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Cultural and sporting events in Manaus and Brazil

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Manaus continues to host a series of cultural, sporting, and gastronomic events. Following the inaugural CABOCON XP pop culture convention and the Manaus International Open Jiu-Jitsu tournament, local shopping centers have introduced various programs, including Amazonas Shopping’s food and beverage promotion and Manaus Plaza Shopping’s ‘Zona Food – American Food’ festival. Scheduled for September 26 and 27, the Festival Pai D’Égua at Largo de São Sebastião aims to “celebrate Amazonian identity” through local artisans, entrepreneurs, and musicians such as Maria Vai Com As Outras and Grupo Sempre Estrelas. Recent community initiatives include the “Verão Amazônico” project organized by Rede Amazônica. This event, held at the Studio 5 parking lot, offers free activities such as musical performances by DJ Marcelo Cretina and singer Márcia Novo, alongside physical activities like yoga, zumba, and pilates, as well as social services and interactive reading experiences. Additionally, Manaus Plaza Shopping will host the first ‘Plaza Sunset’ on September 26, featuring Tech House an electronic music event inspired by sunset party formats featuring DJs HAGE, Bess Maze, and Luciano Oliveira, combined with local gastronomy. The Feirinha do Mill also continues to provide a weekly venue for regional products. gastronomy and craft beers. Regional traditions are being highlighted through broader cultural exchanges. The Cancioneiros do Meio do Mundo project is bringing Amapá musicians to São Luís, Maranhão, while the Festival Canção da Transamazônica in Altamira, Pará, features musical competitions and an indigenous creative economy fair. On an international level, Brazilian sustainable fashion, including collections from Marajó Island, fashion has been showcased during Milan Fashion Week with support from ApexBrasil and ABIT through the ‘Brazil Sustainable Fashion in Milan’ project. Week. Recent regional initiatives have also expanded to include social inclusion and mental health awareness. In Nova Iguaçu, Special Education students performed music, dance, and theater to promote visibility. Mental health is also being addressed awareness through the Setembro Amarelo campaign, featuring activities like the Corridão in Parintins and student-led exhibitions in Canela. Other ongoing activities include the 10th Festeco community theater festival in Mariana, the Rock Caramujo festival in Palmital, campaign and the Gastronomia nas Montanhas festival in Monte Verde. In João Pessoa, the Black Artists Fair has expanded to include Potiguara indigenous artisans. various local festivals.

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