
The Cerradinho 2026 program begins this Friday (2) in Campo Grande, bringing together dance, theater and circus shows, as well as workshops and storytelling for children, with artists from Mato Grosso do Sul, São Paulo and Goiás, continuing until October 9 in various locations around the city.
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Cerradinho 2026 is part of the Cerrado Abierto project, which aims to place childhood at the center of cultural activities, bringing children, artists, families and communities together through art, culture and play.
Palhaça Mixirica and a scenic games and balancing workshop are on the program. — Photo: Disclosure
The Cerradinho 2026 program starts this Friday (2) in Campo Grande with attractions aimed at children of different ages. The exhibition brings together dance, theater and circus shows, as well as workshops, mediations, storytelling and activities that stimulate imagination and play.
The program continues until October 9th in schools, at Teatro de Arena do Horto Florestal, at Sesc Teatro Prosa and at Centro Cultural José Octávio Guizzo. The event brings together artists and groups from Mato Grosso do Sul, São Paulo and Goiás.
This year's edition is part of Cerrado Abierto and puts children at the center of activities. The proposal is to bring children, artists, families and communities together through art, culture and games.
Check out the full schedule:
Friday, October 2nd
Open game generated from questions between children — Photo: Silvia Machado and Pipe Oliveira
Wind Feet Workshop-Installation
Artist: Cia Dançurbana - MS
Time: 8am
Location: EMEI Maria de Lourdes Vieira Castoldi
Jeito Zumb.boys Workshop
Artist: Zumb.boys - SP
Time: 2:30 pm
Location: GAPPE School
Dance Mané Boneco
Artist: Zumb.boys - SP
Time: 4pm
Location: GAPPE School
Saturday, October 3
Dance Mané Boneco
Artist: Zumb.boys - SP
Time: 3pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Mixirica Clown Circus
Artist: Kelly Figueiredo - MS
Time: 3:30 pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Theater The Fabulous History of Guri-Árvore
Artist: Fulano di Tal - MS
Time: 4pm
Location: Sesc Teatro Prosa
Monday, October 5th
K-zuu dance
Artist: Cia Dançurbana - MS
Time: 9am
Location: EMEI Maria de Lourdes Vieira Castoldi
Circus The Great Mini Cirquim das Arabias
Artist: Circo do Mato - MS
Time: 2pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Mixirica Clown Circus
Artist: Kelly Figueiredo - MS
Time: 2:45 pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Scenic Games and Balancing Workshop
Artist: Circo do Mato - MS
Time: 3:30 pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Tuesday, October 6th
Wind Feet Workshop-Installation
Artist: Cia Dançurbana - MS
Time: 8am
Location: EMEI Prof. Ayd Camargo Cesar
Dance Stay With Me
Artist: Ateliê do Gesto - GO
Time: 3pm
Location: Sesc Teatro Prosa
Wednesday, October 7th
K-zuu dance
Artist: Cia Dançurbana - MS
Time: 9am
Location: EMEI Prof. Ayd Camargo Cesar
Dance Stay With Me
Artist: Ateliê do Gesto - GO
Time: 3pm
Location: Sesc Teatro Prosa
Thursday, October 8th
Kalivôno dance group performs on Thursday and Friday. — Photo: Disclosure
Workshop and Mediation Rehearsals or Games to Scare the Monsters Away
Artist: Renda que Roda - MS
Time: 8am
Location: ETI Prof. Ana Lucia de Oliveira Batista
Kalivono Dance
Artist: Renda que Roda - MS
Time: 10:10 am
Location: ETI Prof. Ana Lucia de Oliveira Batista
Dancing Together Workshop
Artist: Lagartixa na Janela - SP
Time: 2pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Dance with Things
Artist: Lagartixa na Janela - SP
Time: 3:30 pm
Location: Horto Florestal Arena Theater
Friday, October 9th
Workshop and Mediation Rehearsals or Games to Scare the Monsters Away
Artist: Renda que Roda - MS
Time: 8am
Location: ETI Prof. Iracema Maria Vicente
Kalivono Dance
Artist: Renda que Roda - MS
Time: 10:10 am
Location: ETI Prof. Iracema Maria Vicente
Indigenous Graphics as Language Workshop
Artist: Jadi Ribeiro - MS
Time: 2pm
Location: Atelier | José Octávio Guizzo Cultural Center
Storytelling The Revolution of Cati Guató - In Search of the Seed of Life
Artist: Gleycielli Nonato Guató - MS
Time: 3pm
Location: Sala Conceição Ferreira | José Octávio Guizzo Cultural Center
Brazilian Popular Dance Circle Closing
Artist: Renda que Roda - MS
Time: 4pm
Location: José Octávio Guizzo Cultural Center
*Intern under the supervision of José Câmara.
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Paraíba do Sul (RJ) hosts, on the 25th and 26th of October, the free festival 'Curta na Praça Municípios', with the screening of 16 national short films divided into four sessions at 6:30 pm and 8 pm, covering topics such as friendship, bullying, racism, environment, culture and identity, as well as popcorn, soft drinks, conversation circles and prize draws.

The Fuá no Centro Cinema Exhibition opened registrations for audiovisual projects that may participate in the event held at the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS), in Teresina. Registration continues until October 20th and the exhibitions take place on the weekends of November 14th, 15th and 21st. Projects must fit into the themes 'Roots and Memories' or 'Nature and Tomorrow', addressing stories from Piauí and the Northeast or the relationship between the urban environment, nature and climate change. Short, medium-length and feature-length fiction, animation, music video, experimental and documentary films are accepted. Registration is done via an online form, where participants provide thematic axis, format, duration, year of production and synopsis.

Rose Monteiro, born in Belém and resident in Tucuruí for 27 years, was a master in Human Motricity Science, professor at UEPA and member of the International Dance Council linked to UNESCO. A pioneer in the democratization of dance for people with disabilities and in public schools, she led cultural projects in Tucuruí and served as the municipality's executive director of Culture twice. His work united art, education and social inclusion, leaving a legacy of transformation in Pará.

Estação das Docas, in Belém, will host a special Círio 2026 program from September 23rd, with a visit to the Pilgrim Image of Our Lady of Nazaré, musical performances, carimbó, dance and attractions from the Cultura na Estrada project, with free entry until September 26th.