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Eva’s Concerts is a series of monthly concerts held at the Eva Klabin Museum, offering a diverse range of the highest quality. Curated by Tomaz Soares, the program encompasses both classical and popular music in performances by renowned soloists and ensembles, exploring different musical genres and styles.

Over the years, the project has featured Brazilian music alongside international repertoires, combining well-known works with new compositions for a variety of instruments, including piano, harp, guitar, flute, and accordion. The concerts also reinforce our educational and cultural mission, promoting accessibility and audience engagement, and celebrating music as a universal language.

Eva’s Youth Concerts is a series that introduces children and young people to the world of music through interactive, educational concerts that explore different instruments and musical styles. Held in the auditorium, the concerts feature a varied repertoire of well-known classical works as well as adaptations of popular pieces.

Curated by Tomaz Soares, the series has introduced audiences to a range of instruments, from the flute, bassoon, and oboe to the French horn, tuba, percussion instruments, guitar, violin, and piano, not to mention the human voice. The concerts provide engaging, entertaining experiences that awaken musical curiosity and sensitize younger and older audiences alike.

Sunset is a project curated by Rodrigo Andrade that fills the museum’s garden with music. With its intimate format, perfect for the late afternoon, the program celebrates the diversity and power of contemporary Brazilian music. The concerts are always held at 5 p.m. on Saturdays, giving visitors a unique sensory experience.

The series has showcased such singular artists as Ana Frango Elétrico, Anelis Assumpção, Assucena, Chico Chico, Juliana Linhares, and Mahmundi. Sunset underlines Eva Klabin Museum’s commitment to introducing the public to art in its most varied of languages, consolidating its place on the Rio cultural scene.