Family events in the municipality of Monchique: what's coming up and what happened over the past 12 months, gathered by Pá Semana's community agenda.
Sun, 1 Nov · 14:30
🌰 Chestnut Festival 2026 On November 1, we invite everyone to join us starting at 2:30 p.m. at the Casa do Povo in Marmelete to light the bonfires and enjoy one of fall’s most traditional treats. Come spend a day full of tradition and camaraderie, with plenty of music, food, and drinks. 📅 November 1 📍 Casa do Povo de Marmelete 🕘 starting at 2:30 p.m.
Passed · Sat, 6 Jun 2026
🌞 Summer is coming, and so is our program! We’ve put together a schedule full of energy, culture, and unforgettable moments to make your summer days (and nights) even more special. The full program is almost, almost ready to be released, but we’re sharing what’s happening this coming weekend! 🎥 Outdoor cinema 🌅 – special for families and children “How to Train Your Dragon” Dubbed in Portuguese Time: 9:00 PM Location: Natural amphitheater
Passed · Sun, 24 May 2026
Families are being called upon by EscolaNova and the Monchique Parish Council to 🐾 “No! No!” Two guard dogs spend their days patrolling a yard, from one wall to the other. There are very important rules to follow: everything has its set times, even the break to scratch an ear. But a stray cat shows up by the gate and starts doing everything differently. And that… you just can’t do! You can’t do that! Or maybe all it takes is changing the rules just a little bit? A show for families and children ages 3 and up, created as part of the Boca Aberta project by the D. Maria II National Theater. — An initiative of the D. Maria II National Theater and the “la Caixa” Foundation, in collaboration with BPI, and in partnership with the National Arts Plan and the municipalities of Lagos, Ourém, and Ponte de Lima.
Passed · Sat, 23 May 2026
Families are being called upon by EscolaNova and the Monchique Parish Council to 🐾 “No! No!” Two guard dogs spend their days patrolling a yard, from one wall to the other. There are very important rules to follow: everything has its set times, even the break to scratch an ear. But a stray cat shows up by the gate and starts doing everything differently. And that… you just can’t do! You can’t do that! Or maybe all it takes is changing the rules just a little bit? A show for families and children ages 3 and up, created as part of the Boca Aberta project by the D. Maria II National Theater. — An initiative of the D. Maria II National Theater and the “la Caixa” Foundation, in collaboration with BPI, and in partnership with the National Arts Plan and the municipalities of Lagos, Ourém, and Ponte de Lima.