this neighbourhood is dominated by its market, which is held in the square from which it takes its name and which has one of the nicest views in the city.
Free Entry
The quartet is made up of musicians with solid artistic experience and a significant interest in contemporary music.
The sound of these New Zealanders is the result of a fusion of dub, reggae, soul and jazz, which guarantees an energetic live presence.
From €26
Imago Lisboa festival enhances the different contemporary photographic practices, without forgetting the presentation of authors of recognized historical value, whose knowledge is essential for understanding the current narratives.
On 24 September 2026, at 7:00 PM, Praça D. Pedro IV will once again be transformed into an open-air runway to host Rossio Fashion Day.
From September 25 to 27, Lisbon hosts the inaugural Lisbon Dragon Boat Festival, bringing to the capital a sport with 2,500 years of history that is now practiced in over 100 countries.
“O Algoritmo” is an immersive theatre experience that turns the audience into an active part of a human machine, exploring how digital algorithms seduce, manipulate and isolate us - and how this logic can be reversed through connection.
From €28
Founded in 1992, this festival is a space for Dance promotion, offering its audiences a set of events well representative of national and international Contemporary Dance, as well as workshops, exhibitions, meetings, video-dance, etc.
An event in which researchers from different fields, share experiences and knowledge with citizens of all ages, as well as with other researchers, investors and politicians.
It is no exaggeration to say that O Pai (The Father, 1887) is one of August Strindberg's most ferocious plays.
Santo Antão do Tojal will host another edition of Feira Setecentista / 18th Century Fair
Free Entry
The festival once again brings together leading artists from recent Portuguese music, mixing well-known projects with other novelties from the music scene.
From €32
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