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A celebration of the

A four-day cultural festival bringing the soul of Brazil to South Australia.
Gala, workshops, performances, beachside energy and community connections

EXPERIENCE THE JOY,
RHYTHM, AND CULTURE
OF ALMA BRAZIL.

20 – 23 November 2025

Featured events

Alma Brazil! Festival program

21

Nov

Noite Brazil! – Caipirinha & Coração

Bora Café – 6 Jetty st, Grange – from 5pm

Noite Brasil! is a tropical evening of cocktails, music, and connection.
Begin the night with a hands-on Brazilian cocktails class, then sit back and enjoy the smooth sounds of a live Bossa Nova trio. With soft lights, flowing drinks, and warm Brazilian vibes, it’s the perfect way to unwind and experience Brazil in style.

Brazilian cocktails class bookings are essential – your ticket includes your own handmade cocktail.
The live music session is walk-in friendly, but capacity is limited, recommend to arrive early.

22

Nov

Casa Brazil! – Pottery workshop

The Potter’s Shed – Royal Park – 10 am to 12 pm

Discover the roots of Brazilian pottery in this hands-on workshop led by Adelaide-based ceramic artist Rodrigo Kimelblat, founder of The Potters Shed, as you explore Indigenous clay-making traditions and engraving techniques before shaping and decorating your own unique piece to take home — no experience needed, all materials provided.

22

Nov

Casa Brazil! – Brazilian sweets cooking class

19 on green – Brompton – 10 am to 12 pm

With Cat from Sugar Fix Me – Learn to make brigadeiros in all their tasty variations.

22

Nov

Casa Brazil! – Brazilian doll workshop

Ngutungka Henley Library – 10 am to 1 pm

Inspired by Afro-Brazilian traditions, this hands-on workshop with Brazilian artist Ada Rovai invites you to create your own Self-Doll – a fabric doll that reflects your story and emotions – blending craft, meditation, and cultural heritage in a safe, inclusive space for reflection and self-expression.

22

Nov

Casa Brazil! – Brazilian savoury cooking class

19 on green – Brompton – 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm

With Tassia from Cozinha – Master the comfort dish escondidinho, a savoury layered favourite.

22

Nov

Casa Brazil! – Carnaval set design workshop

Ngutungka Henley Library – 2pm

Step into the colourful world of Brazilian carnival in this hands-on workshop led by Adelaide-based visual artist Erika, founder of Samba Design, where you’ll explore the foundations of set design — colour, structure, and movement — before creating your own vibrant carnival prop to take home, no experience needed.

22

Nov

Viva Brazil! – Brazilian Cabaret

Woodville Town Hall – 6pm

A one-night-only dance and performance show exploring the regions of Brazil through rhythm, movement, and culture.
Red carpet arrivals, drinks and Brazilian atmosphere before and after the show.

23

Nov

Sol Brazil! – Domingão na Praia

Fuego by the Sea – 10am – ALL AGES WELCOME

Throughout the day, enjoy a range of diverse free activities including football, capoeira, and live bloco performances.
The full daytime program will be revealed soon.
In the afternoon, join us for a ticketed sunset concert featuring Brazil Nuts and a Brazilian DJ – an open-air celebration of Brazilian music by the sea, with live MPB, Funk, Axé, Forró, and tropical sunset DJ sets.
Bookings are essential, and tickets are limited.

1 – 30

Nov

Cores do Brazil! – Brazil in colours, com coração

Ngutungka Henley Library

Photography, illustration, costume, and contemporary works come together to tell the stories of Brazil’s beauty, spirit, and soul, from carnival chaos to Amazon calm. Step inside the colour, feel the rhythm, and see Brazil through the eyes of its artists and storytellers.

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We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the Traditional Custodians of the Adelaide Plains, where our festival is held.
We pay our respects to Elders past and present and honour the continuing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Country, culture and community.

Alma Brazil, Viva Brazil and Sol Brazil are the intellectual property of TQ Productions and are protected under copyright. Any use, reproduction or adaptation of these works without permission is not permitted.