CineSESC
Cerqueira César
Titles already out of other theaters and independent openings show for discounted prices at CineSESC. The screen is visible from the snack bar.
4 Best Performing Arts in São Paulo, Brazil
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The world's top orchestras, opera and dance companies, and other troupes always include São Paulo in their South American tours. Many free concerts—with performances by either Brazilian or international artists—are presented on Sunday in Parque Ibirapuera. City-sponsored events are frequently held in Centro's Vale do Anhangabaú area or in Avenida Paulista.
The Centro Cultural São Paulo near Paraíso metro and an ample network of Serviço Social do Comércio (SESC) cultural centers feature inexpensive dance, theater, and musical performances daily. Listings of events appear in the "Veja São Paulo" insert of the newsweekly Veja. The arts sections of the dailies Folha de São Paulo and O Estado de São Paulo also have listings and reviews. Both papers publish a weekly guide on Friday. The Portuguese-language website Catraca Livre (catracalivre.com.br/brasil) is the authority on free entertainment options.
Tickets for many events are available through the Ingresso Rápido, Ingresso, and Tickets for Fun websites. Many of these venues and sites offer ticket delivery to your hotel for a surcharge.
Espaço Itaú de Cinema, Augusta
Cerqueira César
Brazilian, European, and other non-blockbuster films are shown at the Espaço Itaú.
Espaço Itaú de Cinema, Frei Caneca
Consolação
This theater shows Hollywood, European, and independent films.
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Reserva Cultural
Jardim Paulista
The complex contains four movie theaters, a small library, and a deck-style restaurant from which you can see—and be seen by—pedestrians on Paulista Avenue.
