The Nutcracker is a timeless work that has enchanted generations. The ballet composed by Pyotr Tchaikovsky is now 133 years old, since it premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre in Saint Petersburg, and many of its melodies have become part of our collective memory.

The captivating blend of electronic music, art pop, saudade, and Latin alternative rock makes Ão one of the most vibrant projects on the current Belgian scene.

Each session of this new Sunday morning programme begins with coffee and cream included in the ticket price, offering a brief moment of sharing before each concert.

With just four days to go until Christmas Eve, the Orquestra Barroca and Coro envelop us in the spirit of the season.

With just four days to go until Christmas Eve, the Orquestra Barroca and Coro envelop us in the spirit of the season.

The Coimbra-based band Sean Riley & The Slowriders celebrates two decades of music and camaraderie in this concert, performing the most memorable songs from a nationally acclaimed career rooted in folk, rock, and blues sounds interwoven with intimate and emotional songwriting.

The album Ana Lua Caiano presents in this concert features sharp, protest-driven lyrics addressing an increasingly unsettling world.

With a natural talent for songwriting, Mimi Froes takes charge of vocals, lyrics and music in everything she does. Since 2020, the year of her first EP, “Vamos Conversar”, the young artist has been establishing herself as a prominent figure on the Portuguese music scene.

The Mexican duo Rodrigo y Gabriela is back on Portuguese stages to present their new album of original songs, OurHome, a record that brings back the texture of the acoustic guitar as the central element of a sound that is instantly recognizable yet defies categorization, operating at the intersection of rock, metal, classical music, and spiritual exploration.

Ten years ago, five friends brought together by jazz, a shared desire to discover music collectively, and a passion for writing songs in Portuguese formed Cassete Pirata. Their debut album, A Montra, was considered one of the year’s best releases by Antena 3 and cemented the band’s image as a breath of fresh air within the Portuguese indie rock scene.