Every Sunday morning until about 2pm one can stroll at the hippie fair. It's a huge open air market where they sell furniture, paintings, souvenirs, children's clothes, jewellery, bags & shoes. You can purchase local food & beer. It's definitely worthwhile to visit the largest Sunday market in the entire state. Afterwards you can go for a walk in the... More

Believe: this is one of the most famous street fair in Brazil. In the vicinities of fair you can see many buses with licenses from far states. People come from the south and north of Brazil, thousands of miles! yes!, to buy here and re-sale in their cities. The prices are cheap so the seller "do their party" here. For... More

The highlight, really, is the meat on a stick in the food area! We also enjoyed watching some people doing capoeira (Brazilian dance/fighting). And the park that borders the street is a great place to wander, play, listen to music if there's a band playing, and picnic. Vendors sell cheap jewelry, clothes, house decor, baby items, etc. Not a whole... More

if you like open air markets/ fairs, you will surely enjoy the Hippie Fair that only happens on Sunday morning at Av. Alfonso Pena in front of the Municipal Park. I was there from about 10am and only left at 1pm (only because the man got bored). so, if you are going with male company, do make sure he is... More