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Sarau de Samba: Brazilian Samba Roots Experience

Sun, Oct 18, 2026at 2:00 PM
7300 MacArthur Boulevard, Glen Echo, MD
$16
Featuring: Pablo Regis, André Coelho, Mariana Triginelli

Sarau de Samba is EducArte’s monthly celebration of Afro-Brazilian culture and the communal traditions of Rio de Janeiro–style samba. Hosted at historic Glen Echo Park, the event combines live music, dance, singing, and audience participation in an energetic gathering for people of all experience levels.

Local Brazilian performers Pablo Regis, André Coelho, and Mariana Triginelli lead an ensemble through samba styles ranging from Golden Age classics and choro to modern pagode and lively carnival rhythms. The program begins with a beginner dance lesson, followed by opportunities to dance, sing, and play instruments alongside the musicians. No prior experience, dance partner, or instrument is required.

When: October 18, 2026

Showtimes: 2:00–5:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 18

Run time: The listed schedule spans three hours.

Tickets: $16

Lineup: Pablo Regis, André Coelho, Mariana Triginelli, and a dynamic ensemble of Brazilian musicians and dancers

Ages: All ages; the event is family-friendly and welcomes people of all backgrounds and skill levels.

Venue: Glen Echo Park, 7300 MacArthur Blvd., Glen Echo, MD 20812

Presented by: EducArte in partnership with Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts & Culture

Activities: The event includes a beginner samba dance lesson and interactive opportunities to dance, sing, and play instruments with the performers.

Food and drink: Available for purchase at the venue.

Parking: Ample free parking is available in a large lot off Oxford Road, reached from MacArthur Boulevard.

Accessibility: No accessibility information is currently available for this event.

Contact: (202) 450-8541; educarte@educarteinc.org

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