Saving Lives at Sea – Neutral Portugal in a World at War (1939–1945) - The exhibition invites the public to learn about the humanitarian role played by Portugal during the Second World War.
[ 3rd Sunday of the month ] At the National Palace of Belém, considered as one of the most beautiful military ceremonies of its kind in the world.
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The exhibition represents the largest presentation of the Fundação EDP Art Collection to date, bringing together around 90 works by 58 Portuguese artists, spanning from the 1960s to the present. On view until January 2027 at MAAT Central.
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Drawing on the memories of a group of Portuguese paratrooper nurses who served during the Colonial War, the artist presents a series of small photo-biographies depicting scenes from their professional and everyday life in Africa.
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Patricia Domínguez, Ines Doujak, Lubaina Himid - Multiple Eyes brings together three artists from different generations.
An exhibition dedicated to visual representations of the Padrão dos Descobrimentos from 1940 to the present day
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Photography in the Américo Marques Collection | A new temporary exhibition dedicated to contemporary photography, drawn from one of Portugal’s most significant private collections.
In her first solo exhibition in Portugal, Frida Orupabo revisits the vast image archive she has been assembling.
At a time of mounting pressure on the planet’s limits, we look to raw earth not as a nostalgic return, but as a natural, local, and readily available resource.
An exhibition that explores balance, tension and the transformation of space through sculptures and installations by Portuguese and international artists from the MACAM Collection.
Crows in Conversation is the first solo exhibition in Portugal by the artist Fariba Hajamadi (b. 1957, Iran), who has lived and worked in the United States since the 1980s.
Once Upon a Time in America proposes a reading exercise on the impact of U.S. mythology and culture on postwar contemporary creation.
[ 1st Sunday of the month ] Handicrafts and gastronomic delights. The CCB Market has room for all this and more.
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Pedro Cabrita Reis is one of Portugal's most internationally renowned artists, with numerous works featured in European museums.
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.
Created by Jan Martens in 2014 and restaged in 2025 with a new cast, THE DOG DAYS ARE OVER has become one of the Belgian choreographer’s most iconic works.
Big Bang promises yet another explosion of music for children, young people and adults alike.
Valentino Garavani through the eyes of Joana Vasconcelos, at MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology.
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