Here you will find all the details of everything that will happen during this celebration arc! We’ve prepared activities for all ages and interests — there will be a race, a new exhibition, research activities, as well as plenty of playful and fun programs!

And don’t forget: with the Neighbors of Tomorrow card you get free access to the museum — and you can bring a guest!

If you live in the area — Gamboa, Santo Cristo, or Saúde — but haven’t registered yet, click the link below to secure this and many other benefits! Or send us a message on WhatsApp: +55 21 96773-8636

Audience Profile Survey

So much has happened over these 10 years! With that in mind, we prepared a special survey for you: a resident of the Port Zone (considering the neighborhoods of Gamboa, Santo Cristo, and Saúde). After all, we want to get to know you better and especially understand your impressions of these 10 years of being neighbors! IMPORTANT: both those who are already registered in our Neighbors Program and those who are not yet part of it can participate in the survey!

And of course, your participation is very important to us and helps us further improve our work.

Special Edition: Corre dos Crias

12/13 – 8:30 AM

We’ve prepared a special edition of ‘Corre dos Crias’ for you, a Neighbor of Tomorrow! This activity will take place on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at 8 AM! You won’t want to miss it!

Besides getting your cardio in for the day, you’ll also get to discover and rediscover the stories, memories, and affections that run through Little Africa, through its architecture and the monuments along our route. We’re waiting for you — at that easy, fun pace!

Important: wear light clothing, choose comfortable sneakers, and bring water and sunscreen (to make sure you stay hydrated)!

meeting point: Balanço Terra (near the entrance of the Museum of Tomorrow)

age rating: all ages

check-in: 8 AM

Special Opening Hours

12/16 – 4 PM to 6 PM

In celebration of the Museum of Tomorrow’s 10th anniversary, on Tuesday (December 16), the Neighbors Program has prepared a great exclusive opportunity for you, our neighbor: to be the first to see our new original temporary exhibition, OCEAN – the world is an archipelago.

The exhibition seeks to reconnect visitors with the ocean, to remind us that we come from it, are made of it, and depend on it to create new futures. It is organized into three axes: memory, attention, and anticipation, showing how these aspects of our intelligence relate to the intelligence of the ocean itself.

These processes are not presented linearly, but fluidly, bringing together modern science, ancestral narratives, art, and technology. More than informing, the exhibition aims to make visitors feel intimacy, respect, and familiarity with the ocean. The ocean is time.

Imagined Territories – Shared Territories

Launch on 12/17

During the months of September and October 2025, we brought together 100 people — including students, teachers, IDG staff members, and participants from projects within the Communities and Territories area — to take part in tile-making workshops in celebration of the Museum of Tomorrow’s 10th anniversary. In total, five practical workshops were held, where participants were invited to reflect on a few central themes: territory, the museum and its exhibitions, time, and memory.

The workshops followed a collaborative co-creation methodology, reaffirming the active participation and expanded knowledge of those involved. They are a fundamental part of the creative process. The sessions began with presentations on art and tile-making, introducing materials and their possibilities, and encouraging discussion of the themes to be explored.

After the workshops, the partner team fired the pieces in the ceramic kiln at the Azulejaria studio, where all the works were gathered and selected, then organized to form an artistic piece of urban furniture in the museum’s outdoor area, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of its inauguration. In addition to showcasing the participants' wishes and testimonies, this piece functions as a way of marking the space.

Thus, the project included participants from Vicente Licínio Cardoso Municipal School, Padre Francisco da Motta School, the Darcy Vargas Foundation, and the projects Uma Só Voz and Transportar para o Amanhã (which work with people in situations of social vulnerability and/or homelessness).

Educational Activities

On December 19, 20, and 21, we will offer a program with activities in various formats, such as workshops, immersions, gardening practices, storytelling, and playful experiences for the whole family. In the ‘events’ tab below, you can learn about each activity in detail and plan your visit