
Nine municipalities plan events with times and locations published by g1
Nine cities in the region of Campinas (SP) are promoting civic parades and Brazilian Independence Day celebrations this Monday (7), with times and locations announced by g1 for Americana, Campinas, Indaiatuba, Mogi Guaçu, Mogi Mirim, Paulínia, Sumaré, Valinhos and Vinhedo.
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Brazil's Independence Day is celebrated on September 7th, the date on which the country commemorates the declaration of independence from Portugal in 1822.
September 7th: check parade times and locations in the Campinas region
g1 prepared a list of routes and attractions prepared by municipalities to celebrate a national holiday this Monday.
By g1 Campinas and Region
Cities in the Campinas region hold civic parades and Independence celebrations this Monday (7).
In Indaiatuba, activities start at 7:30 am, with a parade at 9 am on Avenida Engenheiro Fábio Roberto Barnabé. Mogi Guaçu begins its civic-military parade at 8am.
Mogi Mirim will have flags raised at 8am and a parade at 8:30am on Rua Chico Venâncio. In Paulínia, the performances start at 2pm at Parque Brasil 500.
The Sumaré parade takes place at 9am on Avenida Rebouças with the theme "Values that Transform the Future". Valinhos starts its event at 8am at Praça Brasil 500.
The city of Vinhedo begins celebrations at 8:30 am with a civic event. The main parade through the streets of the municipality is scheduled to start at 9 am.
Civic-military parade on September 7th in Campinas — Photo: Firmino Piton
Nine cities in the region of Campinas (SP) are promoting civic parades and events to celebrate Brazilian Independence Day this Monday (7).
g1 prepared a guide with the times and locations of programs in Americana, Campinas, Indaiatuba, Mogi Guaçu, Mogi Mirim, Paulínia, Sumaré, Valinhos and Vinhedo.
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📍American
In Americana, the parade starts at 9am on Avenida Brasil.
The concentration takes place at the Culture and Leisure Center (CCL), with the opening of the Municipal Band.
Around 40 groups participate in the event, which has free entry and free classification.
📍 Campinas
The event in Campinas takes place from 8am to 12pm, on Avenida Francisco Glicério.
The parade is divided into nine blocks, which bring together Security Forces, public and private schools, welfare entities, motorcycle clubs and the traditional Grito dos Excluídos movement.
📍 Indaiatuba
The program in Indaiatuba starts at 7:30 am with the gathering on Rua Miguel Domingues. The official parade starts at 9 am, on Avenida Engenheiro Fábio Roberto Barnabé. The 600 meter route continues to Rua Luís Delboni. The event brings together 41 institutions and expects to receive 3,200 people.
📍 Mogi Guaçu
The Mogi Guaçu civic-military parade starts at 8am, on Avenida dos Trabalhadores. The opening features the raising of flags and the performance of the Luisinho Lanzi Martial Band. Then, students, Security Forces and local entities parade.
📍 Mogi Mirim
In Mogi Mirim, activities begin at 8am with the raising of flags at Praça Rui Barbosa. The parade starts at 8:30 am, passing through Rua Chico Venâncio. The event brings together 15 groups, including shooters from Tiro de Guerra, scouts and students from schools in the city.
📍 Paulínia
The event in Paulínia takes place in the afternoon, starting at 2pm. The parade will be held at Parque Brasil 500, in front of the Municipal Theater.
📍 Sumare
The Sumaré parade is scheduled for 9am, on Avenida Rebouças. With the theme “Values that Transform the Future”, the celebration brings together various social institutions, support groups and community representatives.
📍 Valinhos
In Valinhos, the civic-military parade begins at 8 am, at Praça Brasil 500. The route follows Avenida dos Esportes until Avenida Guarani. Schools, sports and cultural projects, as well as a Brazilian Army garrison, participate in the event.
📍 Vineyard
The program in Vinhedo begins at 8:30 am with a civic act and presentation by the city's Musical Corporation. Soon after, at 9 am, the parade takes place with Security Forces, students from municipal and state schools, marching bands and community groups, such as scouts and motorcycle clubs.
September 7th parade in Vinhedo — Photo: Aline Pallaro/Vinhedo City Hall
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