Latest news and stories about cultural events in Portugal for expats and residents.
The space will host a series of cultural activities to promote, in particular, Brazilian writers. The opening takes place this Monday, June 15, at 7 pm, at the consulate's headquarters in Chiado.
The article discusses Macau's participation in the Lisbon popular festivities and examines Portugal's strategic importance in promoting tourism within the European market.
Isabél Zuaa cancelled a performance after a “lamentable event” that took place at the Vila Flor Cultural Centre in Guimarães.
The Portuguese Embassy is mobilising the promotion of the writer's work and legacy in Spain following his passing this year. After being honoured at the Casa de América in April, António Lobo Antunes will now be remembered, discussed, and read during a prime slot at the Madrid Book Fair.
On June 1st, a concert was held at the Museu do Oriente in Lisbon, featuring a fusion of musical rhythms: malouf and fado. The show celebrated the treaty of good neighbourliness and cooperation between Portugal and Tunisia.
The Megalithic Monuments of Alcalar in inland Portimão will once again provide the backdrop for a unique summer solstice celebration when Pré-História ao Luar (Prehistory by Moonlight) returns on Sunday, The post Prehistory by Moonlight returns to Alcalar for summer solstice celebration appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The dress code for the Portugal Day celebrations has sparked controversy due to the prohibition of certain items like white dresses and specific collar styles.
From June 12th to 14th, Santo Tirso once again hosts a bagpipe festival that has been opening up to a wide variety of cultures. Featuring concerts, fairs, workshops, and free admission.
The city concluded its Portuguese Capital of Culture project at the end of last December, passing the baton to Ponta Delgada.
The town of Constância marked the Day of Camões, Portugal, and the Portuguese Communities with its traditional Pomonas Camonianas event.
One of the decorations will be awarded to Eduardo Luis Mendes Rodrigues, the president of the Funchal Experimental Theatre Association.
What better way to spend our National Day, dedicated to a great poet, than by visiting the Book Fair to discover the best poetry and literature? While best-sellers and popular genres dominate, it remains a rewarding experience to explore the publishers' and antiquarian stalls for hidden gems. The article reflects on the history of the first edition of 'Os Lusíadas', published by António Gonçalves, and the challenges faced by editors throughout history. It encourages readers to seek out both classic and contemporary poetry at the fair, celebrating the richness and diversity of the Portuguese language. Ultimately, the reader is invited to 'awaken' the books, as literature is essential to human development.
The author reflects on the significance of Luís de Camões as a symbol of the Portuguese language and nation, sharing personal anecdotes from China and Macau. To celebrate Camões Day, the Portuguese Association of Friends of Chinese Culture (ZWY), in partnership with the Jorge Álvares Foundation, will host a bilingual reading of 'Camões in the Orient' by Ana Maria Guimarães and Isabel Alçada on June 10th. Additionally, the ZWY will hold a 'Chinese Culture Open Day' on June 27th, featuring workshops on language, calligraphy, martial arts, and gastronomy.
An international seminar exploring the presence and representation of African art and architecture within the Portuguese context.
The towns of Marvão and Valencia de Alcantara celebrate Portugal Day together.
One of the initiatives, taking place next Sunday, is titled 'From preventive archaeology to urban art: a path traced by the Blue Line' and proposes a meeting with archaeologists and Vaco Maio.
The Book Fair hosts a discussion this Tuesday, June 9, on integration and combating xenophobia. The session will take place at 6 pm in the event's Purple Square. It is promoted by the Saudade bookstore, which has a stand at the fair and a special programme. The theme of the conversation is 'Brazil and Portugal relations: initiatives and projects that promote cultural integration and combat xenophobia and racism'. Participants include the Consul-General of Brazil in Lisbon, Ambassador Alessandro Candeas, and the editor of DN Brasil, with moderation by Cristina Fontenele, a writer and columnist for the newspaper. The panel aims to discuss best practices for immigrant integration in Portugal and actions to combat racism and xenophobia, which have been priorities for Brazilian diplomacy in the country. Recently, the consulate promoted the 'Friends of Brazil' contest in Portuguese schools, which saw over 100 entries. Attendance is free and no prior registration is required. DN Brasil is a section of Diário de Notícias dedicated to the Brazilian community living in or planning to move to Portugal.
The Azores will be the central focus of the Portugal Day festivities taking place in Berlin in 2026.
The Azores will be the central focus of the Portugal Day festivities taking place in Berlin in 2026.
An official gathering or event involving the Portuguese diaspora residing in Luxembourg.
A new book detailing Portugal's shift from an authoritarian regime to a democratic state is being released this June in both Lisbon and the Portuguese community in Toronto.
Home News Portugal city candidates for Portuguese Capital of Culture 2028 Portugal city candidates for Portuguese Capital of Culture 2028 Leiria has announced its candidacy for Portuguese Capital of Culture 2028, positioning itself as a hub for cultural creation and future development, according
