Passeio Cultural Primavera is a space where culture, nature and community meet. Learn about our history, our spaces and our team.
In 1984, Francisco and Daniela Grabowsky acquired the area where Passeio Cultural Primavera now stands, in the north of the island of Florianópolis.
Before the development, the land was already known for its natural exuberance and the striking presence of the ipê trees, the signature trees of the property. The family always believed the place could go beyond a simple address — and so the concept of a space that combines nature, architecture and culture was born.
Passeio Cultural Primavera is an invitation to a sensitive experience: a garden, a theater, a gallery, a mezzanine and a workshop where nature and work meet to open conversations about creation, memory and community life.


Passeio Cultural Primavera is the result of a partnership with Instituto Pedra Branca, an organization that works to preserve the environment and foster the cultural development of the region.
The collaboration between the two initiatives reinforces Passeio's commitment to sustainability and to the appreciation of local culture, bringing art and environment together in every project.
Passeio Cultural Primavera was born from the meeting between the sensibility of preserving nature and the desire to share culture. In every corner, the landscape of the ipês engages in dialogue with works of art, creating a unique experience.
More than an exhibition space, we are a meeting point between artists, visitors and nature.
Here, exhibitions, concerts, workshops and experiences intertwine to propose new ways of being, looking and listening.

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Diretora - Passeio Cultural Primavera A.Galeria
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