Pontal Museum has bailines and workshops for the whole family

You can prepare the whole family's fantasy! The Pontal Museum capriced in its programming of carnaval for the small revelers. It will be three weekends followed by folia, between the days 15/02 and 2/03, with small balls of carnaval and two workshops for those who like to put their hands on the dough and prepare their own props. The entire museum schedule is free.

The premiere of the Carnaval at the Pontal Museum takes place on Saturday 15/02. At the Head Care Workshop, artisan Martha Loureiro will teach participants to develop their own props with ribbons, flowers, fruits and characters from children's stories. It will be possible to use on the same day by 4:00. On Sunday, the 16/02, at 4:00, there's more fun! The Popular Sky Orchestra on Earth, famous for the good music and the presence of legels, will host the party at Pontal. On the soundtrack, marchinhas, sambas, frevos and maxixes. And even the babies will fall in the samba! On the 16/02 and 23/02 and 2/03 days, there is the Carnaval Ball for Babies, for children from 6 months to 3 years. The art-educators of the Museum will lead the party, full of marches and playful activities.

Check out the full program of Carnaval

15/02 – Saturday

10h to 12h - Workshop of props for the head with Martha Loureiro - Martha Loureiro will teach participants to build carnival props using ribbons, flowers, fruits, dolls and characters of children's stories.

16/02 – Sunday

10h to 12h - Carnaval Baby Ball - The Museum's art-educators run the party. For children aged 6 months to 3 years, accompanied by guardians.

16h to 18h – Popular Orchestra Heaven on Earth - Since 2001, the renowned Carnival Block Sky on Earth has been animating the carnaval street in the Santa Teresa neighborhood. In the repertoire, marchinhas, sambas, frevos, maxixes. The block still has the presence of a legelta to cheer the public up.

22/02 – Saturday

10 a.m. to 12 p.m. - Ball-beat mask workshop with the Anchieta Brillets - The activity is commanded by Bata-Balletas de Anchieta group, formed only by women. During the activity there will be the interaction of bat-balls with the public, which will provide contact with the masks they themselves are making.

16h to 18h - Encanta Bloc – Inspired by the circus universe, the block brings together art, games and enchantment. With marchinhas, interactive activities and magical characters circulating through space, the members seek to rescue the practice of free play and creativity.

23/02 – Sunday

10h to 12h - Carnaval Baby Ball - The Museum's art-educators run the party. For children aged 6 months to 3 years, accompanied by guardians.

16h to 18h – Ballinho da Fanfarinha - In the band's repertoire, the meeting between generations: contemporary and classical children's music, which marked the childhood of parents and grandparents. The band also gives voice to the beautiful melodies of MPB, jazz and rock.

01/03 – Saturday

10h – Carnivalinho do Violúdico - Bailinho very interactive for the family, where the public will have contact with carnaval marchinhas of different times, including some authors. Always watered to much confetti and serpentine, the Violudic group will propose choreographies and games for children to play and dance a lot.

16h - Cordon of the Orange Ball - Comprised by musicians of blowing, trumpeters, trombonists, saxophonists, flautists and percussionists, the group of Campo Grande, Southwest Zone of Rio, will pack the minifolions with a repertoire of marchinhas and carnival sambas.

02/03 – Sunday

10h - Carnaval Baby Ball - The Museum's art-educators run the party. For children aged 6 months to 3 years, accompanied by guardians.

16h – Pet Block Ball

Arara, cow, lion, jabuti: all of them are musicians in this block beyond excited! With animal fantasies, the members of the block play a children's repertoire with the theme of animals.

Service

Carnaval at the Pontal Museum

Dates: From 15/02 to 2/03

Timetable: From 10 h

Address: Avenida Célia Ribeiro da Silva Mendes, 3,300 - Barra da Tijuca.

Ticket: Free entry