The Portugal News6 OctRiyadh, Global Falconry Hub
Falconry has deep roots across many cultures, but Saudi Arabia has increasingly become one of the places where those traditions meet.
The Portugal News3 OctA museum both kids and adults will love in Porto
Travelling with our four-year-old son means we are always looking for places that will keep him entertained, and Wondersense Museum in Porto turned out to be one of those places that was just as interesting for us as it was for him.
The Portugal News3 OctThe Symphony of Nature with Gonçalo Costa Podcast
In this episode of the Lusitania Podcast, in collaboration with The Portugal News and The Explorers Club, we were given a sneak peek into the vaults of the National Museum of Science & Natural History of the University of Lisbon. Here, we met up with explorer, biologist and entrepreneur Gonçalo Costa, surrounded by
The Portugal News2 OctPortugal seeks to register bullfighting as Intangible Cultural Heritage
The Cultural Heritage Institute has opened a public consultation on including “Portuguese bullfighting” in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage, according to an announcement published today in the Diário da República (Official Gazette).
The Portugal News27 SeptThe Woman in the Pond in Lisbon
Tucked into the lower, shaded pockets of Parque Eduardo VII, the tranquil pond sitting right outside the pavilion of the Estufa Fria holds one of Lisbon’s most serene outdoor art installations.
The Portugal News27 SeptThe Algarveans Celebrate 35 Years
This September, The Algarveans theatre group is celebrating 35 years of community theatre in the Algarve.
The Portugal News25 SeptPortugal's Football Prediction Culture Runs Deeper Than Passion
Walk into almost any café in Lisbon or Porto on a Monday morning and you'll hear it: a table of men and women dissecting Saturday's Liga Portugal fixture as if they'd watched it with a notepad. Who pressed well in the first half, where the defensive line was exposed, what the result says about next week's away trip. Th
The Portugal News20 SeptAgriculture and Energy Can Share the Same Future
Portugal continues to discuss the development of agrivoltaics as if agriculture and energy production were activities that inevitably compete for the same territory.
The Portugal News18 SeptIconic Portuguese theatre reopens after renovation and with free programs
The Teatro Nacional D. Maria II in Lisbon reopens on 18 September after rehabilitation work, with free programming until 20 September, highlighting the premiere of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," directed by artistic director Pedro Penim.
The Portugal News18 SeptStitch by Stitch: Why sewing is having a moment
There is something quietly radical about sitting down with a needle and thread in 2026. In a world of instant everything, sewing forces you to slow down. And it turns out that is exactly why it has become one of the most popular additions to the Algarve Arts Academy timetable this year.
The Portugal News15 SeptPortugal wants to deepen cooperation with Palestine
Portugal and Palestine will create a joint commission to deepen cooperation in several sectors, including education, health, and agriculture, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paulo Rangel, announced after receiving his Palestinian counterpart in Lisbon.
The Portugal News12 SeptAzores debate problems in fishing and agriculture
The Socialist Party is promoting an urgent debate next week in the Regional Legislative Assembly on the state of Azorean agriculture and rising costs in the primary sector.
The Portugal News11 SeptDaniel Bastos takes Portuguese emigration memorials to Brussels
On 19 September, Saturday, Brussels, the capital of Belgium and of the European Union, will host the presentation of the book Monumentos ao Emigrante – Uma Homenagem à História da Emigração Portuguesa (Monuments to the Emigrant – A Tribute to the History of Portuguese Emigration).
The Portugal News9 SeptSilves Council receives the archives of the Cork Museum
On 3 September 2026, Carvoeiro Branco and ANTRIX will have formalised the donation of the Cork Museum’s archival and documentary collection to Silves Council.
The Portugal News9 SeptEspaço Portas do Sol closes its doors in Portimão
Espaço Portas do Sol, in Portimão, closed its doors on 1 September 2026, after twelve years of hosting and promoting activities in the fields of culture, art and wellbeing.
The Portugal News9 SeptCinema audience in Portugal doubled
Portuguese cinemas drew almost 1.8 million viewers in August, an 83.5% increase from the same month last year, driven by the new "Spider-Man," the Portuguese Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual (ICA) revealed.
The Portugal News8 SeptColégio Militar Metro Station in Lisbon
Colégio Militar Metro Station, on Lisbon’s Blue Line, is located next to the Colombo shopping centre and Colégio Militar. The station combines modern design with artwork that reflects Lisbon’s tradition of bringing culture into everyday public spaces.
The Portugal News6 SeptConvent of Christ plans to reopen cloisters to the public
The director of the Convent of Christ expects the cloisters, renovated under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), to be available in September and the Terreiro de Armas, in October, while the president of Cultural Heritage said the project was reformulated to safeguard the monument.
The Portugal News4 Sept“Art Is a Healing Process”
How creativity is transforming lives at the Algarve Arts Academy.
The Portugal News2 SeptVocaSpark
VocaSpark was founded by Gabriel Antunes, a native Portuguese tutor with a degree in Languages and Culture who has been teaching Portuguese to international learners since 2017.
The Portugal News2 SeptThe Hand Matters Again: What Venice Tells Us About the Future of Art Education
Among all the spectacular things I encountered at the Venice Biennale, one of the most encouraging was also one of the simplest: The hand matters again.
The Portugal News2 SeptOriente Metro Station in Lisbon is more than a place to catch a train
Opened in 1998 for the world-famous Expo '98, the station was designed as an underground art gallery, with works inspired by the theme of the oceans.
The Portugal News1 SeptEvery Artist Has Something to Teach
Across Portugal, the Sovereign Art Foundation is inviting artists out of the studio and into the community, creating free workshops where creativity becomes something everyone can experience.
The Portugal News1 SeptNew York City’s First Lady heading to Portugal
New York City’s First Lady, Rama Duwaji, is set to travel to northern Portugal this September to take part in a women’s retreat centred on Islamic calligraphy, art and Portugal’s cultural heritage.