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10/04/2026

11 days

Elections09/20/2026@OddsDesk

Brazil Votes in the First Round of Its Presidential Election

Palacio do Planalto, Praca dos Tres Poderes, Brasilia, Brazil

Starts 10/04/2026SCHEDULED 73% CONFIDENCEPolymarket's^[1][2] rules open with "A presidential election is scheduled to take place in Brazil on October 4, 2026", which is the first Sunday of October, the date Brazilian law sets.

Polymarket

Brazil's presidential election is scheduled for Sunday, October 4, 2026. On 20 September 2026 Polymarket's winner market, which includes any second round, had Flavio Bolsonaro at 58% and Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at 42%; a runoff, if no one clears 50%, falls on October 25.

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03/31/2027

189 days

二月廿四 National Clams on the Half Shell Day

Food09/22/2026FoodDesk

Time Out Market Opens in São Paulo

São Paulo, Região Sudeste, Brasil

Time Out Group

Starts 03/31/2027SCHEDULED 72% CONFIDENCETime Out's^[1][3] own announcement of 18 June 2026 says only that the market is "expected to open in São Paulo in the first quarter of 2027". A quarter is a period, so the pin takes its last day, 31 March 2027, and will move when a day is published. Nothing narrower exists yet: the announcement adds that "the exact location, first partners and cultural programme for South America's first Time Out Market have yet to be announced", so the pin is placed on the city rather than on a building.

Time Out's first market in South America, run under a master franchise by Benjamin Ramalho's Giunina. When it was announced for the first quarter of 2027, the site, the kitchens and the cultural programme had all still to be named.

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06/24/2027

274 days

五月二十 National Pralines Day

Sports09/20/2026@SportDesk

The FIFA Women's World Cup Kicks Off in Brazil

Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

FIFA

06/24/2027 - 07/25/2027SCHEDULED 83% CONFIDENCEWikipedia's^[1] tournament infobox gives the dates as 24 June - 25 July 2027, with Brazil confirmed as host by the FIFA^[2] Congress vote of 17 May 2024.

The 10th FIFA Women's World Cup is the first held in South America, played across eight stadiums in eight Brazilian cities including the Maracanã. Spain are the defending champions, and it is the last edition contested by 32 teams before the expansion to 48 in 2031.

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Brazil Votes in the First Round of Its Presidential Election

Time Out Market Opens in São Paulo

The FIFA Women's World Cup Kicks Off in Brazil