As a preamble to the official opening of Olhão’s historic Recriativa building, now under wing of the newly formed 'Associação Cultural Re-Creativa República 14,' there is a concert this coming Friday 9th March, led by the noted guitarist, Nuno Ferreira.
All the news and information regarding March Events from Algarve History Association.
The soul of a store is more than its products; it’s also their staff and their stories!
Mar d'Estórias is proud present the story of our barman Daniel Fonseca, who has been part of the Mar d'Estórias team since its opening in 2016. Daniel not only enriches the palates of those who pass through here with his innovative drinks, but dazzles with his other passion - photography.
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On February 14th, Supper Stars suggests dinner at the most romantic setting: your home. But this date is not exclusively for those in a fluffy hear mood.
If you don't take love too seriously or simply wnat to challenge the Valentine's Day clichés, Supper Stars recommends the new tradition; An Anti-Valentine Dinner, to enjoy the company of your friends while savouring a Menu "NOIR" created especially for this occassion by our chefs.
A group of budding scientists from Nobel International School Algarve Year 12 and 13 have set up a Science Committee. The group of pioneering students are devoting their free time to enhancing the learning experiences of younger colleagues at the school. They meet every week for two hours to explore existing scientific experiments used with current Year 9 and GCSE pupils with the intention of improving and diversifying the experiments possible to make, and also trying to develop new experiments.
The Saint Andrew’s Society of the Algarve will be holding its Burns Supper at the Restaurante Ponte Romana in Silves on Saturday 27 January 2018. Starting at 7 pm guests will be greeted at the entrance by the lusty playing of our piper Malcolm MacGillivray. We will start off with a bubbly reception before sitting down to enjoy dinner with MacSween’s haggis (after the Beast has been formally addressed and slain), tatties and neeps as the main course. For non-believers vegetarian haggis or grilled chicken will be available, but must be ordered in advance. The meal will be accompanied by wine and perhaps even some amber mead!
The Nobel International School Lagoa and Lagos primary sections performed their annual festive performances in the last week of term.
Lagoa Years 1-6 performed "Christmas Wishes", written by Pennie Best, a play about toys that children wish for and the nativity at the end.
Lagos Pre-School-Year 6 did "A Midwife Crisis", a play written by Gaynor Boddy and Rebecca Kincaid.
