Meeting: 2:00 PM at Rio & Learn
Cost: R$ 250.00
Includes: Round-trip transportation from and back to the school + Feijoada + Ticket for the samba event
On April 23rd, Rio de Janeiro celebrates one of the city’s most beloved, symbolic, and meaningful dates: Saint George’s Day. In the state of Rio de Janeiro, the date is even an official holiday, which shows just how present Saint George is in the culture, the faith, and the hearts of the cariocas. For many people, this day goes far beyond a religious celebration. It is a moment of devotion, gratitude, protection, strength, and togetherness, lived intensely in the streets, at samba circles, and in the gatherings that take over the city.
But after all, what does Saint George’s Day mean? Known as the warrior saint, Saint George represents courage, resilience, and the ability to face life’s battles with faith. His image is deeply connected to protection and perseverance, values that lead so many devotees to turn to him in difficult times. In Rio de Janeiro, this celebration becomes even more powerful because of its connection to popular faith and religious syncretism, making the day especially meaningful for many people.
And of course, in Rio, such an important date would hardly be celebrated without what cariocas do best: bringing people together, sharing great food, toasting to life, and letting samba lead the party. That is where the traditional Saint George feijoada comes in, a celebration that brings faith and joy together in a very special way. More than just a meal, feijoada in this context is a true gathering of friends, music, devotion, and good energy.
The tradition of feijoada with samba on Saint George’s Day is already part of the spirit of the celebration. It is a warm, festive, and very Brazilian way to honor the warrior saint. Around a good table, with a full plate, ice-cold beer, and samba in the air, the day becomes a complete experience: spiritual, cultural, and social all at once. It is a celebration that feels just like Rio — intense, joyful, musical, and full of life.
And that is exactly how we are going to experience this date this year. We are going to celebrate Saint George with a delicious feijoada, lots of samba, plenty of celebration, and that contagious energy that turns any afternoon into an unforgettable memory. It will be the perfect moment to dive into an authentic carioca tradition, feel the special atmosphere of this holiday, and enjoy an experience full of flavor, music, and togetherness.
Our meeting will be at 2:00 PM at Rio & Learn, and from there we will head out to enjoy a special afternoon of celebration. The price is R$ 250.00, and it includ round-trip transportation, feijoada, and your ticket for the samba event. In other words, all you need to do is arrive ready to enjoy, celebrate, and experience Rio in a real and vibrant way.
If you want to experience the city in an authentic way, this is the perfect opportunity. Join us for an afternoon of faith, culture, food, music, and fun, celebrating Saint George’s Day with lots of samba, a great feijoada, and of course, an ice-cold beer.
Come celebrate with us and experience one of Rio de Janeiro’s most special traditions!
Yasmin Teixeira is Rio & Learn’s RioLIVE! Supervisor, bringing a strong background in hospitality, tourism, and event operations, which makes her a perfect match for leading unforgettable experiences in Rio. With hands-on experience coordinating corporate events and service teams in major hotels, she’s skilled at planning logistics, ensuring high service standards, and delivering smooth, guest-focused execution from start to finish. Her international experience in Germany and a natural talent for welcoming and assisting people means she knows how to create a warm, organized, and engaging environment for our students. Yasmin blends professionalism, energy, and attention to detail, exactly what RioLIVE! needs to run with excellence.
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