Closing the month of July with a golden key, nothing better than a forró ! With the show Ser Tão by Mará, the band Forró Mel brings a lot of Baião, Forró, Rastapé, Xote and Xote reggae, in a show that finds the balance between the traditional, with its striking sounds, and the contemporary, revealed in the creative arrangements and in the swing of the percussion.

Taught by fashion designer Tainá Lopes, with more than 10 years of experience in the market, the workshop will present the fundamentals of flat modeling in a practical and dynamic way, exploring the relationship between body measurements, molds and construction of pieces. The activity is aimed at beginners and offers 20 places . Registrations will take place on July 29, starting at 1:30pm, at the reception of the CCVM.

Registrations are open for CCVM Apoia 2026! The public notice is an initiative of the Vale Cultural Institute and the Vale Maranhão Cultural Center, which will benefit from the incentive of 10 thousand reais, 40 initiatives aimed at agents, artists, and makers of popular culture in the state of Maranhão.

In its first itinerary, the exhibition With Love, Alcione arrives in São Paulo, scheduled to open on July 10 at the Museum of the Favelas. In 2025, the exhibition celebrated the 50-year career of Alcione, one of the most important and renowned singers in the history of Brazilian music. In 2026, at the Museum of the Favelas, the exhibition reinforces this geographical, cultural and artistic connection: from Maranhão to the world! The exhibition delves into the different phases of the ...

Onda É O Caminho do Vento, a new exhibition at the Vale Maranhão Cultural Center, offers a dive into the waves that emerge from the friendship between Silvana Mendes and Tassila Custodes. Silvana Mendes presents “The wind that rewrites the past” , while Tassila Custodes “Turns a wave that finds its own sea” — in collective, poetic, artistic and, by their very existence, grand constructions. Curated by Samantha Moreira , the exhibition embraces the new, experimentation and open paths, and ...

The exhibition brings together more than 300 photographs depicting indigenous workers from Bolivia, quilombola communities, and black villages from the Amazon and Africa, in addition to the Piaroa people, in Venezuela.