APAA events

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Country and Western evening advertised for Saturday, September 25, at Casa Chilo Zé has been postponed until later in the year. However, the following two

September 22, 2004by shareitIn ,

Bikers help children

Around 50 people recently gathered at a Fado night, held at Barreiro’s Motoclube Headquarters, which was organised to raise money for a Christmas party for abandoned children of the Boys’

September 15, 2004by shareitIn ,

Portuguese made practical

Almost a year ago, language teacher Sheila Watts decidedto make learning Portuguese more practical by releasing a book that explained the basics, and promised readers they would not become bogged

September 15, 2004by shareitIn

Invisible riding

Long time readers may remember Sylvia Loch, who lived with her late husband, Lord Henry Loch, at their quinta near Loulé, and promoted both the Lusitano horse and classical riding.

September 15, 2004by shareitIn ,

Gala week events

The AFPOP Gala Week is fast approaching. The first event is the tennis tournament, which will be held at the Carvoeiro Clube de Ténis. Please note that the date for

September 15, 2004by shareitIn

Music for children

Play Oasis is starting a new action-packed music morning for toddlers and young children, every Monday from 10am until noon. The aim of the session is to stimulate a love

September 9, 2004by shareitIn

Runaway success

Showtime theatre school marked the end of its first workshop with a cameo performance from the musical Chicago on Saturday, at the Capela das Artes in Alcantarilha. Parents were treated

September 1, 2004by shareitIn ,

Cuckoo’s Nest to return

The A Portada theatre group is reprising their highly successful production of One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest in September. Ken Kesey’s play, set in a mental institution, was made

September 1, 2004by shareitIn

Racy new novel from Ronnie Price

The second novel by Ronnie Price, who is better known as the Director of the Portuguese Chamber in London, was published early in July at the time of the British

September 1, 2004by shareitIn