July is winter and vacation month at Inhotim! During this period, Inhotim hosts musical performances, educational activities, creative workshops, guided tours of the collection, and initiatives focused on promoting the cultures and communities of Brumadinho. 

Highlights include the Learning Showcase from the Inhotim School of Music , the Youth Forum of LAB Arte & Natureza , the Open Class of LAB Jardim , and the fourth edition of the Brumadinho Experience.

The program also includes activities from the Circulating Workshop , which occupies various spaces in the museum and botanical garden, and Conversations about the Collection , which encourage visitors to delve deeper into the works, gardens, and exhibitions. In addition, the Next Stop project expands access to Inhotim for the residents of Parque da Cachoeira through free transportation to the museum.

Be sure to visit the long-term exhibitions currently on display, such as Dupla cura, by Dalton Paula; Tororoma (2026), by David Jesus of the Birth; Contraplano (2026), by Lais Myrrha; Ru Jub’ulik Achik’ – Aromas de um sonho, by Edgar Calel; Esconjuro, by Paulo Nazareth; O Barco (2021), by Grada Kilomba; Giro (2023), by Luana Vitra; Homo sapiens sapiens, by Pipilotti Rist; is Apenas depois da chuva (2024), by Rebeca Carapiá. 

In July, you have one more day to visit Inhotim: the park is open from Tuesday to Friday, from 9:30 am to 16:30 pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays, from 9:30 am to 17:30 pm. 

Entry is free on Wednesdays and on the last Sunday of the month, the 26th, with advance booking via Sympla . Residents of Brumadinho registered in the Nosso Inhotim program also have free access.

Consult the free Inhotim guide and plan your visit.