The Climate Finance of Tomorrow program is a partnership between the Museum of Tomorrow and the Climate and Society Institute (iCS), created to stimulate broader and more diverse participation in debates on finance and climate, especially in the context of COP 30, which Brazil will host. The...

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...

Guanabara Bay has stories to tell. And so do we.The Museum of Tomorrow presents Letters to Guanabara Bay, an original series produced by the Observatory of Tomorrow and the UNESCO Chair in Planetary Well-being and Regenerative Anticipation. Throughout each episode, experts, fisherwomen, and...

The "Evidence of Black Cultures" program integrates the engagement actions of the Museum of Tomorrow, fitting into proposals aimed at the continuity of mediations and community connections, especially with the port region of Rio de Janeiro, known as Little Africa. Initiated in 2016, the program...