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Fri 25 Sept Friday 25 September

2 events

Morning 1 event

Evening 1 event

Sunset DJ

18:00 7 Seas Bistro Cascais

DJ set

Sunset DJ set at 7 Seas Bistro, every Friday from 18h00 to 21h00.

Sat 26 Sept Saturday 26 September

3 events

Afternoon 1 event

Book presentation of 'Amo-te em Todos os Universos', by Francisco Duarte

16:00 Biblioteca Municipal de S. Domingos de Rana S. Domingos de Rana Cascais

Free Literature

Presentation of Francisco Duarte's first book, 'Amo-te em Todos os Universos', which explores seven universes and the fragile line between what we choose and what we lose. The author discusses the work, inspired by a true story and supported by Cascais City Council.

Evening 1 event

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Cristóbal Toral Exhibition: Cartography of Time, an Eternal Journey

Centro Cultural de Cascais Cascais e Estoril Cascais until 17 Jan

Exhibition

The exhibition 'Cartography of Time, an Eternal Journey' brings together Cristóbal Toral's work, in which ordinary objects such as suitcases become metaphors for the human condition, exploring travel, memory and identity.