Latest Events in Lisbon(December Updated)

This year, Wonderland Lisboa returns to Eduardo VII Park from November 28, 2025 to January 4, 2026. Wonderland Lisboa is one of Portugal's most iconic Christmas markets and has been named "Best Sunny Christmas Market" by Europe's Best Travel Destinations. This year, the market returns to Eduardo VII Park for its tenth anniversary. Occupying four blocks, the market offers a variety of exciting experiences, including a stunning Christmas tree and Ferris wheel, sure to become Lisbon's most iconic Christmas postcard.

Rock in Rio is the largest music and entertainment festival in the world. The first edition was held in 1985 in Brazil, and today the event is one of the most important in the history of world music. Its enclosure (Cidade do Rock) is a true music theme park with lots of entertainment and various activities, which are much more than the main stage shows - street performances, art shows, exhibitions, dance shows, performances by digital influencers, cosplay, a Ferris wheel and more.

Get ready for TWICE《THIS IS FOR》WORLD TOUR IN LISBON at MEO Arena on May 9, 2026. Be part of TWICE’s first-ever Portugal concert and experience their global charm. Secure your tickets now for this special night in Lisbon.

Lisbon's New Year's Eve celebrations include entertainment by DJs Mojo and Márcio Jesus, a performance by Plutonio, and a climax with a 10-minute fireworks display launched from the Tagus River. Singer Plutonio will take the stage at 10:30 pm, performing hip-hop, trap music, and R&B. At the end of the performance, a midnight countdown will begin, followed by a 10-minute fireworks display launched from the Tagus River, synchronized with 250 drones. The entertainment continues until 1 am on January 1st, with DJ Mojo returning for another performance, this time with MC Helder Tavares on a "I Love Reggae" show.

The Rossio Christmas Market is once again bustling in Piazza Pedro IV, with dozens of wooden stalls offering a wide variety of handicrafts and Christmas sweets. Highlights include Santa's hut, where children can take photos; and a free electric Christmas train that travels through the streets of Pombal's lower town. A Christmas parade is held every afternoon at 5 pm to welcome Santa Claus, along with performances by bands and artists.

Fado is a Portuguese music with a history of more than 150 years. It is often used to express sadness and loss. You can hear it in taverns, cafes and other places in Lisbon. Tourists who come to Lisbon can feel the influence of local music and art. Don't miss it.

The impossibility and absurdity of the title are congregated to the strategy for the use of natural resources, where the chance, in a constant game, questions the artist on the result and the sense of the creative process.

RUI NEIVAST #17641 OPENINGTuesday, March 26 | 8 - 11 pm “ When looking at Rui Neiva's series of works, I immediately think of a shot from The Cave of Lost Dreams, Werner Herzog's 2012 film, in which archaeologists studying the prehistoric paintings in the Chauvet cave showed a reconstruction of the painting process on a particular wall. (…) Today, Rui Neiva's work comes from a very clear awareness of something similar, and this despite the centuries that separate it from those early days of the long human journey. His work reveals a primordial impulse: the manifestation of the need to create a certain object, to create a certain painting; and the incessant search for the technical means to make that possible. And this manifestation also coexists with the freedom that the fluid matter of the painting has to manifest itself as it truly is, before the artist subjects it to the limits of form or even representation. As has always been the case. (...) “ Luísa Soares de Oliveira NO·NO GALLERYRua de Santo António à Estrela 39A, LisboaTerça - Sábado / 14:00 - 19:00Tuesday - Saturday / 2 – 7 pminfo@no-no.pt ✆ + 351 213 974 325www.no-no.pt

The exhibition "Memories and Stories: African Art in Focus" presents a unique collection of African artworks, including sculptures, masks, fabrics and paintings. Each piece carries with it the history and culture of the African continent, revealing forgotten memories and celebrating ancestral traditions. All the works are available for sale, offering visitors the opportunity to take home a piece of Africa's rich artistic heritage.

The highly anticipated Nauticampo 2024 event is set to take place in Lisbon at the prestigious FIL - Feira Internacional de Lisboa venue. From April 17th to April 21st, visitors will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of exciting and innovative marine products and services. This unparalleled event will showcase a variety of offerings, including top-of-the-line Nautical engines, Sports Fishing equipment, boats, Sports Deep Sea Fishing gear, and Sports Boating essentials. With a focus on all things nautical, Nauticampo 2024 is the perfect platform for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike to discover the latest advancements in the marine world. Located at R. Bojador, 1998-010 Lisboa, Portugal, this event promises to captivate attendees with its comprehensive display of cutting-edge products, making it a must-visit for those passionate about the ocean. From industry insiders to curious individuals, Nauticampo 2024 offers a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded people and stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations. Embrace the serene atmosphere and immerse yourself in the world of nautical excellence at Nauticampo 2024 in Lisbon. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience.