The Intendente Magalhães, located in the Northern Zone of Rio de Janeiro, is set to become the venue for samba schools’ parades from both the Silver and Bronze series, alongside Evaluation Group schools. The event, organized by Superliga RJ, will kick off on Saturday, February 14, 2025, with the first performances from the Federation of Carnivalesque Blocks scheduled to begin at 8 PM. This marks a significant cultural event, following the rich traditions of Brazilian Carnival.

Throughout the event, there will be several performances spread out across six days, culminating in a total of 54 parades. The Silver Series will showcase its performances on Sunday and Monday, February 15 and 16, while the schools from the Evaluation Group will parade on Tuesday, February 17. The Bronze Series will feature its parades on Friday, February 20, and Saturday, February 21. Such events not only highlight the vibrant culture of Rio de Janeiro but also engage local communities and support the economy during the carnival season.

These parades are a huge draw for both locals and tourists, demonstrating the enduring popularity and importance of samba culture in Brazil. The event at the Passarela Popular do Samba signifies a return to a full schedule of samba activities following any previous interruptions, likely rekindling enthusiasm for this beloved national celebration.