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Theatre, fairs and music: see what to do in Campo Grande this weekend

Programming from December 6th to 8th includes free attractions and tickets from R$10

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  • Between Friday (6) and Sunday (8) Campo Grande and Dourados host a cultural agenda with shows, plays, fairs and pop culture events.
  • Highlights include the anniversary of the Ziriguidum Fair with Marina Peralta, the 23rd Japan Fest in Dourados and theatrical shows, with free options and tickets starting at R$10.

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Why It Matters

The article presents a schedule of cultural events in Campo Grande and Dourados, in Mato Grosso do Sul, for the weekend of December 6th to 8th, including free and paid activities.

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Shows “Barbas” and singer Marina Peralta perform this weekend. — Photo: Reproduction

Shows, plays, fairs and pop culture events take place in Campo Grande and Dourados this weekend. Between Friday (6) and Sunday (8), the program brings together free activities and attractions with tickets starting at R$10.

Among the highlights are the anniversary of the Ziriguidum Fair, with a show by Marina Peralta, the Japan Fest, in Dourados, and theater, dance and music performances. There are options for all tastes and ages, in different regions of the city.

Check out the full schedule for this weekend:

Friday (6)

“Beards” show

Time: 7pm

Location: Teatral Grupo de Risco – R. Trindade, 401

Entrance: Free

Show “We”

Time: 7pm

Location: Teatro do Mundo Station – R. Barão de Melgaço, 177

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Solo by actor Isac Zampieri in homage to names like Antonin Arnau and Rubens Corrêa.

23rd Japan Fest | Golden

Time: From 6pm

Location: Country Headquarters of the Clube Nipo Brasileiro de Dourados

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Dance and music performances, kids space and Japanese cuisine.

“Vozes da Floresta”, with group Suraras do Tapajós

Group “Suraras do Tapajós” is formed by indigenous women from Tapajós do Pará. — Photo: Disclosure

Time: 7pm

Location: Sesc Teatro Prosa – R. Anhanduí, 200

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Presentation by indigenous women that closes the Sonora Brasil festival program, with the theme “Afro and Indigenous Reverberations”.

Anniversary of the Ziriguidum Fair with a show by Marina Peralta

Time: From 5pm

Location: Praça do Preto Velho

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Shows by Marina Peralta, Pretisa, Mistura das Minas, Soulra, Beca and other artists.

Samba do Caramelo at Vexame

Hours: From 8pm to midnight

Location: Vexame Bar – Av. Calógeras, 3100

Entrance: Free

Guns n’ Roses Cover Brazil Show

Time: 8pm

Location: A Taberna Rock Pub – R. Japan, 1536

Entrance: From R$30

Saturday (7)

Coopharadio Cultural Fair

Time: From 5pm to 10pm

Location: Praça V – R. Assunção, corner of Caiçara

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Fashion, crafts and gastronomy exhibitors, as well as space for pet adoption. The musical program will feature Banda Big Field, Banda Mestre, Africanidades and other artists.

Come mine

Opening hours: 8am to 2pm

Location: Teatro Arena Horto – Av. Fábio Zahran, 316

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Circular fashion meeting with thrift stores, variety of pieces, special prices and finds.

Dance Show “Travesias do Corpo”

Time: From 7pm to 11pm

Location: Capivas Cervejaria – R. Pedro Celestino, 1079

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Presentations by students from the Dance course at the State University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UEMS), with research work on movement, artistic expression and choreographic composition. The program will feature sets by DJs Thay and Ariel.

Storytelling at Bebeteca

Time: From 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm

Location: Escola Teatro de Brincar – R. Presidente Delfim Moreira, 748

Entrance: Reservations and information via WhatsApp (67) 98154-1699

Attractions: Singing games and free family play activities, with early childhood educator Edu Brincante and the group from Escola Teatro de Brincar.

Farofolia Out of Season

Time: 4pm

Location: Ponto Bar – R. Themistocles, 103

Entrance: From R$10

Attractions: DJs play Carnival hits, with the participation of dancers.

Lucky Halloween

Time: From 3pm to 8pm

Location: KpoPlace MS – Av. Júlio de Castilho, 168

Entrance: From R$15

Attractions: Event organized by the group Lucky One to bring together K-pop fans from Campo Grande, with South Korean culture and a Halloween theme.

Show “K-pop Stars – The Show”

Time: 2pm

Location: Allan Kardec Theater – Av. América, 653

Entrance: From R$60

“Beards” show

Time: 7pm

Location: Teatral Grupo de Risco – R. Trindade, 401

Entrance: Free

Show “We”

Time: 7pm

Location: Teatro do Mundo Station – R. Barão de Melgaço, 177

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Solo by actor Isac Zampieri in homage to names like Antonin Arnau and Rubens Corrêa.

23rd Japan Fest | Golden

Time: From 6pm

Location: Country Headquarters of the Clube Nipo Brasileiro de Dourados

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Dance and music performances, kids space and Japanese cuisine.

Sunday (8)

Bolivia Square Fair takes place every second Sunday of the month. — Photo: Bolivia Square

Bolivia Square Fair

Opening hours: 9am to 2pm

Location: Bolivia Square – Santa Fé Neighborhood

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Musical performances by Simona, Guto Martins, Pilotos do Oeste, André Marx, Rahyran and Skuderia.

Panama Fair

Opening hours: 9am to 3pm

Location: Panama Square – R. Palestine, 1144

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Crafts, gastronomy and creative economy exhibitors, as well as shows by the Big Field Band and singer Gabriel Noah.

“The Little Mermaid” show

Time: 2pm

Location: Allan Kardec Theater – Av. América, 653

Entrance: From R$60

23rd Japan Fest | Golden

Time: From 6pm

Location: Country Headquarters of the Clube Nipo Brasileiro de Dourados

Entrance: Free

Attractions: Dance and music performances, kids space and Japanese cuisine.

Open Questions

  • What is the exact year of the published agenda?
  • Are advance tickets required for paid events?
  • Do the events take place in the rain or have alternative locations?

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