Latest news and stories about community in Portugal for expats and residents.
An analytical overview of Algarve Connect, a platform designed to streamline the integration and wellbeing of expatriates living in the Algarve region.
An analytical look at how the growing Indian youth population in the country is navigating cultural integration, shifting societal attitudes, and their contributions to fields like badminton and artificial intelligence.
He sings happy birthday in the street, knows students by name, resolves conflicts, and acts in plays. PÚBLICO went to meet the 'good cop'.
The Massamá/Queluz club needs 48 marchers and is challenging the community.
12,000 athletes, 9,000 spectators, 100 nationalities, 65% Portuguese athletes, 55% men and 45% women. These are the numbers behind Hyrox. But there is more to discover
A feature on a business creating artisanal candles inspired by Ukrainian heritage.
A guide on how and where to locate book exchange spots across Portugal to access free reading materials.
I continue to keep in my memory the street parties with the band playing at night, by the light of kerosene lamps or the weak electric bulbs powered by a generator.
Toxic communities create echo chambers and demand conformity. Healthy communities create safe spaces to fail and celebrate the exploration of ideas.
Carlos Rodrigues, Editorial Director-General of Medialivre, spoke at the 'Talentos do Bairro' initiative, a competition that provides a stage for residents of municipal neighbourhoods in the fields of music, dance, and performing arts, supported by Correio da Manhã and CMTV.
There is public debate regarding the picnic scheduled for this coming Sunday at Eduardo VII Park in Lisbon.
An exploration of the Hyrox fitness competition, which is making its debut in Portugal. The article explains the format—a mix of running and functional exercises—and discusses why it is gaining global popularity as a test of endurance, recovery, and personal progress, rather than just raw strength.
At the Gualdim Pais Philharmonic Society in Tomar, coach Igor Sampaio uses animal symbolism to teach judo to children, turning the sport into a passion for over 90 athletes. The club, which serves as a second home for many, including Olympic medalist Patrícia Sampaio, faces financial challenges but continues to produce national champions, fostering a strong sense of community and family.
Underlying this edition of the biennial is the idea that art is still a vehicle for the desire for cohabitation and the regeneration of communities.
A charitable initiative celebrates the 30-year career of chef Tanka Sapkota in Portugal by highlighting Nepalese cuisine.
Donations were distributed by the City Council to 52,000 people. Surplus building materials, including “70,000 to 80,000 roof tiles”, will remain available for associations and people in need.
Festive parades took place throughout the streets of the municipality of Oliveira do Bairro.
The municipality of Leiria is asking residents to submit materials to help build a digital archive documenting the impact of recent storms.
Home News Zoomarine strengthens commitment to animal welfare in the Algarve Zoomarine strengthens commitment to animal welfare in the Algarve Zoomarine Algarve is once again supporting local animal rescue groups, continuing its work with organisations across the region.
