Exhibitions of painting and sculpture.

Boavista Futebol Clube Bingo Salon with 700 seats.

Space with an only room that, although it is very old, is well kept.

Four cinema rooms integrated on a shopping centre at the town’s centre.

Six cinema rooms at the Shopping Centre.

Figurative painting and sculpture exhibitions.

Open since 1996, the Canvas Gallery centres its programming on the divulgation of the work of Portuguese and Brazilian artists. Among the regular artists are the Portuguese Albuquerque Mendes, Ana Marchand, Dionísio Souto Abreu, Gil Heitor Cortesão and Graça Sarsfield.

Placed at the former Moagens Harmonia edifice, this is a building of great patrimonial value. It shows a sample of the factory’s goods, as well as machinery and working tools that came from several manufacturing units.

When it was created, in 1945, it was called “Museu de Etnografia e História do Douro Litoral”. Since that time it is placed at the Plácio de São João Novo, dated from the XVIII century. This monument has been suffering a huge degradation, being, in 1989, under the guardianship of the IPPC and, in 1991, of the IPM. Closed to the public since 1992, the IPM has being transferring its collections to various museums. Works in the façade and the coverings of the palace have being made and, after the inventory systematization, the intension is to solve the problem definitively.