The city of Salvador, Brazil, is gearing up to celebrate its 477th anniversary with a series of events spanning 15 days from March 21 to April 5. Highlights of the celebration will include free concerts by popular artists such as Larissa Luz, Àttooxxá, Duquesa, and Mudei de Nome. Though the official anniversary date is March 29, the festivities are designed to showcase the city's vibrant culture and community spirit across various neighborhoods.

In addition to the concerts, cultural hubs such as the Casa do Carnaval da Bahia and the Cidade da Música da Bahia will facilitate educational activities and cultural experiences, making the event accessible to all. The special program includes the 9th edition of the Boca de Brasa Festival, which will take place in the Quarteirão das Artes Moraes Moreira from March 26 to 28, featuring performances on different days from the aforementioned artists.

This extensive program not only celebrates Salvador's rich history but also promotes local cultural expression and community engagement. The events aim to draw residents and visitors alike, reinforcing the importance of cultural heritage in the city's identity and encouraging participation in the arts and community activities throughout the anniversary celebration.