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The Orquestra de Jazz do Algarve brings British singer Polly Gibbons to the Centro Cultural de Lagos for the fifth edition of Algarve All Jazz. The concert starts at 19:00 and is one of three shows th
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The Orquestra de Jazz do Algarve brings British singer Polly Gibbons to the Centro Cultural de Lagos for the fifth edition of Algarve All Jazz. The concert starts at 19:00 and is one of three shows the festival is staging in Loule, Lagos and Lagoa this autumn. The festival also includes a touring photography exhibition and masterclasses for musicians and students.
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