Noite Brasileira

A Brazilian night in the heart of Rome

Noite Brasileira is the festival through which Rome's Brazilian community brings the rhythms, dances, and flavors of Brazil to the capital. Held in the garden of Tram Depot on Via Corrado Alvaro, the event stems from the Sabor Brasil - Festa Brasiliana association's desire to share the South American country through its most authentic expressions: folk music, dance, cuisine, and social connection. The evening is part of the Festa Junina spirit, the grand tradition of festivities that brings Brazil to life throughout the month of June.

Live music and dance

The program is designed as a sonic journey across Brazil. It begins with samba, the iconic dance of Brazilian culture, and continues with forró, the partner dance typical of the Northeast. The highlight is the live concert dedicated to Forró Pé de Serra, the most authentic and infectious repertoire from the Northeast, performed with accordion, zabumba, triangle, pandeiro, string instruments, and trombone: a warm, engaging sound that invites everyone to dance under the stars.

Typical cuisine and conviviality

Alongside the music, Brazilian gastronomy takes center stage, curated by a chef from the community. Visitors can savor traditional dishes and Brazilian specialties in an informal and welcoming atmosphere, where food becomes a way to share culture and connect. The outdoor garden setting makes the evening perfect for families, friends, and anyone curious to experience a piece of Brazil without leaving Rome.

A bridge between Brazil and the Capital

Noite Brasileira is much more than a concert: it is a meeting point for the large Brazilian community in the capital and for all Romans passionate about South American culture. In the Centocelle neighborhood of Rome's V Municipality, the festival turns the Tram Depot garden into a hub of rhythm, dance, and community, right in the middle of the city's summer. Free admission makes it an event open to all, symbolizing the ever-growing bond between Brazil and Rome, the capital of the Lazio region.

Why attend

• Live samba, forró, and Brazilian folk music
• Traditional Brazilian cuisine in an outdoor garden
• A free, inclusive experience in the heart of the Roman summer
• The authenticity of Rome's Brazilian community