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The parish of Santo Estêvão, just outside Tavira, holds its annual open-air fair over three nights, a long-running fixture of the local autumn calendar. The event is listed on the Tavira council's eve
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The parish of Santo Estêvão, just outside Tavira, holds its annual open-air fair over three nights, a long-running fixture of the local autumn calendar. The event is listed on the Tavira council's events calendar under Festas, Feiras e Mercados. No further programme detail was published on the source page.
Event listing via cm-tavira.pt
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