Culture

North Music Festival was set to happen on 22 and 23 May, at Porto Customs; due to the current pandemic situation, it was postponed for 2021. The good news is that the headliners will still take the stage for an amazing three-day event.

The support programme for artistic globalization Shuttle is to boost six new projects, which were approved by the Municipal Executive during the last meeting held, by videoconference, on 6th April.

While at home, you can still go to the theatre. Danton's Death is online today, at 10pm and it is freely accessible for viewing till Sunday ends. This clashing narrative, staged by Nuno Cardoso, will take you into the guts of French Revolution. "Will this clock never stop?", Danton asks.

Casa da Música provides free access from its Facebook, till Friday, 3rd April, always at 7pm. The European Concert Hall Organization (ECHO), of which Casa da Música is a member, offers a full programme that features maestros, soloists and renowned international works. Enjoy!

Puppet Theatre is here to brighten everyone's day! The Puppet Theatre of Porto (TMP) Online Stage brings the spring season to everyone's homes. Read more!

The "Festival Varandas em Casa" (Balconies at Home) challenged the Portuguese to take their performances to their balconies, patios or windows, in these times of shutdown to fight Covid-19.

Today is World Day of Theatre and, despite physically apart, we can bond in many other ways, such as our enjoyment for theatre. National Theatre of São João (TNSJ) features the online broadcasting of "Castro", at 10pm. Enjoy the show!

Take a walk on the historic side of Porto! While the shutdown is in place, you need to #StayHome and adapt to new ways of "going outside". Learn more!

The Water Pavilion decided to unlock its mobile App until the 3rd April. The Pavilhão da Água App is available for free on the App Store and Google Play; it features a virtual visit to the exhibition units in the Water Pavilion and to the watercourse of a river from the spring to the ocean.

Registered readers of the Porto Municipal Libraries can now watch films by remote access, from their homes, namely one of the best section ever of European documentaries and films.