Oca

The center features rotating exhibitions that highlight indigenous art forms and traditions.

Yes, visitors can participate in workshops to learn traditional crafts and techniques.

Yes, there is a gift shop offering authentic indigenous art and souvenirs.

Guided tours are available to provide in-depth information about the exhibits and cultural significance.

Yes, visitors can engage with indigenous artisans during special events and demonstrations.

Photography is allowed in designated areas, but flash photography is prohibited.

Oca hosts cultural performances, music events, and festivals throughout the year.

Yes, there is a cafe serving traditional Brazilian cuisine and refreshments.

The center offers interactive activities and workshops for children to learn about indigenous cultures.

Oca is wheelchair accessible with facilities to accommodate visitors with disabilities.