The Inhamuns Festival of Performing Arts is an integrated arts event held since 2005 in the interior of Ceará. It has training actions and an exhibition of shows of the most different scenic genres, national and international, presented in open and/or alternative spaces.

Attentive to the socioeconomic development of its community, in addition to generating work and income for the sector, the festival has its own currency (the Juká) that circulates freely throughout the event, enabling greater distribution of invested public resources.

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Originally thought of as a structuring event by the Ceará State Secretariat for Culture and carried out by the Associação Arte Jucá, an institution with two decades of experience, the Festival dos Inhamuns, in 17 years and 14 editions, has already offered more than 660 shows and 162 workshops, lectures, residencies and exhibitions completely free of charge, promoting access to culture in a region that is far from large centers, in the heart of the northeastern semi-arid region.