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Festival de Artes Híbridas Opens Submissions for Fourth Edition in Sorocaba

festival-fair · 2026-10-08

The fourth edition of the Festival de Artes Híbridas invites applications from LGBTQIAPN+ artists aged 18 and older residing in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Paraná, or Minas Gerais until October 12. Scheduled for November 28 and 29 at Parque Natural da Biquinha in Sorocaba, SP, the festival welcomes proposals encompassing dance, music, visual arts, and more. Launched in 2021, the festival investigates art, territory, and audience engagement in non-traditional venues. There are two submission categories: Portfolio and Project. Announcements of selected proposals will occur on October 20. Registration is free and conducted online. The festival receives support from Fomento CultSP – PNAB nº 16/2025 and collaborates with Sesc Sorocaba and the Secretaria do Meio Ambiente. Additional details can be found on Instagram @festivaldearteshibridas.

Key facts

  • Application deadline: October 12
  • Festival dates: November 28 and 29
  • Location: Parque Natural da Biquinha, Sorocaba, São Paulo
  • Eligibility: LGBTQIAPN+ artists over 18 residing in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Paraná, or Minas Gerais
  • Artistic languages: dance, music, visual arts, installation, intervention, audiovisual, sound art, performance, and other hybrid formats
  • Two submission modalities: Portfolio and Project
  • Selected proposals announced on October 20
  • Funding: Fomento CultSP – PNAB nº 16/2025 – Fortalecimento da Cultura LGBTQIAPN+, Política Nacional Aldir Blanc de Fomento à Cultura, in partnership with Sesc Sorocaba and Secretaria do Meio Ambiente

Entities

Artists

  • Sttefânia Mendes

Institutions

  • Festival de Artes Híbridas
  • Sesc Sorocaba
  • Secretaria do Meio Ambiente
  • Política Nacional Aldir Blanc de Fomento à Cultura
  • Fomento CultSP
  • Dasartes

Locations

  • Sorocaba
  • Brazil
  • São Paulo
  • Rio de Janeiro
  • Paraná
  • Minas Gerais
  • Parque Natural da Biquinha

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