Brazilian Cultural Center (Singapore)

Brazilian Cultural Center (Singapore) Brazilian Cultural Center The Brazilian Cultural Center was founded in 2008 by Contra Mestre Silvio do Berimbau of Recife, Brazil.

The project started humbly as a school of capoeira for the Acao Quilombo Capoeira Group and has since expanded into a center of learning for those interested in knowing more about authentic Brazilian culture, music, dances, sports and language.

09/04/2021

A feature by the Women in Sport Committee (SNOC)

19/03/2019
04/02/2018

Staying in touch with tradition and fundamentals.
This week’s focus is on Mestre Bimba’s first sequence

Water BreaksJust as important as training 🙂
03/02/2018

Water Breaks

Just as important as training 🙂

Water Break

Frequent water breaks to keep our little Capoeiristas hydrated and cool.

Saturday mornings
03/02/2018

Saturday mornings

Matias rocking the style department on a sunny Saturday morning

Students weathered a big storm to make it to training. It’s a dedicated group. 🙂
19/01/2018

Students weathered a big storm to make it to training.
It’s a dedicated group. 🙂

The little ones watch and copyChose their role models carefully
18/01/2018

The little ones watch and copy
Chose their role models carefully

Super Samuel and Mighty May

We all have our alter egos

What is yours?

Bananeira Walking on our hands is a common affair
18/01/2018

Bananeira
Walking on our hands is a common affair

Shiv and Kaile walking on their hands on a Saturday morning 🙂

Address

100 Turf Club Road (Horse City)
Singapore
287992

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 19:30
Tuesday 10:00 - 18:30
Wednesday 11:00 - 19:30
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 11:00 - 19:15
Saturday 10:00 - 17:30
Sunday 10:00 - 13:15

Telephone

+6564658887

Website

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