B25

A Year in Braga 25 Compiled into a Book

“B25”: A Publication Unveiling the Story of Braga as Portuguese Capital of Culture. Book launch takes place on 11 June at Theatro Circo Braga 25 is preserving the legacy of an extraordinary year of artistic programming in the city through the publication of a new book that brings together photographs and personal reflections from many … Continued

The results of the Shopyard Summer School call are in

30 young people of 17 nationalities will join in Braga to rethink first-generation shopping centres in a project by the Portuguese Capital of Culture. Between July 18 and 25, Braga hosts the Shopyard Summer School, an international summer school that brings together young architects to reflect on the current and future role of the city’s … Continued

Time changes at the Celebration of Desire

Due to the orange alert issued by the IPMA for the end of the day on Tuesday, the Wishing Celebration will change some of the timetables for the activities planned for the first few days. The inaugural 85 755 t. show will move to tomorrow, 11 June, at 21:30. It will continue to take place … Continued

‘Desire is also power’ Interview with Jazmín Beirak

“Direitos Culturais: uma política pública para (re)imaginar futuros”, by Jazmín Beirak, is one of the conferences that marks the start of Desejar – Movimento de Artes e Lugares Comuns. Beirak is an art historian and cultural policy researcher and after almost ten years as the deputy spokesperson for culture in the Madrid Assembly, she took … Continued

Interview with María Galindo

On the 12 of June, she will be performing as part of Desire – Movement of Arts and Common Places, with the lecture/performance ‘How to bring the desire to make a revolution out of its slumber?’, but also with the feature film ‘Revolución Puta’, in which she explores, through four short films, the complex relationship … Continued

São João de Braga praises national artistic creation in its year as Portuguese Capital of Culture

From 17 to 24 June, Braga celebrates another edition of the centuries-old São João Festivities, a unique moment of collective expression. For eight days, the city offers more than 200 hours of programming, with around 365 organisations and 10,000 people involved. This celebration, with medieval roots, is today one of the country’s biggest cultural events, … Continued

Interview with Júlio Cerdeira

We spoke to Júlio Cerdeira, who will stage for the show performed by a Bosnian cast as part of the Sexual Theatre – Feminist Readings of Classics. A creator and performer from Braga, Júlio graduated in 2015 in theatre from the University of Minho and in 2018 completed his research studies in the arts at ESMAE’s … Continued

Interview with Portuguese playwright cátia faísco

We spoke to cátia faísco, the Portuguese playwright who wrote the script for the show performed by a Montenegrin cast as part of the Sexual Theatre – Feminist Readings of Classics project. cátia faísco is a teacher and researcher at Universidade do Minho, where she currently teaches Dramatic Writing and Dramaturgy for the Theatre degree. … Continued