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.

The Spanish Film Festival 2026 comes to São Luís bringing together films that highlight the diversity, strength, and richness of contemporary Spanish cinema. In partnership with the Spanish Embassy in Brazil, the Vale Maranhão Cultural Center hosts the exhibition with five productions that cross different stories, characters and perspectives, in free sessions throughout the week. Check out the movies that will be playing: September 15 (Tuesday), at 19:00 The Flashes (Os Flashes) Dir. Pilar Palomero September 16 (Wednesday), at 18:00 ...

Ministry of Culture, Vale, Centro Cultural Vale Maranhão and Automatica present “Liça Pataxoop: My Writing Is Drawing”, the first exhibition by the artist, educator and indigenous leader Pataxoop. The exhibition brings together about 80 drawings made by Liça and young people from the Muã Mimatxi village, in Itapecerica (MG), as well as videos and an immersive installation. The works, called by Liça Têhêys of Knowledge Fishing, are drawings that function as a form of writing and record knowledge, memories, stories, ...

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 ...

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.