Sesc Pinheiros, Cultural and social center in Pinheiros district, São Paulo, Brazil.

Sesc Pinheiros is a cultural and leisure center designed by architect Miguel Juliano and opened in September 2004, with 35,259 m² of built area. It houses the 1,010-seat Teatro Paulo Autran, along with exhibition spaces, sports facilities, pools, classrooms and restaurants. In 2017 the Guia da Folha named its theater the venue with the best cultural programming in São Paulo.

The center opened in 2004 as part of a larger network of social service facilities managed by Serviço Social do Comércio. Its creation was part of a broader effort to make cultural and recreational resources available to the public.

The center hosts regular theater performances, art exhibitions, and music concerts that bring local artists and the community together. These events shape how people in the neighborhood spend their cultural time and connect with creative expression.

The facility is accessible to visitors interested in any type of activity, from performances to sports and classes. It helps to plan what you want to do before arriving, since the center contains many separate zones spread across a large area.

The theaters feature professional lighting systems and adjustable acoustic configurations that can be adapted for different types of performances. This level of technical capability is uncommon for cultural venues in the city.