Community

Algarve History Association (AHA) is hosting a talk by Rachel Barnard on Portuguese azulejos on Monday, May 14 at the Municipal Library of Tavira, from 6pm. Rachel Barnard, a former

Eight Algarve councils are participating in the third Festa da Natureza (Nature Feast) this weekend. Aiming to celebrate nature and its biodiversity, Vila do Bispo, Lagoa, Silves, Albufeira, Loulé, Faro,

The countryside is an inspiration for artists at this time of year. Expressing its visual splendour with a rare technique, the celebrated paintings of Shyama Ruffell have been featured in

The Royal British Legion is preparing for a busy few weeks. The RBL is again holding its Wednesday lunches at the Holiday Inn Algarve in Armação de Pêra, with the

Opened as a  residential and holiday resort in 2009, the first impression of The Residences at Vilamoura today is one of quality, as you would expect from an André Jordan resort.

The Algarveans’ spring production Poor Old Uncle George is in the final stages of rehearsals and a general air of excitement is bubbling through the cast. Costumes are ready, scenery

Raising funds for four Algarvean charities, the Lulushanti Yoga group has arranged a third annual ‘Saluting for Charity’ event to take place on May 27. The aim of the event

Mad Dogs and Englishmen is the title of a song written in 1931 by Noel Coward. It is also the name of The Angels Theatre Group’s next production taking place