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Springboks vs All Blacks on the big screen, live concerts from Prime Circle and GoodLuck, DJ Nelson and South African food and drinks all day.
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The Warehouse
One of the biggest South African events in the Algarve, hosted at The Warehouse in Parchal.
The Springboks take on the All Blacks live on the big screen, GoodLuck play a live concert, Prime Circle perform live, and DJ Nelson closes the night. South African food and drinks are available all day.
It is a family friendly event and everyone is welcome. Tickets are on sale now.
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