Aug 28, 2026

Aug 28, 2026

Another People Place

Another People Place

On Thursday, July 11th, Ponta-Cabeça brought traditional Brazilian rhythms and cultures of resistance to "A Summers Day on Civic Street," a block party hosted by Another People Place. Taking place in the newly renovated outdoor space at Glasgow's Civic House, the free, family-friendly afternoon served as a gathering to celebrate community and shared spaces. The event allowed us to connect with the crowd through storytelling, rhythmic experimentation, and collaborative performance, all core elements of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.

The day featured a supportive atmosphere and a diverse lineup of musical talent. Our set was complemented by Terra Kin's blend of jazz and folk, Kozyeli's hip-hop, and Mark Quinn's mix of underground and global dance sounds. We are grateful to everyone who came out to share this space, dance, and resist with us.

Location

Civic House

Ponta-Cabeça has been invited by Another People Place to bring our traditional Brazilian rhythms and cultures of resistance to their summer block party!

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Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.

SUPPORT PONTA-CABEÇA

Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.

SUPPORT PONTA-CABEÇA

Ponta-Cabeça believes financial barriers should never dictate access to social life and culture, which is why all of our events are Pay What You Can. This project does not receive any regular funding and is kept alive through donations, which directly support costs such as venue hire, hosting the website, paying artists, and bringing guardians of traditional knowledge to Glasgow.

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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.

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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.

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Ponta-cabeça is part of Christiano Mere’s artistic practice.