Category: Spaces 2024

The Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas, an organizational unit of the University of Lisbon, is a school geared towards teaching and research in the field of Social and Political Sciences. We are a centenary public university institution. Our school’s more than 100 years of experience have enabled us to accumulate knowledge that today enhances our ability to help our students/trainees find the right direction in an uncertain environment.

Objectives
Human, cultural, scientific, and technical training in the field of Social and Political Sciences;
To carry out fundamental and applied research;
Exchange in the field of Social and Political Sciences;
Contribution to international cooperation and rapprochement between peoples;
Providing services to the community.

Capacity: 150

Contact Person: Helena Marujo

Contact number: +351 213 619 430

Website: https://www.iscsp.ulisboa.pt/pt

Facilities: Toilets, Bar

GPS: 38.71380246340011, -9.19812913264266

The NOVA FCT Library develops a dual activity of implementing information literacy and supporting scientific research complemented by a strong cultural interface.
The creation of the FCT FabLab was another innovative and imaginative addition contributing to “do it yourself”..

Capacity: 72

Contact Person: José Moura

Contact number: +351 212 94 78 29

Website: https://www.biblioteca.fct.unl.pt

Facilities: Toilets, Bar

GPS: 38.66129910883048, -9.205364999999999

Through the analysis of lyrics taken from repertoire varied over time (from popular songs from previous eras to current topics) we will delve into places, traditions, festivities, etc. We will learn about cultural aspects with a contextualized critical vision, reflecting ourselves in a mirror that travels in time and understanding that we are constantly evolving and that music shows us the moment in which we are.

Capacity: 25

Contact Person: Vicenta Gisbert Caudeli

Contact number: +34627519552

Website: https://www.facebook.com/Yeles.CasaCultura/about

Facilities: Toilets, Parking

GPS: 40.120787072779876, -3.8021328472629103

The National Museum of Ethnology is inseparable from the history of Portuguese anthropology. In it, a fundamental dimension of the work of the pioneers of this discipline in the country is projected. From the Center for Ethnology Studies, which he has directed since 1947, Jorge Dias and those who will accompany him in subsequent years, Margot Dias, Ernesto Veiga de Oliveira, Fernando Galhano and Benjamim Pereira, among others, begin an extensive and continuous research on elements of material culture that, years later, would also be collected to form the museum’s collections. The path of that anthropologist will lead him and Margot Dias to the north of Mozambique where, in successive periods of fieldwork, starting in 1957, they will build a solid ethnography about the Maconde people. The partial result of that investigation will be the subject of an exhibition held in Lisbon in 1959 and it is in this context that the explicit intention of creating a Museum of Ethnology arises. In 1965 the museum was created with the ambitious program of representing the cultures of the peoples of the globe, not being restricted, therefore, neither to Portugal nor to the overseas domains under its administration.

Capacity: 250

Contact Person: Secretary

Contact number: +351213041160

Website: https://mnetnologia.wordpress.com/about/

Facilities: Toilets, Bar

GPS: 37.673857, -8.656502