Corinthians opens Memorial’s 20-year exhibition with tributes at Parque São Jorge | OneFootball

Corinthians opened an exhibition marking 20 years of the Memorial at Parque São Jorge, with tributes and a full house. The club said in a statement that the evening was highly emotional.

Cultural director Rafael Castilho unveiled rooms honouring Uriel Fernandes, known as Teleco, Tânia Piciocchi and Antônio de Almeida. Baltazar was also celebrated for his contribution and the centenary of his birth.

Eudir Trimboli, a member for 70 years, was honoured, while Débora D’Almeida Magalhães, daughter of Antônio de Almeida, spoke about his dedication and her family’s bond with the club.

Journalist Celso Unzelte, involved in conceiving the Memorial in 2006, shared memories, and the Cultural Department was applauded for its preservation work.

Castilho said the anniversary aligns symbolically with the centenary of Parque São Jorge. He said the turnout underlined the bond between fans and history, adding that the club’s formation story is a core asset beyond trophies or star names.

The Memorial offers an immersive route through club eras, with a recreated dressing room and players’ tunnel set to the sound of the Fiel. Panels honour names such as Basílio, Rivelino and Sócrates, with audiovisual, mural and interactive content.

Open Tuesday to Sunday. Hours: Tuesday to Friday 10:00-17:00, weekends and holidays 10:00-16:00. Tickets R$ 10,00 full, R$ 5,00 half, free for members and Fiel Torcedor.

Source: Meu Timao