The Fundação de Serralves is a renowned cultural institution based in Porto, established in 1989. The foundation is a cultural hub, hosting contemporary art exhibitions, cultural events, and festivals. Emphasizing education, it offers workshops, guided tours, and outreach programs, fostering public engagement. 

It includes the Serralves Contemporary Art Museum, celebrated for its modern architecture by Álvaro Siza Vieira. The Serralves Villa, an Art Deco mansion within the park, adds to the cultural richness of this prominent institution.

Serralves organizes and hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year, creating a vibrant cultural hub in Porto. These events often include music performances, film screenings, and collaborative projects with artists.

 Designed as a ‘showcase’ for the most promising new values ​​in operatic singing, Cascais Ópera is open to candidates from all over the world and of all vocal types, aged between 18 and 32.

It is a novelty in the international panorama of lyrical competitions, will have its inaugural edition, at the Centro Cultural de Cascais, at the Casino Estoril, at Casa das Histórias Paula Rego and the final will be at the São Carlos National Theater, in Lisbon.

 The Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian has been working to improve people's quality of life through the arts, charity, science and education since 1956. The foundation, based in the heart of Lisbon, hosts contemporary art exhibitions, cultural events, concerts and includes a museum, an arts centre, an orchestra and choir, an art library and archive, and a scientific research institute.

The classification of this battlefield as an historical place, that began in 2001, has the purpose of preserving and restoring its landscape, as well as preventing that new constructions may destroy archeological remains, or withdraw dignity to the importance of this historical place.

Explore diverse cultural projects at Fundação Caixa Geral de Depósitos - Culturgest, in the very heart of Lisbon. From captivating exhibitions to thought-provoking cultural projects, it offers a rich tapestry of artistic experiences. 

The Fundação Ricardo do Espírito Santo Silva (FRESS) is a cultural and educational institution founded in 1953 , that focuses on preserving and promoting Portuguese artistic and craft traditions. It is recognized for its dedication to decorative arts, including ceramics, tiles, furniture, tapestry, and goldsmithing. Engaged in restoration projects, the foundation contributes to the conservation of Portugal's artistic and architectural heritage. Through exhibitions, conferences, the School of Decorative Arts, and cultural events, FRESS showcases and fosters dialogue between traditional and contemporary culture, playing a significant role in preserving the country's cultural legacy.

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