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Cultural and educational programming in Brazil and Portugal

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Cultural and educational initiatives continue to expand across Brazil and Portugal, focusing on literacy, arts, and community engagement. In Brazil, regional programs include monthly origami workshops and book exhibitions at the Ricardo Ferraz de Arruda Pinto Municipal Public Library in Piracicaba, and a book launch for a local fiction author at the Laurinda Public Library in Várzea Grande. Sustainable fashion training is being provided through the ‘Ateliê Criativo’ project in São Gonçalo, which utilizes an itinerant trailer. Regional history preservation continues via the ‘Histórias da Boiadeira’ theatrical tour in Northwest São Paulo, while Cia. Luarnoar organizes theater and music activities in São Paulo. New literary efforts are emerging to promote reading accessibility and academic preparation. In Patos de Minas, the João XXIII Municipal Public Library is hosting a book exchange fair, allowing residents to swap personal collections for library titles. In São Mateus, the Sesc São Mateus Book Club holds monthly meetings to demystify classic works, specifically targeting students preparing for university entrance exams like the Enem. Academic and community-based reading initiatives are also growing. In Goiás, UniEVANGÉLICA is hosting the 2026 Book and Library Week under the theme ‘Library, Reading and Nature’, featuring art exhibitions and plant exchanges across several campuses. Nature’. Previous efforts in Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro continue to emphasize mobile libraries and educator training to expand book access. training. In Portugal, upcoming events include the first Penguin Kids Festival at Lisbon’s Cinema São Jorge, which will integrate literature with performing arts. Jorge. Cultural activities in Coimbra include literary discussions at the Carlos Fiolhais Library and exhibitions at the Coimbra Contemporary Art Center. Additionally, Library, while the U!REKA university alliance has launched ‘U!READ’, an online monthly reading club designed to foster intercultural dialogue and critical reading skills through shared discussions. club.

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  4. 2026-10-20 08:44 UTC Cultural and educational programming in Brazil and Portugal

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