Thinking Tomorrow is an innovative book collection developed by the Museum of Tomorrow in partnership with guest editors. CAN A ROBOT BE RACIST? The first volume, entitled "Can a robot be racist? and other questions about the future of technology," features five fascinating articles on the...

Since 2016, the One Voice Choir has existed in the city of Rio de Janeiro, composed of people in situations of social vulnerability and homelessness. The project began as part of the international initiative With One Voice, spearheaded by the NGO Streetwise Opera in England during the London...

Located in the heart of Rio de Janeiro's Port Zone, a vibrant area known as Little Africa, the Museum of Tomorrow is not just a building; it's a link that strengthens ties with the surrounding communities. Recognizing the region and its residents as drivers of profound transformations, the Museum...

A social and cultural mobilization project, Entre Museus unfolds in a series of actions designed especially for students and teachers from schools and social organizations in the port region of Rio, the "Neighbors of Tomorrow." One of the challenges is to offer more democratic access to residents...

An incubator of ideas for tomorrow, the Ideas Lab proposes the use of creative and practical workshops to help young people map and create solutions that solve problems in their own territory, also valuing local culture and its roots. Combining culture and technology, the project creates a...

The Museum of Tomorrow's Podcast is an initiative aimed at expanding the dialogue about science, culture, and the future, connecting the public to themes that permeate the museum's exhibitions and research. In each episode, experts, thinkers, and guests from different fields discuss issues ranging...

GINGA is a program of art and technology workshops that addresses themes present in the exhibitions on display at the Laboratory of Activities of Tomorrow. Collectives and artists dedicated to reflecting on the futures of art and technology are invited to activate their practices in the...

The "Sempre Um Papo – Palavra Acesa" project is a series of meetings that invites prominent figures in literature and the arts to reflect on significant poems from our history. The meetings take place live in auditoriums, theaters, and museums. In 39 years of operation, more than 7,000 events...

The Museum in the Street is an educational and cultural mediation program of the Museum of Tomorrow that transcends the institution's boundaries to occupy the city's public spaces. Through narrative tours, workshops, and guided visits, the project explores historically and culturally significant...

Spring of Museums is an annual cultural event promoted by the Brazilian Institute of Museums (Ibram), which takes place at the beginning of spring, in September This event was created to strengthen the relationship between museums and society, promoting the appreciation of Brazilian cultural...

National Museum Week is an annual event promoted by the Brazilian Institute of Museums (Ibram) in celebration of International Museum Day, celebrated on May 18th. The Museum of Tomorrow is part of this national program with activities that align with its mission to explore the present and imagine...