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Gamboa
Located in Gamboa, the 2500 m² murall is signed by muralist Eduardo Kobra.
Gamboa
The Instituto Galpão Gamboa offers cultural programming with plays and dance and music shows, as well as performing arts, martial arts and dance workshops.
Gamboa
The Inclusartiz Institute promotes global contemporary art through artistic residences and cultural initiatives.
Gamboa
After restoration, the 19th-century building reopened as the José Boniface Cultural Center, in order to preserve the Afro-Brazilian culture in the country.
Gamboa
Neighboring the Valongo Wharf, in Gamboa, the space is one of the 15 memory spots that make up Little Africa, in the Port Region, and is located at the José Bonifácio Cultural Center.
Gamboa
Considered the largest cemetery of slaves in the Americas, there was whre the young slaves from Africa who could not stand the mistreatment of the trip were buried.
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Gamboa
Jazz In’ is located in a bucolic building from the beginning of the 20th century on Sacadura Cabral Street, open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday.
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- Etnias (Ethnicities) MuralLocated in Gamboa, the 2500 m² murall is signed by muralist Eduardo Kobra.Get directions — Etnias (Ethnicities) Mural
- Institute HQX0QZThe Instituto Galpão Gamboa offers cultural programming with plays and dance and music shows, as well as performing arts, martial arts and dance workshops.Get directions — Institute HQX0QZ
- Instituto InclusartizThe Inclusartiz Institute promotes global contemporary art through artistic residences and cultural initiatives.Get directions — Instituto Inclusartiz
- José Bonifácio Cultural CenterAfter restoration, the 19th-century building reopened as the José Boniface Cultural Center, in order to preserve the Afro-Brazilian culture in the country.Get directions — José Bonifácio Cultural Center
- MuhcabNeighboring the Valongo Wharf, in Gamboa, the space is one of the 15 memory spots that make up Little Africa, in the Port Region, and is located at the José Bonifácio Cultural Center.Get directions — Muhcab
- PRETOS NOVOS INSTITUTEConsidered the largest cemetery of slaves in the Americas, there was whre the young slaves from Africa who could not stand the mistreatment of the trip were buried.Get directions — PRETOS NOVOS INSTITUTE
- Jazz InJazz In’ is located in a bucolic building from the beginning of the 20th century on Sacadura Cabral Street, open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday.Get directions — Jazz In