Events and Culture24/09/2026Redação Aracaju3 min readUpdated on 28/09/2026

Descubra Aracaju, Sept. 25 to 27: shows, times and venues by day

See the free Descubra Aracaju schedule for September 25 to 27, with performance times, acts and venues at Mirante, Augusto Franco and Praça Tobias Barreto.

Cena de evento ao ar livre ao entardecer em Aracaju, com famílias, palco iluminado e elementos gráficos destacando Mirante, Augusto Franco, Tobias Barreto e as datas 25, 26 e 27/9.

From Friday, September 25, through Sunday, September 27, Descubra Aracaju will offer three evenings of free programming at different locations across the city. For anyone planning a family outing without mixing up dates and venues, the route is straightforward: Friday at Mirante da 13 de Julho, Saturday at Praça da Juventude in Conjunto Augusto Franco, and Sunday at Praça Tobias Barreto.

The schedule released by Aracaju City Hall features two performances each evening and is organized by the Municipal Tourism Department (Setur), in partnership with the Federation of Commerce of Goods, Services and Tourism of Sergipe (Fecomércio/SE).

Descubra Aracaju schedule from September 25 to 27

DateVenueAreaTimeAct
Sept. 25, FridayMirante da 13 de Julho13 de Julho neighborhood6:00 p.m.Sophia Luna
Sept. 25, FridayMirante da 13 de Julho13 de Julho neighborhood8:00 p.m.Seasons
Sept. 26, SaturdayPraça da Juventude do Conjunto Augusto FrancoFarolândia5:00 p.m.Pagode do HB
Sept. 26, SaturdayPraça da Juventude do Conjunto Augusto FrancoFarolândia7:00 p.m.Jailson do Acordeon
Sept. 27, SundayPraça Tobias BarretoSão José6:00 p.m.Bruna Ribeiro
Sept. 27, SundayPraça Tobias BarretoSão José8:00 p.m.Forró Graduando

Friday, September 25: Mirante da 13 de Julho

Friday's program starts at 6:00 p.m. with Sophia Luna. At 8:00 p.m., the band Seasons takes the stage with a classic rock repertoire, according to the official announcement. Mirante da 13 de Julho is in the neighborhood of the same name and is a well-known spot along the promenade, overlooking the Sergipe River and mangroves.

For families who prefer to arrive before it gets fully dark, the first show offers an earlier time slot. Anyone planning to stay for both performances can account for the period between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. when organizing transportation, food and how long to remain at the venue.

Saturday, September 26: Praça da Juventude in Augusto Franco

On Saturday, the program begins earlier, at 5:00 p.m., with Pagode do HB. At 7:00 p.m., Jailson do Acordeon takes the stage, bringing forró into the evening lineup. Praça da Juventude is located in Conjunto Augusto Franco, in the Farolândia neighborhood.

This is the earliest start among the three days covered in this guide. That may make it easier for families with children or for anyone who prefers an outing in the late afternoon and early evening.

Sunday, September 27: Praça Tobias Barreto

Sunday closes this Descubra Aracaju sequence at Praça Tobias Barreto, in the São José neighborhood. Bruna Ribeiro performs at 6:00 p.m., followed by Forró Graduando at 8:00 p.m.

For those who want to finish the weekend with free cultural programming in a public space, Sunday repeats the two-act format with performances two hours apart.

Which day fits your plans best?

  • Friday, Sept. 25: Mirante da 13 de Julho, with Sophia Luna at 6:00 p.m. and Seasons at 8:00 p.m.
  • Saturday, Sept. 26: Praça da Juventude in Augusto Franco, with Pagode do HB at 5:00 p.m. and Jailson do Acordeon at 7:00 p.m.
  • Sunday, Sept. 27: Praça Tobias Barreto, with Bruna Ribeiro at 6:00 p.m. and Forró Graduando at 8:00 p.m.

All events listed in this guide were announced as free. Since organizers may update times or programming, it is worth checking the official notice before leaving, especially if you are traveling from another part of the city.

Source: Aracaju City Hall, schedule published on September 23, 2026.

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