Saison Brésil-France 2025

França-Brasil 2025 season

  • Architecture
  • Visual Arts / Photography
  • Cinema
  • Digital creation
  • Debating ideas
  • Book
  • Crafts / Design
  • Performing arts / Music

At the end of their meeting in June 2023 in Paris, Presidents Emmanuel Macron and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva decided to organize a France-Brazil Season in 2025 to give new impetus to the bilateral relationship, which celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2025, and strengthen our joint actions in the face of contemporary political, social and ecological challenges.

In this spirit, the Season favors projects based on partnerships between French and Brazilian institutions and organizations, likely to extend beyond 2025 and strengthen the ties between our societies.

Pluridisciplinary, innovative and committed, the Season has been organized around a first Brazilian section in France from April to September, with a prelude starting in January, and now unfolds around a second French section in Brazil from August to December 2025.

News

From Brasilia to Salvador, a look back at the opening of the Season of France in Brazil

Launched in August in Brasília and São Paulo, then in Belém and Salvador, the Saison de la France au Brésil kicked off with a series of cultural and artistic events drawing large audiences...

10 September 2025

France-Brazil 2025 season: off to Brazil!

After the opening of the Saison du Brésil en France last April, which revealed to the French public the richness and diversity of Brazilian contemporary creation through over 300 events across the...

31 July 2025

The Brazil-France 2025 Season is in full swing in France!

Launched last April, the Brazil-France 2025 Season is now firmly established on the French cultural landscape. Conceived as a celebration of the 200 years of diplomatic relations between France and...

21 July 2025

Launch of the Brazil-France 2025 Season

From Paris to Pointe-à-Pitre, Cayenne to Lyon via Fort-de-France and Lille, over 300 events are scheduled in more than 50 cities in France from April to September... before crossing the Atlantic to...

2 April 2025

Lancement de la Saison Brésil-France 2025

Launch of the Brazil-France 2025 Season

From Paris to Pointe-à-Pitre, Cayenne to Lyon via Fort-de-France and Lille, over 300 events are scheduled in more than 50 cities in France from April to September... before crossing the Atlantic to...

2 April 2025

Lancement de la Saison Brésil-France 2025

Discover French programming in Brazil

The priorities defined by the two presidents for this Season are as follows:

The United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice in June 2025 and COP 30 in Belém in November 2025 reflect the desire of the two presidents to respond in concert, and within a multilateral framework, to climate challenges. This theme will be a key focus of the program, in a broad sense that can include the major issues of ecological transition, such as biodiversity, low-carbon energies and sustainable cities.

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The Season will strengthen the involvement of Afro-descendant and indigenous populations in Franco-Brazilian relations, with a particular focus on French Guiana and the West Indies. France and Brazil also share strong ties with Africa, which the programming will highlight to develop cooperation between our three continents around shared priorities.

Presidents Macron and Lula emphasized their desire to work together to defend democratic values and work towards a fairer, more inclusive globalization, notably by combating misinformation, inequality and discrimination. The program will aim to mobilize young people around these themes, by organizing meetings, debates on ideas and exchanges of experience.

Organizers

This Season is implemented by the Instituto Guimarães Rosa and the Institut français, in close collaboration with the Brazilian Embassy in France and the French Embassy in Brazil, under the aegis of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Culture of both countries. The General Curator of the France-Brazil 2025 Season is Mr. Emilio Kalil, on the Brazilian side, and Ms. Anne Louyot, on the French side

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