The Teatro da Marionetas (puppets’ theatre) was founded in 1988, aiming the production of puppets’ shows. It tried, from the beginning, to renew ancient forms of puppet-show, such as the Dom Roberto show. In 1992, the puppet theatre opened the Belomonte Theatre, exclusively for this company's events.

This cultural centre offers a varied programming that includes music, dance and theatre shows, among other cultural events. A t the galleries are patent exhibitions of plastic arts from the XX century and other temporary exhibitions. The space also has a bookshop and organizes cinema and art cycles, as well as literary assemblies about art and books.

Inaugurated in 1915 and planned by the architect João Moura Coutinho, this was the most important construction in Braga in the early 20th century. It is the biggest cultural space in town with a wide variety of offers.

It is a modern building, opened in 1990, located between the Jerónimos Monastery and the Tagus River. It started as the seat of the Portuguese Presidency of the European Union, later becoming (1993) a cultural center. The pavilion for temporary exhibitions hosts music, theater and photography shows.

Designed by the world renowned Álvaro Siza Vieira, it is already a reference in contemporary architecture. Versatile building, it allows sporting, cultural, musical, children's and business events to be held.

In 1855-1858 began the construction of the Teatro Aveirense, a project by Araújo e Silva. The building would only be completed in 1878-1881, having been inaugurated by the Dona Maria II Theater Company. In 1912 the animatograph sessions began. Later, in 1947-1949, the space was rebuilt and opened, having been designed by Ernesto Korrodi and Engineer Von Haff. True ex-libris of the city of Aveiro, this room was the stage for a wide range of shows as Ney Matogrosso, Maria Bethânia and Vicente Amigo. It was also the space chosen for the academic soirees of the University of Aveiro.

A space that welcomes quit varied cultural events.

A space that welcomes several cultural events.

Founded in July 2005, the Municipal Theatre of Faro is the new stage in town. This space welcomes music shows, dancing, theatre, new circus and various exhibitions.

Site of several shows, such as theater, or even displaying movies.