Brazil For All Experience has been building its presence through projects, activations and partnerships in Los Angeles.
Santa Monica Pier · California
Santa Monica, California · Coming up 2027
Brazil For All turns one of California's most iconic destinations, the Santa Monica Pier, into a stage for celebrating Brazilian diversity, bringing together culture, entertainment and tourism in an experience with international reach.
With more than 12 million visitors a year, the Pier offers exceptional potential for visibility and connection with local and international audiences. Among surveyed visitors, 91% say they are highly likely to return.
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BRFA served as International Cultural Supporter of Carta a um Jovem Ator (Letter to a Young Actor), a monologue starring João Vithor Oliveira and inspired by the work of Domingos Oliveira, honoring the playwright's legacy. The play was presented at Teatro Municipal Domingos Oliveira in Rio de Janeiro.
Teatro Municipal Domingos Oliveira · Rio de Janeiro
BRFA served as Cultural Partner of Leo From Rio: Icons, a musical cabaret by Brazilian artist Leopold Nunan celebrating great icons of Brazilian and Latin music, blending samba, bossa nova, bolero, soul and tropical jazz. The performance took place at the West Hollywood City Council Chambers in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.
West Hollywood City Council Chambers · West Hollywood, Los Angeles
BRFA served as Industry Partner of The Hour of the Star, the official stage adaptation of Clarice Lispector's A Hora da Estrela, bringing Macabéa's story to North American audiences. The play was presented at the Broadwater Black Box Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Broadwater Black Box Theatre · Hollywood, Los Angeles
BRFA served as Co-producer and Cultural Partner of Made in Brasil – Solo Works, a festival of solo performances and monologues by Brazilian artists celebrating immigrant identity, the Brazilian diaspora and cultural diversity. The festival was held at Highways Performance Space in Santa Monica, Los Angeles.
Highways Performance Space · Santa Monica, Los Angeles
BRFA served as Industry Partner of EAT, a bilingual Brazilian psychological thriller addressing immigration, the exploitation of human labor, consumption and survival. The play was presented at the Marilyn Monroe Theatre in West Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Marilyn Monroe Theatre · West Hollywood, Los Angeles
In institutional collaboration with the festival, BRFA created a culinary and cultural experience at the 2025 edition of the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival (LABRFF), which promotes Brazilian cinema in the United States, presenting Brazilian sweets such as quindim, gourmet tapioca cuscuz and brigadeiros, along with their stories and Afro-Indigenous and Portuguese influences. The experience took place at The Culver Theater in Culver City, Los Angeles.
The Culver Theater · Culver City, Los Angeles
BRFA created a culinary and cultural experience at the Latin American Heritage Event, a celebration of Latin cultural heritage organized by the school community for students, families and friends, presenting Brazilian sweets such as quindim, gourmet tapioca cuscuz and brigadeiros, along with their stories and Afro-Indigenous and Portuguese influences. BRFA's first initiative in Los Angeles, held at Ocean Charter School in Los Angeles.
Ocean Charter School · Los Angeles
Project approved under Brazil's Federal Culture Incentive Law.
Institutional recognition and support for the initiative.
