
Local events news in Portugal
Latest news and stories about local events in Portugal for expats and residents.
Latest news and stories about local events in Portugal for expats and residents.

Dedicated to a musical genre born in the Southern US that sings of the hardships of rural life, a festival in the Almada municipality has become a pretext to bring the local population together.

The cultural venue in Câmara de Lobos is displaying the trophies for the Portuguese Cup and the Madeira Cup.

The agreement that restores the awarding of the prize, which will now be called the Casino Barrière Póvoa Prize, was signed between the local authority and Casino Barrière Póvoa.

The Pink Fest initiative is supporting the promotion of the biggest women's tennis tournament to take place in Portugal.

The Castelo Branco Gastronomic Route takes place over seven consecutive weekends, ending on 18 October. It is possible to experience “255 flavours of Castelo Branco” at 25 participating restaurants.

Until the end of October, “the traditions and customs of Glória do Ribatejo” intersect with “some of the most interesting projects developed in Portugal in recent years,” says the organization.

The festival takes place between September 25 and October 3 at various locations across the city. All activities will be free and include numerous cultural areas. This initiative aims to promote the city.

Truck drivers, transport professionals and heavy-vehicle enthusiasts will gather in Loulé from September 11 to 13 for the 10th edition of the Loulé Truck Drivers’ Meeting (Encontro de Camionistas de The post Truckers roll into Loulé for three-day gathering appeared first on Portugal Resident.

From viral ceramics to traditional fried dough pastries, and from first-time exhibitors to veterans: in the Lisbon parish of Carnide, there is plenty to see, hear, buy, eat, and drink at this annual event that brings together diverse urban groups.

An exhibition exploring the connection between the coastal city of Espinho and the rest of Portugal through its waves.

The streets of the historic centre transform into a “journey through time”, with period music and various re-enactments.

Residents lose their parking, there are places where nothing can be posted, and buildings are opened to the public for three days. The 11th edition of the event ends this Saturday in Vila Adentro.

The 'Operation Chanfana' will take place on the 4th at Alameda de Santo André, an event promoted in partnership with the municipality. The brotherhood promises to serve a 'very large quantity of chanfana'.

On September 4th and 5th, the Hopen Sunset will take place, an initiative marking the start of the White Night, which will be held at Campo das Hortas.

A 634-year-old fair. José Silva Fernandes highlights its legacy and explains how it remains a 'meeting point for the people of Viseu', describes the behind-the-scenes work, and discusses the commitment to a more sustainable event.

The Saint Bartholomew Paper Costume Parade takes place this Sunday in Foz do Douro, Porto.

Festival F features artists such as Bárbara Tinoco, Wet Bed Gang, HMB, Chico da Tina, and The Gift. The programme also includes discussions, exhibitions, street entertainment, and a children's area.

The Mediterranean Diet Fair will spill out into Tavira’s cafés, pastry shops and restaurants this year, with dozens of local businesses serving dishes inspired by the region’s food traditions throughout The post Tavira restaurants and cafés bring Mediterranean Diet Fair to the table appeared first on Portugal Resident.

The cycling race for junior riders will travel through the local district.

The IFCN initiative hopes to “bring the population closer to the region's natural heritage,” help them understand its role in ecosystem balance, and dispel some of the myths associated with this animal.

From the fruit and vegetable market in Caldas da Rainha to the filigree museum in Gondomar, with time for Romeo and Juliet, Hermanos Gutiérrez, the Algarve Orchestra, and theatre visits.

The competition has announced updates to its categories, with the registration period running until 24 September.

More than 4,000 litres of Stone Soup will be prepared in Almeirim for the 12th edition of the festival dedicated to one of the most famous dishes of Ribatejo gastronomy. The event begins this Wednesday, 26 August, and runs until Sunday (30) at Parque das Tílias, with organisers expecting over 20,000 visitors. Over the five days, more than 12,500 portions of Almeirim Stone Soup are expected to be served, a recipe which holds European certification as a Traditional Speciality Guaranteed (TSG). The soup will be available at 11 stalls in an initiative involving 14 local associations. Local gastronomy will not be limited to the dish that gives the festival its name. Almeirim melon, caralhotas bread, traditional sausages and regional wines are also among the products available at the venue, which will also feature a fair with food and gastronomic prizes. The programme includes live cooking demonstrations, children's activities and over 70 exhibitors linked to crafts and local economic activities. Ferreira do Alentejo will be the guest municipality for this edition, with an appearance scheduled for Saturday, 29 August. Organised by the Gastronomic Brotherhood of Almeirim in partnership with the municipality, the Stone Soup Festival has free admission. A guide to tasting the best of Alentejo and Ribatejo gastronomy.

Carvoeiro will combine electronic music, live entertainment and religious tradition during two days of festivities on August 29 and 30. The celebrations in honour of Nossa Senhora da Encarnação (Our The post Carvoeiro combines beach party with traditional festivities appeared first on Portugal Resident.



You need to know how to distinguish the true tomato of this variety, which is sliced like a steak. On August 22nd, there will be a 'Tomate à Capella' event in the village of Arroios, near Vila Real.

Home Algarve Summer evening in Tavira Summer evening in Tavira We came to Tavira to visit a crafts fair by the Gilão River and, since we were already there, decided to spend some time walking through the pretty streets of the town.

