Inaugurated in the late 1920s to host livestock exhibitions, fairs, and animal production in São Paulo, the Tattersal is a living heritage preserved for future generations. It connects past and future, keeping the history and memory of Água Branca Park alive.
This revitalization marks a new chapter for the Tattersal, reaffirming its purpose as a versatile venue. The space expands the park’s cultural offerings, becoming a dynamic gathering point for art, events, and the local community.
For decades, the Tattersal served as the state’s main stage for livestock auctions. Now fully revitalized, it preserves its original architecture and historical identity while adapting to welcome new audiences and fresh experiences within the park.