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The event took place this weekend and, in addition to the Pátio da Galé, it extended to the Mude and the Gulbenkian's CAM.
With 'Portuguese Soul', the capital's fashion week runway became a stage for a performance where dance served as a test for the quality and comfort of Portuguese footwear.
Home News Jazz Festival in Portugal with new dates Jazz Festival in Portugal with new dates The Pombal Jazz festival, which was postponed due to the effects of Storm Kristin in the municipality of Pombal, in the district of Leiria, will now take place from the 20th to the 22nd, the organisers ann
We have music from Mário Laginha, Milhanas, and Luta Livre, 'Os Jugoslavos' on stage, Chaplin in a cine-concert, a cheese fair, and a 'foda' (traditional goat dish) fair.
The 66th edition of Lisbon Fashion Week, themed 'Pebbling', once again centres on the Páteo da Galé at Terreiro do Paço, while extending to venues such as the CAM – Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Centre of Modern Art and the MUDE – Museum of Design. While the Páteo da Galé hosts...
The Grande Mostra de Vinhos de Portugal will return to Albufeira from April 17 to April 19, bringing hundreds of Portuguese wines to Albufeira’s EMA (multiuse space). Organisers say this The post Portuguese wine takes spotlight in Albufeira show appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Caffeine high: from March 23rd to 29th, the capital will feel “the aroma on every corner,” with tastings, workshops, and latte art.
“Lisbon is the most beautiful race in the world” and you don't need to do international events to know it. The difficulty in keeping up with Marcelo during a report. And Ronaldo's house that remained only a project.
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Grândola, known as the “capital do todo-o-terreno,” hosts the European stage of the Rally-Raid Portugal from March 16-19, part of the World Rally-Raid Championship (W2RC). The event features top international teams and drivers, including champions like Lucas Moraes and Nasser Al-Attiyah, with notable Portuguese participants. The rally includes various activities for the public, such as a Fan Zone, sunset DJ performances, and opportunities to interact with drivers. The event highlights Grândola's strategic importance in rally-raid racing and emphasizes local community engagement. The rally concludes in Loulé on March 22.
The main sponsor of the Lisbon fashion week is the Chinese car brand Omoda & Jaecoo, as part of a funding strategy already used in other capitals such as Madrid or London.
The webpage promotes Lisbon Coffee Week, scheduled for March 23-29, 2026, a dedicated event celebrating coffee culture in Lisbon. It features a variety of activities including workshops, talks, championships, and immersive experiences for both professionals and coffee enthusiasts. Highlights include walking tours of Lisbon’s traditional and modern coffee scenes, coffee roasting and tasting sessions, latte art workshops, and social events like an opening party with coffee trivia. The event aims to showcase Lisbon’s vibrant coffee scene and offers tickets for participation.
The organisation states that its initiatives include the 'Pop-Up Store', bringing 'national designers and brands' closer to the public, and the European 'Inclusively Wired' project on neurodiversity.
The initiative takes place under the theme 'Pebbling' and returns to the Pátio da Galé at Terreiro do Paço as its 'epicentre'.
Luca Argel, Leo Middea, and Gabriel Gomes highlight the agenda, joined by pieces on marital relationships and a workshop-performance based on Bergman.
With 45 teams and a renewed route, the ninth edition of the Oeiras Eco Rally Portugal kicks off this Friday, marking the start of the national championship and counting towards the FIA world championship.
The literary festival and the celebration of Francophone culture are joined by the Berry Singers, the Lisbon Metropolitan Orchestra, chanfana dishes, and traditional crochet lace.
Visitors to Jardim da Parada between 19 and 22 March will be able to find various works by contemporary poets, both Portuguese and foreign, as well as established authors, on display in the open air.
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Concerts, comedy, street art and even a public petition calling for an “antidote to acceleration” mark the start of the countdown to Évora_27 on Friday. The initiatives have free admission.
The diversity of Guidance, the reflections in O Piloto Americano and O Figurante, the Porta-Jazz notes and the Sons de Vez shape the programme for the coming days.
Home News Carnival 2026 in Portugal: All you need to know Carnival 2026 in Portugal: All you need to know The dates for Carnival in Portugal vary each year, and in 2026, the Carnival Tuesday falls on 17 February.
Everything you need to know about the concerts and festivals scheduled for the coming months: a continuously updated schedule.
