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The Anglo-Brazilian Society is a non-profit organisation, founded in 1943, that has a dual function to promote the friendly exchange of cultures between Brazil and the UK and to support charitable projects in Brazil.

Join us on for our ever popular quarterly Drop-In Drinks on Thursday 1 October 2026 from 6pm at Made in Brasil, 12 Inver...
29/09/2026

Join us on for our ever popular quarterly Drop-In Drinks on Thursday 1 October 2026 from 6pm at Made in Brasil, 12 Inverness Street, London, NW1 7HJ.

https://ticketlab.app/event/39826 #/

It’s the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded people, raise a glass and celebrate all things Anglo-Brazilian - all in an atmosphere inspired by the spirit of a Brazilian beach party, with warm colours and vibrant décor.

Places are limited, so please do reserve a spot so we know to expect you! A £5 payment guarantees your place, and upon arrival, attendees who make themselves known to the ABS will receive a token redeemable at the bar, with the £5 deducted from any purchase over £5.

This autumn, “Tom at the Farm” arrives at the Barbican Centre (Tuesday 13 — Saturday 17 October 2026) for its London pre...
07/09/2026

This autumn, “Tom at the Farm” arrives at the Barbican Centre (Tuesday 13 — Saturday 17 October 2026) for its London premiere after an extraordinary journey from a tiny theatre in Rio de Janeiro to a critically acclaimed international theatrical powerhouse. Part of the Barbican's autumn/winter 2026 Theatre & Dance season, which celebrates the very best of international theatre, this production transcends its intimate family drama premise to become “a staggering study of homophobia" which speaks directly to issues of violence, patriarchy, repression and masculinity within Brazilian society and the world at large. Performed entirely in Portuguese with English subtitles, “Tom at the Farm” has been performed across Brazil, as well as in Montreal, Avignon, Paris, Brussels, Edinburgh, and Busan, South Korea.

Toni Racklin, Barbican Head of Theatre & Dance, says: “The Barbican Theatre has a long history of celebrating Brazilian work, and I am so pleased to continue this tradition with the extraordinary “Tom at the Farm”. Armando, Rodrigo and the rest of the team have created a piece of theatre which is not only intensely gripping and original, but one that feels undeniably timely as the world is reckoning with the impact of toxic masculinity and how that continues to affect our most vulnerable communities.”

Seductive, volatile and fiercely political, this staggering five-star production by Armando Babaioff is a raw and gripping confrontation with masculinity, homophobia and the patriarchy.

Wishing all Brazilians, members and friends of the Anglo-Brazilian Society and Brazil, a very happy and peaceful 7 de Se...
07/09/2026

Wishing all Brazilians, members and friends of the Anglo-Brazilian Society and Brazil, a very happy and peaceful 7 de Setembro (Independence Day) which in 2026 marks the 204th anniversary of its independence from Portugal. Congratulations.

Desejando a todos os brasileiros, membros e amigos da Anglo-Brazilian Society e do Brasil, um 7 de Setembro (Dia da Independência) muito feliz e harmoniosos que em 2026 marca o 204º aniversário de sua independência de Portugal. Parabéns.

We look forward to our next event ‘THE REAL CAPTAIN HOOK? From Eton to Brazil: The Hidden Life of a Nineteenth-Century P...
27/08/2026

We look forward to our next event ‘THE REAL CAPTAIN HOOK? From Eton to Brazil: The Hidden Life of a Nineteenth-Century Pirate’ on Thursday 15th October 2026 at King's College London 🙌

‘Book Launch, Illustrated Historical Talk and Q&A

Hosted by King's College London and the Anglo-Brazilian Society

The Anglo-Brazilian Society is delighted to welcome Brazilian writer and historian Marcos Juliano Ofenbock for an evening devoted to one of the most remarkable episodes British - Brazilian history: the hunt for the largest documented pirate treasure in the world: Francis Hodder.

For more than twenty-two years, Brazilian author and historical researcher Marcos Juliano Ofenbock has investigated the extraordinary story of Francis Hodder, an Anglo-Irish former Eton pupil who, according to nineteenth-century accounts, became the pirate captain known as Zulmiro before disappearing under a false identity in southern Brazil….’

🔹About the speaker

Marcos Juliano Ofenbock is a Brazilian writer, economist, entrepreneur and historical researcher, and a Director of the Historical and Geographical Institute of Paraná (IHGPR), founded in 1900. His twenty-two-year investigation has developed into an international project combining archival research, cultural exchange and an authorised archaeological expedition.

🔹About the organisers

David Edward Kenyon, PhD works within the War Studies Department at King's College London (KCL). He holds a Joint PhD in International Relations from KCL and the University of São Paulo (USP) examining urban violence in Rio de Janeiro from the perspectives of residents and police officers. In addition to his teaching at KCL, he is affiliated with the KCL Latin American Security Research Group, the KCL Centre for Conflict and Health Security, the KCL Brazil Institute, and USP's School of Multidimensional Security, and serves on the board of the Anglo-Brazilian Society.

Maísa Edwards, PhD is a Lecturer in Foreign Policy and Grand Strategy Education in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London (KCL). She holds a Joint PhD in International Relations from KCL and the University of São Paulo, where her doctoral research focused on Brazil, the Zone of Peace and Cooperation of the South Atlantic (ZOPACAS), and the wider South Atlantic region. In addition to her lectureship at KCL, she is a Research Fellow at the Department of Military History at Stellenbosch University and serves as Co-Convenor of the British International Studies Association (BISA) Foreign Policy Working Group (Nov 2025 – Present).

Link to register:

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/events/the-real-captain-hook-from-eton-to-brazil-the-hidden-life-of-a-nineteenth-century-pirate-book-launch

Paula Morelenbaum's Bossarenova Trio, will perform at PizzaExpress Jazz Club (Soho) in London on 26 October. Led by Paul...
14/08/2026

Paula Morelenbaum's Bossarenova Trio, will perform at PizzaExpress Jazz Club (Soho) in London on 26 October. Led by Paula Morelenbaum, who was part of Tom Jobim’s band for over a decade, the trio will present their latest album, Levitar, featuring a unique blend of Brazilian musical traditions, lyrical trumpet, warm vocals, virtuosic piano, and sophisticated grooves.

Paula Morelenbaums Bossarenova Trio

On Thursday, 24 September, the Eclectic Gallery London, in collaboration with COMO The Halkin, presents an intimate even...
06/08/2026

On Thursday, 24 September, the Eclectic Gallery London, in collaboration with COMO The Halkin, presents an intimate evening dedicated to the visionary cityscapes of Anglo-Brazilian artist Caio Locke.

The setting could not be more fitting: COMO The Halkin, London’s original luxury boutique hotel, tucked away on a quiet Belgravia street moments from Hyde Park Corner. Behind its Georgian façade, the hotel’s serene, Milanese-designed interiors offer an elegant backdrop in which to experience Locke’s work up close. Guests will view a curated selection of new and recent paintings, meet the artist, hear him speak about his ideas and process, and join an informal conversation exploring cities, consciousness and imagined futures.

Locke’s intricate, dreamlike urban worlds have earned him international recognition. His work has been shown at Christie’s, the National Museum of Scotland and the Royal Hospital Chelsea, with a landmark solo exhibition at the Embassy of Brazil in London, a show the eminent art critic Edward Lucie-Smith described as one that “knocks one’s preconceptions sideways”. His public commissions include the Fabergé Big Egg Hunt, the London Elephant Parade and the BFG Dream Jar project with Steven Spielberg.

Recently profiled by Artnet and a category winner of Jackson’s Open Painting Prize, Locke paints cities not simply as physical places but as reflections of memory, culture and collective consciousness, immersive compositions where cityscapes, imagination and speculative futures collide. His practice is shaped by a childhood spent between London and Rio de Janeiro; after qualifying as a lawyer, he realised his true calling lay in art and has worked as a full-time artist since 2007. Working mainly in acrylics and oils, and drawing on a formative background in etching, he combines meticulous colour handling, layered historical and cultural references, and multiple perspectives to build compositions of remarkable depth. His paintings are collected internationally and held in private and corporate collections.

An evening with acclaimed cityscape artist Caio Locke at COMO The Halkin, Belgravi

On Friday,  25 September Viva Brazil! in Hoxton (St John The Baptist, N1 6NP) will feature the Brazilian guitarist and v...
06/08/2026

On Friday, 25 September Viva Brazil! in Hoxton (St John The Baptist, N1 6NP) will feature the Brazilian guitarist and vocalist Mario Bakuna Musician, alongside Felippe Oliveira and Filipe Moreno, performing an uplifting programme of bossa nova, samba and Brazilian jazz, celebrating the music of composers such as Tom Jobim, Dorival Caymmi and João Donato.

Viva Brazil! – St John The Baptist, Fri 25 Sep 2026 - Viva Brazil! Bossa Nova & Samba Night with the Mario Bakuna Band Mario Bakuna – acoustic guitar & vocalsFelippe Oliveira – electric guitarFelipe Moreno – electric bass Join us for an evening celebra...

One of the great Brazilian singer songwriters, Ivan Lins, is performing this Thursday in London at Ronnie Scott's Jazz C...
27/07/2026

One of the great Brazilian singer songwriters, Ivan Lins, is performing this Thursday in London at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club. This special performance brings together beloved classics including “Madalena”, “Começar de Novo”, “Vitoriosa” and “Lembra de Mim”, alongside lesser-known gems from his vast catalogue.

One of Brazil’s most celebrated composers and performers, Ivan Lins brings five decades of timeless MPB, jazz and songcraft to Ronnie Scott’s.

The last few places for our ever-popular quarterly Drop-In Drinks are still available. Join us on Thursday 9 July 2026 f...
07/07/2026

The last few places for our ever-popular quarterly Drop-In Drinks are still available.

Join us on Thursday 9 July 2026 from 6pm at Camden's very own Made in Brasil (12 Inverness Street, NW1 7HJ).

It’s the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded people, raise a glass and celebrate all things Anglo-Brazilian - all in an atmosphere inspired by the spirit of a Brazilian beach party, with warm colours and vibrant décor.

Secure your place here: https://ticketlab.co.uk/event/id/38712 #/

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