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10 days of living colonial tradition: novenas, processions, folk shows, typical foods and election of the Emperor of the Divine. One of the oldest and most authentic festivals on the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
One of the biggest jazz, blues and Afro-diasporic music festivals in Brazil. More than 60 musical attractions on stages spread across the colonial Historic Center. Created by the Bourbon Street team in São Paulo.
One of the most beautiful street races in Brazil — the route mixes colonial architecture, Atlantic Forest and views of the bay.
Carpets of colorful sawdust cover the historic streets for the Corpus Christi procession. Ephemeral art and devotion — one of the most visual celebrations on the Paraty calendar.
Gastronomic festival in the fishing community of Ilha do Araújo. Fresh shrimp in dozens of preparations. The 30th edition celebrates three decades of genuinely fishing tradition.
Local chefs and guests present dishes with regional ingredients: fish, seafood, artisanal cachaça, plantain, peach palm and much more.
Festival of the patron saints of fishermen: maritime procession, blessing of boats, forró and tradition. Celebration genuinely linked to the fishing identity of Araújo Island.
Yoga and well-being festival in one of the most beautiful settings in Brazil — between the sea, islands and Atlantic Forest. Outdoor practices, workshops and retreats.
Feast of the patron saint of the Church of Santa Rita (1722), the oldest in Paraty. Novenas, processions and cultural programming — stage for the famous legend of the Bride of Santa Rita.
One of the biggest literary festivals in the world. Since 2003, it has brought together Brazilian and international writers. Flipinha (children) and FlipZona (young people) expand the reach. The colonial streets become a large open-air literary hall.
Festival that celebrates the cultural connection between Paraty and the Basque Country, with music, dances and Basque cuisine. The only celebration of its kind in Brazil.
Meeting of thinkers, activists and creators to debate culture, sustainability and the future of Brazilian society in an inspiring historical environment.
