Brás
Brás is traditionally a working-class area known for its garment district, which centers on Feira da Madrugada, a vast market for discounted clothing that opens before dawn. In a former processing center, the Immigration Museum has archives and exhibits exploring themes of identity and memory. Hands-on displays at the Catavento Museum take kids on an educational trip from the center of the earth to distant galaxies. ― Google
People born in Bras (First 49 people) - Page 25
Lorraine Pintus
Author
Thomas Ollendick
American psychologist
Rachel Higginson
Author
Cindy Kirk
Author
Theresa Roemer
Businessperson
Ken Wlaschin
American author
Peter Marr
Actor
Matty Lewis
American musician
Karen Ross
Political leader
Roni Benise
American guitarist
Susan Rae Wente
Timothy Schlattmann
Television writer
Burton W. Folsom Jr.
American historian
Jeremy Slechta
American football player
Junior Raglin
Jazz musician
Harley E. Knox
American Politician
Mary Moder
American voice actress
Howard Mitchell
American cellist
Darlene Ka-Mook Nichols
Protester
Kelly McKain
Author
Lew Hunter
American screenwriter
William G. Jurgensen
Eloise Dragon
Carmen Dragon's wife
Tyrrell Shaffner
Film producer
James Willard Maxwell
Banker
Bing Davidson
Actor
Ladd Drummond
Cattle rancher ‧ Ree Drummond's husband
Colleen Sterns
Michael Reagan's wife
Frances Hatton
Actress
Royce Wallace
American actress
Stacia Woodhead
Danny Woodhead's wife
Ron Schmeits
Alton Mason
Model
Catherine Wright
Social worker
Mike Groene
Former Nebraska State Senator
Reinhold O. Schmidt
Gwen Bagni
American screenwriter
Standing Bear
Louis Menze
Basketball coach
Derrick Jensen
American writer
Karianne Lisonbee
Utah State Representative
Philip Roy
Cinematographer
Cynthia Rutledge
Author
michael tushaus
Cinematographer
Kallie Blauhorn
Julie R. Brahmer
Medical doctor
Jack Todd
Columnist
