Children on vacation and at home are the greatest despair of parents at the beginning of the year […]
Children on holiday and at home, with nothing to do, are the greatest despair for parents at the beginning of the year.
To give a little help to parents (and grandparents, uncles and siblings) readers of Travel by farethe site has prepared this list of exhibitions in Sao Paulo with free entry.
Among the options are exhibitions with some of Brazil’s most famous characters, such as Mônica and Chaves, and also an exhibition on friendly robots, at the Japan House, on Avenida Paulista.
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‘I have always been strong‘
House of Roses
Organized by Mauricio de Sousa Produções (MSP), to celebrate Mônica’s 60th birthday, the exhibition has 12 rooms, where visitors can immerse themselves in the character’s story.
Highlights include the display of the first comic published on Folha de SP, representative photos and historical objects, including Mônica’s original rabbit and new works by Mauricio de Sousa.
The exhibition also includes interactive activities for children, such as a reading space, with the famous comics Turma da Mônica and ‘Monicolorindo’, with coloring pages and art workshops.
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‘I have always been strong‘
Where: Casa das Rosas (Av. Paulista, 37)
When: Until February 20th (from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:30, staying until 18:00)
How much: Free (subject to reservation on the site). Museum)
casadasrosas.org.br
‘Living with robots‘
House of Japan
The focus of this exhibition is friendly robots, those that allow us to understand and respond intuitively to human needs and expressions, in shops, schools, hospitals, nursing homes and even in the home life of all days.
There are 11 robots divided into four categories: colleagues, companions, communicative robots and robots that help humans. The exhibition also shows a timeline of the history of robots in Japan and around the world, such as the ancestor of robots: the tea-serving automaton Chahakobi Ningyô.
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‘Living with robots‘
Where: Paulista Avenue, 52 (Bella Vista)
When: From Tuesday to Friday, from 10:00 to 18:00
How much: Free (with optional advance booking, on the house website)
japanhousesp.com.br
‘OF QUEBRADINHA‘
Favela MuseumS
The museum’s festive program will transform the garden into a large living space, with activities that recreate street and childhood games, games such as dodgeball, jumping rope, bungee, and workshops with themes related to the favelas.
Various spaces will be set up for board games (dominoes, uno, checkers and chess) and one for the loan of traditional toys (hula hoops, rope, marbles, 5 Marys, spinning top, etc.).
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‘From Quebradinha‘
Where: Favela Museum (Rua Guaianases, 1024 – Campos Elíseos)
When: Saturday and Sunday in January, from 2pm to 5pm
How much: Free
Museudasfavelas.org.br
Museum of the Portuguese language
Exclusively on the occasion of the anniversary of the city of Sao Paulo, January 25th, the entire museum will be free to enter.
On this date, both the main exhibition and the temporary exhibition “Our Song”, which addresses the relationship between the Portuguese language and Brazilian popular song, will be free.
On the same day 25, the Education Center promotes two special mediated visits, at 10am and 1pm, through the main exhibition ‘Who civilises whom?’, on the plurality of indigenous peoples and the influence they have on the Portuguese language spoken in Brazil.
At 11am and 3pm, it will be the turn of the visit “Black presences in the construction of the city of São Paulo”, in which the educators will take a tour of the historic building of the Estação da Luz, home of the Museum, passing through the places not open to the public . the public .
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Museum of the Portuguese language
Where: Praça da Luz, s/nº – Historic Center
When: Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 4.30pm (stays until 6pm)
How much: R$ 20 (full). On January 25th and every Saturday of the month, entry is free. The groups for the guided tours, on the occasion of the city’s anniversary, will be formed 15 minutes before, in Patio A, near the ticket office.
Museudalinguaportuguesa.org.br
Keys: the Exhibition
My experience
On the 40th anniversary of Chaves, Brazil, the largest exhibition dedicated to the most famous character of the comedian Roberto Bolaños presents an original collection displayed in a space of over one thousand m².
The exhibition features 26 sets with more than two thousand pieces donated by Bolaños’ family, including personal objects, props and costumes of the two best-known characters of Chespirito, as the comedian was known.
With tickets ranging from R$20 to R$60, the exhibition has free entry on Tuesdays throughout the Sao Paulo season, the end date of which has not been announced. To guarantee free access, visitors must collect tickets at the physical ticket office on the day of their visit.
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‘Keys: The Exhibition‘
Where: MIS Experience (Rua Cenno Sbrighi, 250 – Água Branca – San Paolo/SP
When: From Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 to 20:00; Saturday from 10:00 to 21:00; and Sundays and holidays from 10:00 to 20:00.
How much: Tuesday (free, with ticket collection at the physical ticket office on the day of the visit); Wednesday to Friday (R$40/full and R$20/half); Saturday, Sunday and holidays (R$60/full and R$30/half)
misexperience.org.br
A tour of the world – Navigating children’s cinema
CCBB Sao Paulo
Until February 4, the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil São Paulo hosts the 2nd edition of this exhibition with more than 50 films from eight countries, including Brazil, as well as productions from Germany, Argentina, Australia, Spain, Italy, France and Switzerland.
The event is free to enter and runs from Wednesday to Sunday with other activities, such as workshops, shows and attractions focused on sustainability.
The theme of this edition is “tolerance” and will be present in the stories shown on the screen throughout the exhibition and also in parallel activities, where topics such as diversity, inclusion, respect for others and the environment will be discussed.
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‘A tour of the world – Navigating children’s cinema‘
Where: Banco do Brasil São Paulo Cultural Center (Rua Álvares Penteado, 112 – Historic Center)
When: Various times of sessions and activities, starting at 1pm
The restaurant offers a free van service (round trip), from 12:00 to 21:00, in Rua da Consolação, 228, where there is also a discounted car park. On the way back there is also the República metro stop.
ccbb.com.br
Source: Terra
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