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Avenidas – Um Teatro em Cada Bairro

Avenidas - A Theater in Every Neighborhood

A diverse cultural program in the city of Lisbon
Schedule

Novembro marca o início de uma campanha internacional: 16 dias de ativismo entre 25 de novembro e 10 de dezembro. Duas datas fundamentais que assinalam o Dia Internacional pela Eliminação da Violência contra as Mulheres e o Dia Internacional dos Direitos Humanos.

Destaque para a exposição Filhas de Léthê, uma mostra de imagens de época, que evidencia a luta das mulheres operárias na 1ª República Portuguesa.

For more details, see the program.

Avenidas is the first venue in the Um Teatro em Cada Bairro (A Theatre in Every Neighborhood) program, which is part of a network of cultural venues that are close to and meet with local communities and cultural agents.

More information about this municipal project: A Theater in Every Neighborhood page

Schedule

Events
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Datas
Cursos e Oficinas
Art in intergenerational dialog

The construction of a work based on the words of the young and the memories of the old.

By Elsa Serra - Histórias Desenhadas Association

Days: November 5th and 12th

Feiras e Mercados Tradição
Avenues out of doors through the streets of the Santos and Rego neighborhoods

We celebrate fall with the usual community Magusto in the summer of São Martinho.

Chestnuts, eau-de-vie and music invite people from the neighborhood and the surrounding area to celebrate this tradition that has its origins in
in classical antiquity.

An initiative of the Prevention and Security Group of the Santos ao Rego and Avenidas neighborhoods.

Cinema
A reflection on issues that continue to be the target of prejudice and discrimination

Set in contemporary Lisbon, the film follows the trajectory of two siblings, both going through existential crises: one faces postpartum depression, while the other deals with issues related to his gender identity.

Talk with the director at the end of the screening.

By Paulo Filipe Monteiro, 2024

Target audience: 14 and over

Exposições
A(R)TIVISM Festival, a combination of art and activism, reflection and sharing with the community

A set of collective and individual portraits, in order to make visible the identity and memories of women workers who were and are part of the history of the struggle for human rights and gender equality during the 1st Portuguese Republic.

Presented for the first time at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, as part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary
of April 25, Léthê's Daughters returns to the public, this time in the context of the activism celebrated at the Festival
festival.

By Helena Ferreira

Opening on November 19th at 19:00

Conferências
A collective reflection and dialog on historical and contemporary experiences of social transformation

Researchers and artists share their views on different forms of resistance, from the First Republic to the present day.

Cursos e Oficinas
Art in intergenerational dialog

The construction of a work based on the words of the young and the memories of the old.

By Elsa Serra - Histórias Desenhadas Association

Days: November 5th and 12th

Feiras e Mercados Tradição
Avenues out of doors through the streets of the Santos and Rego neighborhoods

We celebrate fall with the usual community Magusto in the summer of São Martinho.

Chestnuts, eau-de-vie and music invite people from the neighborhood and the surrounding area to celebrate this tradition that has its origins in
in classical antiquity.

An initiative of the Prevention and Security Group of the Santos ao Rego and Avenidas neighborhoods.

Cinema
A reflection on issues that continue to be the target of prejudice and discrimination

Set in contemporary Lisbon, the film follows the trajectory of two siblings, both going through existential crises: one faces postpartum depression, while the other deals with issues related to his gender identity.

Talk with the director at the end of the screening.

By Paulo Filipe Monteiro, 2024

Target audience: 14 and over

Exposições
A(R)TIVISM Festival, a combination of art and activism, reflection and sharing with the community

A set of collective and individual portraits, in order to make visible the identity and memories of women workers who were and are part of the history of the struggle for human rights and gender equality during the 1st Portuguese Republic.

Presented for the first time at the National Museum of Contemporary Art, as part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary
of April 25, Léthê's Daughters returns to the public, this time in the context of the activism celebrated at the Festival
festival.

By Helena Ferreira

Opening on November 19th at 19:00

Conferências
A collective reflection and dialog on historical and contemporary experiences of social transformation

Researchers and artists share their views on different forms of resistance, from the First Republic to the present day.