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.
Arpad Szenes – Vieira da Silva Foundation's 3rd Exhibition Cycle revisits the work of Arpad Szenes.
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.
(Essay on Lucidity), by Companhia do Chapitô | There are things that seem impossible… until they happen.
“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
Imitação dos Pássaros takes the stage at Teatro Variedades, in Parque Mayer, from 30 September to 25 October 2026.
Juan Mayorga’s Caminho do Céu (Path to Heaven) is based on a macabre historical event: the creation of a sham Jewish town during the Holocaust, staged by the Nazis and performed by prisoners at the Terezín concentration camp.
Every Wednesday, Páteo at Bairro do Avillez offers a unique experience where Portuguese gastronomy and fado come together in an intimate setting rich in tradition.
From €35
The French Film Festival returns on October 1st for its 27th edition, celebrating the richness, diversity, and vitality of French-language cinema!
From €3 to €6
Through a selection of more than 300 books, catalogues and other publications, this exhibition traces ten years of the museum's exhibitions, projects and programmes. A reflection on publishing as memory, record and an extension of MAAT's activity.
Sound, light and matter converge in an installation conceived for MAAT's Studio Space. Through resonant objects and sculptural forms, encourages a renewed awareness of space's sensory qualities.
Bringing together contemporary art and haute couture, the exhibition features iconic and newly created works by Joana Vasconcelos, conceived for MAAT and inspired by the creative universe of fashion designer Valentino Garavani (1932–2026).
[ every Saturday ] …in the garden of Campo Pequeno, you’ll find stalls full of the authentic, certified and organic flavours of Lisbon – and Portugal.
Free Entry
[ first weekend of each month ] A platform for creatives in the fields of design and contemporary handicrafts to exhibit their own products.
Free Entry
[ every Saturday ] 'Saturdays at the Ribeira' | At the Handicrafts, Arts, Books and Antiques Market discover all the news about what’s going on in the city’s handmade sector.
Free Entry
[ Tuesday and Saturday ] Discover treasures at Lisbon’s most iconic market, the Feira da Ladra, or flea market, where there’s always something original, kitsch or vintage to be found.
Free Entry
[ 1st and 3rd weekend of the month ] The FeirAlegria shows all the new trends and creations in urban handicrafts and design, besides having products and entertainment specifically for kids.
Free Entry
[ every Sundays ] Begin with brunch and then set off to discover the unique, handmade and vintage items carefully selected to provide a unique and original experience.
Free Entry
[ 1st Sunday of the month ] Handicrafts and gastronomic delights. The CCB Market has room for all this and more.
Free Entry
The Feira do Relógio (Clock Fair) is considered the largest fair in Lisbon, it's a reference point to find a wide range of products at affordable prices.
Free Entry
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