Did you know that Rio Gastronomia was created by the newspaper O GLOBO?Photo by Mony Cruz on Pexels
Entertainment
Космос
Coimbra

Did you know that Rio Gastronomia was created by the newspaper O GLOBO?

oglobo2 September 2026 at 18:54

Rio Gastronomia is a gastronomic festival created by the newspaper O GLOBO, which since its founding in 1925 has always closely followed the gastronomic scene. The event is considered the largest gastronomic festival in the country and was declared part of the official calendar of Rio de Janeiro in 2024.

Between September 17 and October 4, the festival returns to occupy the Jockey Club Brasileiro, in Gávea. The 2025 edition of the event recorded record attendance, indicating the continuous growth of the festival over the years.

Rio Gastronomia brings together various attractions, including award-winning restaurants, classes with renowned chefs, musical shows, a fair featuring local producers, and well-established entertainment such as the Ferris wheel. The program also features the debut of award-winning restaurants, the return of veteran establishments, and a space dedicated to historic bars in the city.

Related articles

Entertainment

Tavira open-air cinema showcase brings together around 3,500 people across 22 sessions [photo gallery]

The 26th Tavira Open-Air Cinema Showcase, organized by the Cineclube de Tavira, took place between July 16 and 26 and between August 6 and 16 at the Cloisters of the Convento do Carmo, bringing together around 3,500 people across 22 sessions. Under the theme "music, love and desire for transformation," this year's edition featured 22 feature films from different countries and a short film by Tavira director Inês Nunes. The documentary "Orlando Pantera" was the audience's favorite, with 9.40 points, followed by "Little Amélie." Programmer Candela Varas highlighted the initiative's success and the impact of volunteers, some of whom later decided to study cinema.

Postal do Algarve02/09/26, 19:16
Entertainment

French filmmaker Jean-Paul Rappeneau died

French filmmaker Jean-Paul Rappeneau, best known for the film adaptation of "Cyrano de Bergerac" starring Gérard Depardieu, died on Tuesday at age 94. The news was announced today, causing great emotion in the world of French cinema and culture.

Notícias de Coimbra02/09/26, 19:16
Morreu Gracindo Júnior, o cavalheiro discreto do pequeno ecrã brasileiro
Entertainment

Gracindo Júnior has died, the discreet gentleman of Brazilian television

Gracindo Júnior died at 83 in Rio de Janeiro, an iconic figure of Brazilian television and son of legendary actor Paulo Gracindo. He was present at the founding of TV Globo and built a four-decade career marked by stagecraft rigor, frequently sharing the screen with his father, with whom he formed one of the most recognized duos in Brazilian drama. Considered a "discreet gentleman" of television, he leaves a significant legacy in the history of Brazilian television.

SAPO Notícias02/09/26, 19:12
Entertainment

Gracindo Jr. Dies: Brazilian Actor Marked Generations on Television

Brazilian actor Gracindo Jr. died at age 83, with his death confirmed by his family on social media. The cause of death was not revealed. Gracindo Jr. leaves behind a remarkable career built over decades in theater, film, and television, having enchanted generations of Brazilian viewers with his talent.

Now02/09/26, 19:08