On 15 April, the Centro Cultural de Bel\u00e9m (CCB) presented its strategic plan for 2026\u20132030, \u201cRE-VISITAR\u201d, which seeks to redefine the institution as a space for encounter between creation, thought and society, reinforcing its cultural centrality in Lisbon, Portugal and Europe.<\/p>\n
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Starting from the idea of \u201clooking again\u201d, the plan recognises the need to rethink practices and renew the relationship between society and the arts, within a European context marked by transformation and uncertainty. At national level, the development of the Bel\u00e9m\u2013Tejo axis creates an opportunity to strengthen the CCB\u2019s role as a forum for thought and experimentation.<\/p>\n
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The document is the result of a collaborative process involving stakeholders, the community and internal teams, combining strong institutional foundations with a commitment to diversity and change. Its purpose centres on the valuing of art, artists and audiences, affirming values such as freedom and diversity.<\/p>\n
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The vision sets out a CCB with a strong capacity to attract national and international audiences. Its mission defines the CCB as a space for experience and exchange between creation and society, supported by values such as hospitality, diversity, participation and knowledge.<\/p>\n
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The strategy is structured around three main strands: European Culture, strengthening international positioning and academic and artistic connections; New Audiences, focused on engaging younger generations and renewing the visitor experience; and Territorial Curatorship, which seeks to redefine the CCB within the city and strengthen the Tejo\u2013Bel\u00e9m cultural ecosystem.<\/p>\n
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The plan responds to new audience expectations, prioritising accessible, engaging and high-quality experiences. Its implementation is based on strengthening infrastructure, ensuring economic sustainability, updating technology and developing partnerships.<\/p>\n
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In summary, \u201cRE-VISITAR\u201d proposes a more open, international and engaged CCB, affirming culture as a force for freedom, diversity and the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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