Club for women interested in art, literature, sciences and social issues, and in a life of continuous learning
The Lyceum International Lisbon Club aims to bring together women who are interested in art, literature, science and social problems and who wish to:
- develop relationships between them based on an ideal of friendship, solidarity and mutual aid, in order to better know, understand and help each other;
- contribute to the promotion of knowledge of the cultural, regional and local heritage;
- establish friendly relations with women from other countries, whether or not they belong to other Clubs.
To this end, the Club provides a series of cultural activities, such as: guided tours of museums, palaces and other places of cultural interest; travel to different locations in Portugal and Spain; teas with thematic debates with the presence of speakers; visits to exhibitions; among others. See our activity programs.
The Lisbon Club is affiliated in the International Association of Lyceum Clubs (IALC).
Latest news
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Guided tour of the Church of the Child God
The Church of the Child God was commissioned by King João V to fulfil a vow when his male heir was born and to house a venerated image of the Child God, reputed to be miraculous. Construction began in 1711, according to a plan by the royal architect João Antunes, and was then continued byContinue…
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Guided tour of MACAM
On 16 April, the Club went on a guided tour of the new museum in Lisbon – the Armando Martins Museum of Contemporary Art, housed in the historic Palace of the Counts of Ribeira Grande. The new museum is the result of Armando Martins’ private collection, with around 600 works, dedicated to modern Portuguese andContinue…
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Tea at CMN – Alexandre O’Neill
We began the second quarter with a ‘Conversation on Alexander O’Neill’, on the 100th anniversary of his birth. A text written and read by Solange focussing on her life, work and personality. A poet of surrealism, amusing, fantastical, incomprehensible and who knew how to laugh, above all at himself. Founder of the Lisbon Surrealist GroupContinue…