Uniao, Faculdades Santa Amelia (Secal) e Sant'Ana, Centro de Ensino Superior dos Campos Gerais (Cescage) and a campus of Centro Universitário Campos de Andrade (Uniandrade). Culture Ponta Grossa has three theaters, movie theaters, art galleries and spaces for visual arts and music expositions and events. Ponta Grossa State University (UEPG) offers majors in Visual Arts and Music. The city also has its own orchestra, the Ponta Grossa Symphony Orchestra, and the Paulimo Martins Music School. Museum Campos Gerais Museum Epoch Museum Egyptian Museum Casa da Memória Paraná Theaters Opera Theater Marista Theater Pax Theater Cinema Multiplex Palladium Cinema Lumière Sport The local football team is Operário Ferroviário Esporte Clube. There also use to be Ponta Grossa Esporte Clube between 1994 and 2003. Public administration The municipal government is composed of an executive, headed by the Mayor and his Secretariat, and a legislative branch, represented by the City Council. The sitting mayor (term 2021–2024) is Elizabeth Schmidt (PSD). The Municipality of Ponta Grossa is composed of 14 aldermen (or is it 15) elected to four-year terms. Notable residents Jayme Amatnecks, composer and conductor Wagner da Silva Moreira (Mandagua), footballer Notes References External links Municipalities in Paraná 1823 establishments in Brazil