What to do in Maceió: agenda includes coconut, theater, samba, pop, and Alagoan cinema
Maceió's cultural agenda from Friday to Monday features various events, both free and paid, including popular culture, theater, music, audiovisual activities, and memory events.
From Friday, the 20th, to Monday, the 23rd, Maceió showcases a rich cultural agenda designed to cater to diverse audiences with both free and ticketed events scattered across the city. Highlights include an exciting blend of popular culture, theatrical performances, music, audiovisual presentations, and memory-related activities that celebrate the local heritage. The programming aims to engage residents and visitors alike in the vibrant artistic landscape of the region.
On Friday, the featured event is 'Giro das Tradições,' which kicks off the 2026 season with a special edition focusing on coconut culture. This event will host renowned artists like Coco de Ybiúna, Telma César, and Mestra Zeza do Coco, who is recognized as a Living Heritage of Alagoas. Taking place at the historic Theatro Homerinho in Jaraguá at 7 PM, the event aims to blend traditional performances with contemporary interpretations of the cultural significance of coconut in Alagoan folklore.
Saturday's highlight centers around Emmanuel Lima's theatrical performance, 'Um enredo assim, eu quero pra mim,' which marks a decade of his career. This performance mixes theater with music, drawing from his experiences within the carnival scene. It showcases a collection of scenes and songs that reflect his artistic evolution, providing a personal homage to his journey as an artist. Such performances not only entertain but also enrich the local cultural narrative, encouraging reflection on Maceió's artistic roots and contemporary expressions.