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Regional cultural and agricultural festivals in Portugal

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Regional cultural and agricultural festivals continue across Portugal, emphasizing local traditions, gastronomy, and heritage. Recent events include the XXII Feira Agropecuária Transfronteiriça in Vale do Poço, co-organized by Mértola and Serpa, which focuses on the agricultural and livestock sectors through regional products, machinery, and cultural activities like cante alentejano. In Portalegre, the Feira das Cebolas (Onion Fair) 2026 features technical colloquiums and community bicycle tours, while the Feira de Santa Eufémia in Celorico da Beira showcases local products via the ‘É Nosso. É Bom!’ initiative. Cultural programming remains diverse. In the Algarve, the Cinemalua Cultural Association will present ‘Almadrava’, an outdoor cine-concert at Fortaleza de Sagres on September 20, combining tuna fishing documentaries with live music. In Lisbon, the ‘Mostra da Serra d’Ossa’ showcased Borba’s regional wines, cheeses, and crafts. Upcoming religious and traditional festivities include the Saint Michael celebrations in Frossos, Braga, from September 29 to October 5, featuring processions and musical performances, as well as festivities organized by the Horta do Picadeiro Residents' Association on September 26 and 27. Newer additions to the calendar include the IV Desfile do Traje Popular do Ribatejo in Santarém, scheduled for September 26, which will feature approximately 400 folklorists showcasing traditional Ribatejo costumes and ethnographic scenes. Additionally, the fifth edition of the Bucho Recheado festival in Pedrógão Grande continues to highlight regional gastronomy through culinary workshops, while the Festas de São Miguel in Tarouca features philharmonic bands to preserve local musical heritage. Other highlights include the Fado Convida sunset concert in Évora on October 5, featuring Sara Correia and Diólogo Clemente. Recent developments include the return of the Feira da Ponte in Ponte de Sor, featuring livestock shows, automobile exhibitions, and musical performances.

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