Quem Somos

Sobre o Beagazinha

Conheça a história, o propósito e as pessoas que sonharam uma agenda infantil acolhedora para famílias de Belo Horizonte.

A modern indoor kids’ tech and coding workshop environment captured with photographic realism. On a long, light-wood table rest several small, colorful educational robots, tablet devices with abstract, icon-based interfaces (no legible text), and chunky building blocks arranged like miniature cityscapes. The robots’ casings are painted in diverse, cheerful patterns, hinting at inclusivity and creativity. Behind the table, a large mural-style wall graphic suggests Belo Horizonte’s skyline and hills in simplified, playful shapes and bright colors. Overhead pendant lights cast a soft, even illumination, creating subtle reflections on the tablets and robots. The mood is curious, energetic, and modern, with a clean composition shot at eye level and moderate depth of field, ideal for illustrating children’s programming and STEM events in a welcoming, family-oriented space.
A vibrant, modern children’s event portal homepage imagined as a colorful wooden activity table seen from a slightly elevated angle. On the table, bright illustrated event tickets, mini theater stages, tiny book covers, and playful music notes are crafted from cardboard and felt, each labeled with simple iconography instead of text. In the background, an out-of-focus panoramic photographic view of Belo Horizonte’s skyline with its distinctive hills and contemporary buildings glows in soft afternoon light. The lighting is warm and inviting, highlighting glossy, colorful surfaces and casting gentle shadows. The mood is playful and welcoming, with photographic realism and a clean, modern aesthetic, suggesting a friendly digital hub for families without showing any people.

Por que criamos o Beagazinha

Acreditamos que toda criança merece viver a cidade. Reunimos, em um só lugar, programações infantis de BH, destacando opções gratuitas, acessíveis e diversas. Quer trazer seu evento ou ideia? Fale com a gente.

Fale conosco

Time Beagazinha

A whimsical indoor stage area set up for a children’s theater and music event in Belo Horizonte, rendered in photographic realism. A small wooden platform stage is draped with bright, layered curtains in teal, yellow, and magenta, with paper lanterns and star-shaped cutouts hanging above. On the stage floor, colorful masks, miniature instruments, and hand puppets rest neatly in open boxes, suggesting diverse stories and cultures. At the foot of the stage, low cushions and beanbags of different patterns form a cozy, semi-circular seating zone. Soft, warm spotlighting illuminates the stage while the audience area remains gently dim, creating a magical yet safe atmosphere. Captured from a slightly elevated angle, the composition invites viewers into a playful world of performances and family events without showing any characters.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Jornalista e mãe, conecta famílias e espaços culturais de BH, cuidando da curadoria da Agenda Beagazinha com muito afeto.

A cozy, colorful children’s reading and play corner representing a family event space, captured in photographic realism. A low circular rug with bright geometric patterns lies on smooth wooden flooring, scattered with oversized plush alphabet blocks, wooden animal toys, and open picture books featuring simple, cheerful illustrations. Against the wall, modular shelves display craft supplies and board games in neatly arranged bins. A large window reveals blurred greenery and hints of Belo Horizonte apartment buildings outside. Soft, diffused morning light pours in, creating a calm yet playful atmosphere with gentle shadows and subtle highlights on textures. Shot at eye level with moderate depth of field, the composition feels inviting and safe, symbolizing a welcoming environment for children and families without any human figures.

Mateo García

CTO

Produtor cultural, articula parcerias com teatros, museus e praças, aproximando novos projetos infantis da comunidade e da nossa plataforma.

A cheerful weekend science and art fair scene focused on hands-on kids’ activities, in vivid photographic realism. Long tables under simple canopy structures are covered with bright tablecloths, each hosting different stations: bubbling, safe-looking chemistry sets; colorful paper circuits; cardboard rockets; and paint-splattered easels with abstract artwork. Icons on small upright boards indicate activity types instead of text. The setting is a sunny Belo Horizonte plaza, with recognizable modern buildings and distant hills blurred in the background. Late morning sunlight creates lively, crisp shadows and sparkling highlights on glass jars and metallic tools. Shot from a slightly elevated three-quarter angle, the composition feels busy yet organized, conveying an energetic, exploratory mood that showcases both free and paid educational events for kids and families, all without human figures.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engenheiro

O Beagazinha nasceu de um grupo de mães, pais e profissionais da cultura que vivem, amam e circulam por Belo Horizonte com crianças. Somos jornalistas, produtoras culturais, designers e educadores que sentiram falta de um lugar único, confiável e bem organizado para descobrir o que fazer com os pequenos na cidade — especialmente opções gratuitas, acessíveis e perto de casa. Aqui, pesquisamos, checamos informações, organizamos a Agenda Beagazinha com carinho e conversamos de perto com teatros, museus, praças, coletivos e projetos de bairro. Nosso compromisso é com a diversidade, a inclusão e a segurança: queremos que cada família, de qualquer região da cidade e de qualquer orçamento, se sinta acolhida para explorar BH e criar memórias felizes junto com a gente.

A bright outdoor scene in photographic realism depicting a family-friendly cultural festival in Belo Horizonte without showing people. Colorful fabric tents form a semi-circle in a city park, each tent marked with bold icons like a theater mask, paint palette, and musical note. In the foreground, low tables hold neatly arranged craft materials—colored paper, blunt scissors, glue sticks, and eco-friendly paint pots—alongside playful wooden toys representing diverse families through varied shapes, hair textures, and clothing patterns. In the background, the distinctive curves of Pampulha Modern Ensemble–inspired architecture and green hills are softly blurred. Late afternoon golden light bathes the scene, creating long, gentle shadows and a joyful, festive atmosphere. Captured from a slightly low angle, the composition emphasizes inclusivity, culture, and playful discovery.

Leila Haddad

Designer

Desenvolvedora, garante que a Agenda Beagazinha funcione leve no celular, com filtros úteis, favoritar eventos e formulários simples.