At Festival TODOS we celebrate a city open to all cultures, religions and languages. To make our programme accessible to everyone, we’ve prepared a selection of shows and activities that can be enjoyed by audiences regardless of the language they speak. Here they are:

• Oculucis – The Eyes | 9–10 Sept. (all day) @ Jardim Constantino
  Two giant illuminated spheres shaped like eyes gaze at the sky. An immersive light installation by Italian artist Hermes Mangialardo, inviting visitors to reflect on perception and imagination.

  
  
  

• "Um olhar sobre Arroios" (A Look over Arroios) | 12 Sept. 19:00; 13–14 Sept. 10:00–19:00; 15–20 Sept. 10:00–14:00 @ Mercado de Arroios
  Photo exhibition by Valentina Vannicola capturing the life and stories of Arroios through staged portraits and tableaux vivants. A collective portrait of one of Lisbon’s most diverse neighbourhoods.

  
  
  

• Dancing Together | 12 Sept. 20:15–22:30 @ Clube Atlético de Arroios
  A beginner-friendly Bachata mini-class followed by social dancing. A lively evening to learn, share and celebrate Afro-Latin rhythms.

  
  
  

• Rozéo | 13 Sept. 12:30 & 17:30 @ Pavilhão Panóptico, Hospital Miguel Bombarda
  French company Gratte Ciel brings a breathtaking aerial dance. Acrobats move gracefully on tall poles with live music, transforming the air into poetry.

  
  
  

• Festivities at Jardim Constantino | 13 Sept. 13:00–17:00 @ Jardim Constantino
  An afternoon of world food, crafts and music in a neighbourhood garden. Includes DJ Lady G Brown with African grooves and a “Hands of the World” craft fair.

  
  
  

• Damoclès | 13 Sept. 16:00 @ Largo do Intendente
  An interactive circus experience by Cirque Inextremiste. The audience becomes part of the performance, exploring trust, risk and collaboration in playful ways.

  
  
  

• Echoes of an Oriental Dream | 13 Sept. 16:30 @ Jardins do Bombarda
  A traditional Chinese music concert by the Pensamento Oriental Ensemble. Delicate solos and ensemble pieces evoke legends, landscapes and poetic traditions.

  
  
  

• Ayom | 13 Sept. 17:30 @ Largo do Intendente
  Award-winning world music band blending Brazilian, Angolan, Cape Verdean and Mediterranean sounds. A vibrant concert of rhythm, song and cultural fusion.

  
  
  

• Boundless Trance Set | 13 Sept. 19:00–22:00 @ Largo do Intendente
  DJs Bárbara Starling & Ivan Pereira with VJ Manuhell create a hypnotic trance journey. Inspired by Goa’s 1980s trance roots, mixing electronic beats with ritual energy.

  
  
  

• TOCAS | 14 Sept. 15:00 @ Espaço Escola de Mulheres, Clube Estefânia
  A family-friendly, wordless performance about home, touch and connection. A playful mix of music and theatre, suitable for children aged 3+. (Ticketed event: €4)

  
  
  

• Yacumenza Band | 14 Sept. 16:15 @ Praça José Fontana
  A new Afro-Uruguayan candombe band from Lisbon. Energetic rhythms and drums open the path for the following parade.

  
  
  

• Marcha de Todos | 14 Sept. 17:00 @ from Praça José Fontana to Campo Mártires da Pátria
  Hundreds of artists, musicians and community groups join in a colourful intercultural parade. A moving street celebration of music, dance and diversity.

  
  
  

• Cantigas de Santa Maria | 14 Sept. 17:30 @ Igreja Evangélica Lisbonense
  A reinterpretation of 13th-century songs blending spirituality and everyday life. Performed by Os Músicos do Tejo with singer Selma Uamusse and oud player Ihab Radwan.