Quick Summary
- 1The 'Qual a Boa?
- 2Major artists like Raphaela Santos, Matheus Gael, and Maria Ercília are scheduled to perform in various cities.
- 3Activities range from music festivals and parties to artisan fairs and theatrical plays.
- 4Events are set to take place in João Pessoa, Campina Grande, Cuité, Olivedos, São João do Tigre, and Riachão do Bacamarte.
Weekend Cultural Agenda
The state of Paraíba is set to host a vibrant lineup of cultural events this weekend, spanning from Friday, January 23, to Sunday, January 25. The 'Qual a Boa?' guide presents a diverse agenda featuring concerts, parties, and artistic exhibitions across the region.
From the bustling streets of João Pessoa to the heart of Campina Grande and smaller municipalities, residents and visitors have a wide selection of activities to choose from. The schedule highlights confirmed appearances by renowned artists such as Raphaela Santos, Matheus Gael, and Maria Ercília.
João Pessoa Highlights
The capital city offers a packed schedule starting on Friday, January 23. The afternoon kicks off at 16:00 with the Salão do Artesanato Paraibano featuring Lily Sanfoneira, located next to Hotel Tambaú. Later, Matheus Gael and Maria Ercília will perform at the Shopping Pirâmide starting at 18:30.
As night falls, music lovers can choose between Mahmundi at the Empório Café (20:00), Escurinho and Banda Labacé alongside RecWave at Caravela Cultural (21:00), and Assustado de Ruth Avelino at Clube Cabo Branco (21:00). Beto Barbosa is also scheduled for a 20:00 show at Bessa Grill.
Saturday, January 24, continues with the artisan fair at 16:00, this time with Nathália Bellar. The Pátio da Música Urbana will host NadaNovo and Tela Azuu at 15:00, while the Teatro do Sesc presents the play ‘Poverello de Assis’ at 17:00. Evening options include Pedro Faissal & MeioFree at Manga Rosa Café (20:00) and Forró Verão at the Busto de Tamandaré (19:00).
On Sunday, January 25, the final day of the agenda features the last Salão do Artesanato Paraibano session with Diego Fragoso at 16:00. Myra Maya performs at Loca Como Tu Madre Miramar (18:00), and a Rock no Parque event takes place at Parque Parahyba IV (16:00).
Campina Grande & Beyond
Meanwhile, Campina Grande presents its own series of events beginning Friday with Férias Funesc at the Cineteatro São José at 14:00. Saturday sees the Sábado De Verão party at Forró Max starting at 18:00. Sunday concludes the local agenda with a Feijoada and Samba gathering at Burgiff (14:00) and the theatrical show ‘Uma Aventura Havaiana’ at Partage Shopping (15:00).
Smaller towns across the state are also joining the festivities. In São João do Tigre, Banda Desejo de Menina will headline the Festa de São Sebastião on Saturday at 21:00. Olivedos hosts Kelly Silva for the Festa de Janeiro at 19:00 on the same day.
Furthermore, Riachão do Bacamarte and Cuité will hold their Festa de São Sebastião celebrations on Saturday. Raphaela Santos is the main attraction in Riachão do Bacamarte at 21:00, while Banda Grafith performs at the Praça do Coreto in Cuité, also at 21:00.
Statewide Entertainment
The weekend agenda demonstrates the rich cultural fabric of Paraíba, offering entertainment options for every taste. Whether seeking the energy of a live concert or the charm of local artisan crafts, the state provides numerous opportunities for leisure and cultural appreciation.
With events spanning from the capital to the interior, the 'Qual a Boa?' guide effectively maps out a comprehensive itinerary for the final weekend of January. Residents are encouraged to explore the diverse offerings available in their respective cities.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 'Qual a Boa?' guide lists numerous events including concerts by Raphaela Santos, Matheus Gael, and Maria Ercília, artisan fairs, and theatrical plays. These events take place across several cities in the state.
The Salão do Artesanato Paraibano is open on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. It is located next to Hotel Tambaú and features different artists each day, including Lily Sanfoneira, Nathália Bellar, and Diego Fragoso.
Events are scheduled in João Pessoa, Campina Grande, Cuité, Olivedos, São João do Tigre, and Riachão do Bacamarte.
