The interior of Pernambuco is full of cultural events during the week, ranging from music shows to circus performances. Among the available attractions, the Vaquejada de Fernando Lucena, Circo Celestia, and the Caravana Verger exhibition stand out.
Circo Celestia
Circo Celestia makes its debut in the city of Caruaru with a diverse spectacle. This show combines elements of acrobatics, dance, music, theater, and radical maneuvers. The production features artists from various parts of the world and has robust technical infrastructure. The performances are planned to please audiences of all ages, integrating artistic numbers with appropriate lighting and sound systems.
Circo Celestia's schedules are: Tuesday to Friday, at 8:30 PM; and on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, there are sessions scheduled for 4:00 PM, 6:00 PM, and 8:30 PM. The venue for the performances is the Luiz Gonzaga Events Patio, in Caruaru.
Cultural Agenda
The 8th Vaquejada Parque Fernando Lucena is taking place at Parque Fernando Lucena, in Caruaru. The event offers a mixed program of free and paid shows. It attracts competitors, breeders, and visitors from different regions of Brazil, generating movement with about 1,400 competition tickets and offering prizes.
The Vaquejada schedule follows these days: on Tuesday (27), there is free entry with Willy Vaqueiro, accompanied by Amanda Rainha, Raphaela Santos, and Gustavo Godoy. On Wednesday (28), it is also free, featuring Zé Vaqueiro and Nattan. Thursday (29) will have free entry with Raí Saia Rodada, Vitor Fernandes, Henry Freitas, Tarcísio do Acordeon, Iguinho, and Mikael Santos.
On Saturday (31), there will be a paid show with Wesley Safadão, Rey Vaqueiro, and Natanzinho Lima. Free shows take place from Tuesday (27) to Thursday (29), while the paid show is held on Saturday (31), with tickets available for online purchase. The event takes place at Parque Fernando Lucena, in Caruaru.
Caravana Verger
Caravana Verger arrived in Caruaru bringing a free exhibition composed of 80 photographs by Pierre Verger. These images depict Brazilian popular culture and were produced during the 1940s and 1950s, documenting customs, characters, and cultural manifestations of the country.
The passage of this project through the city establishes a dialogue with the photographer's visit to the municipality in 1947, a period when he recorded the Caruaru Fair and the work of Mestre Vitalino. The exhibition will be available free of charge until November 1st, at the Railway Station, in Caruaru.