Gramado Natural through Sept. 27: where to watch live painting and what is free
Plan Sept. 25 to 27 around Lago Negro, V Habitat, Garden Park and Olivas, with a clear guide to free, sold-out and admission-based activities.
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The Qualifica Turismo Gramado session takes place Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. at ExpoGramado, with free registration open through Sept. 27.
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Gramado Bills 042 to 045/2026: proposed event rules, fees and support
The four bills cover licensing, sponsorships, event support and CFIT. See what is proposed, what already exists and what still depends on the City Council.
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National Cuca Contest in Gramado: 8 finalists, cities, judging criteria and September 19 final time
Eight finalists compete on September 19 at 10 a.m. at Senac Gramado. See their cities, the announced semifinal criteria and what remains unconfirmed.
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Oktoberfest Gramado 2026: how to choose the right day for Expogramado, Rua Coberta and Várzea Grande
An updated guide to choosing your Oktoberfest Gramado 2026 date by visitor profile, with the opening in Várzea Grande, concerts at Expogramado and a warning about changes to the Ru...
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Tour buses in Gramado: who needs prior registration and what information to provide
Since September 14, 2026, tourist excursion vehicles need prior registration in Gramado. See who files it, what data to prepare and what to check about the regional tour guide.
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Natal Luz 2026 in Gramado: dates, shows, tickets and traffic
A practical guide to Natal Luz 2026 in Gramado covering event dates, free attractions, main shows, ticket prices and what is already confirmed about mobility.
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Gramado Farroupilha Week 2026: September 18–20 schedule, parade, concerts and closing dance
Check the final three days of Gramado Farroupilha Week, what is happening at Praça das Etnias and why the September 20 closing dance requires attention to the venue.
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Plan Sept. 25 to 27 around Lago Negro, V Habitat, Garden Park and Olivas, with a clear guide to free, sold-out and admission-based activities.
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The Qualifica Turismo Gramado session takes place Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. at ExpoGramado, with free registration open through Sept. 27.
Read articleGramado Bills 042 to 045/2026: proposed event rules, fees and support
The four bills cover licensing, sponsorships, event support and CFIT. See what is proposed, what already exists and what still depends on the City Council.
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Gramado Events and Culture
Festivals, fairs, cinema, music, sports, and major events with useful information for residents and visitors.
Gramado Natural through Sept. 27: where to watch live painting and what is free
Plan Sept. 25 to 27 around Lago Negro, V Habitat, Garden Park and Olivas, with a clear guide to free, sold-out and admission-based activities.
Read articleNational Cuca Contest in Gramado: 8 finalists, cities, judging criteria and September 19 final time
Eight finalists compete on September 19 at 10 a.m. at Senac Gramado. See their cities, the announced semifinal criteria and what remains unconfirmed.
Read articleOktoberfest Gramado 2026: how to choose the right day for Expogramado, Rua Coberta and Várzea Grande
An updated guide to choosing your Oktoberfest Gramado 2026 date by visitor profile, with the opening in Várzea Grande, concerts at Expogramado and a warning about changes to the Ru...
Read articleNatal Luz 2026 in Gramado: dates, shows, tickets and traffic
A practical guide to Natal Luz 2026 in Gramado covering event dates, free attractions, main shows, ticket prices and what is already confirmed about mobility.
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Changes and decisions related to tourism explained through their impact on mobility, services, commerce, and daily life in Gramado.
Gramado Qualifica offers free Sept. 28 talk on customer service and brand experience
The Qualifica Turismo Gramado session takes place Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. at ExpoGramado, with free registration open through Sept. 27.
Read articleTour buses in Gramado: who needs prior registration and what information to provide
Since September 14, 2026, tourist excursion vehicles need prior registration in Gramado. See who files it, what data to prepare and what to check about the regional tour guide.
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City Hall, the City Council, public works, contracts, budgets, and public decisions followed through documents and context.
Gramado Bills 042 to 045/2026: proposed event rules, fees and support
The four bills cover licensing, sponsorships, event support and CFIT. See what is proposed, what already exists and what still depends on the City Council.
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