SESI Lab Vacations: Free and Interactive Programming Season for the Whole Family Starts This Tuesday (2)

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Published on 03/01/2024 at 23:42

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Free Entry During Free Admission Season. Issue Tickets on Sympla to Visit the Concept Store and Short Films up to 1 Hour Before Closing.

The SESI Lab has a special program for the 2024 school holidays! With many interactive activities, the 100% interactive museum is the perfect place for the whole family to explore and have fun. In addition to screening short and feature films, the SESI Lab will also host theatrical performances, live music, and workshops to stimulate creativity and learning. Entry is free for everyone, making activities accessible to all visitors.

The activities at the SESI Lab are unmissable, and the museum also offers the opportunity to experience unique experiences, such as interaction with virtual reality and holograms. Furthermore, the Interactive Museum will also offer guided tours and will feature food trucks with healthy food options for visitors. Fun is guaranteed for all ages!

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To participate in the SESI Lab, during the free admission season, you will need to issue a ticket through Sympla. But of course, it’s all free. Throughout the month, the opening hours will remain the same: Tuesday to Friday, from 9 AM to 6 PM. On Saturdays and Sundays, it will be OPEN from 10 AM to 7 PM. The SESI Lab café and concept store of the museum will BE OPEN on the same days and hours as the museum’s activities.

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With the opening of the SESI Lab in November 2022, Brasília gained a multi-use space with free entry, a 6.1 sound system, and digital projection. The SESI Lab tunnel is a gift for residents and tourists with a program for all ages, exploring different genres and experiments. In the holiday program, the venue will promote the ‘Cine Curtas’ project, with screenings on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 5 PM.

The film program in the tunnel features the curation of Glauce Pena Santos, in collaboration with the Cultural Programming team of the museum. The animations selected for projection stimulate reflections on science, innovation, and technology in everyday life. Among the selected films are shorts from Pixar, the Brazilian series ‘Anima Criança: Lendas Brasileiras’, among others. The feature ‘Minhocas’, the first stop-motion film made in Brazil, is also on the screening list.

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On Saturday and Sunday mornings, at 11 AM, the space will host theatrical performances and musical presentations from the Brasília Ska Jazz Club specifically for children. Among the plays are ‘Where’s the Animal That Was Here?’, with Camerata Caipira, ‘The Romance of Cowherd Benedito’, with Mamulengo Presepada, ‘Udigrudi in Concert’, from the circus theater Udi Grudi, among others.

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SESI Lab Vacations: Free and Interactive Programming Season for the Whole Family Starts This Tuesday (2)

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