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CCB initiates new season with "three days of celebration"

Observador11 September 2026 at 07:02

The Centro Cultural de Belém (CCB) has started a new season with three days of celebration. The Lisbon cultural institution presented a varied program to celebrate this beginning.

Among the highlights of the program is a show inspired by the work of writer Manuel António Pina. This piece joins other cultural projects planned for the new season.

The CCB also announced an interactive installation as part of the cultural offering. This work invites the public to participate actively in the artistic experience.

The CCB's diversified program promises to cover various areas of performing and visual arts, seeking to attract different audiences to the cultural space.

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