Live music
Live music
Live Brazilian music at the restaurant and gallery Orixás, every Friday and Saturday at dinner.
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In the spotlight
Our picks for the next 14 days
until 10 Oct
Other
Greek Myths with Camões - Mythological Routes in Regaleira
Quinta da Regaleira · Sintra
until 4 Oct
Other
Sintra marks European Week of Sport
Sintra · Sintra
until 11 Oct
Dance
Dances with History at Quinta da Ribafria
Quinta da Ribafria · Sintra
Fri 2 Oct
Live music
S. Pedro brings Portuguese indie pop to the Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval in Sintra
Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval · Sintra
Fri 2 Oct
Live music
Live music
Orixás Restaurante Bar Galeria · Sintra
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Fri 2 Oct
Live music
Live traditional music
Taverna dos Trovadores · Sintra
Fri 2 Oct 20:00
Other
Irish Trad Session
Casa do Fauno · Sintra
Fri 2 Oct 08:45
Other
Youth Volunteering Eco-Schools Award | Sintra Trail Cruz Alta
Voluntariado Galardão Eco-Escolas · Sintra
- Greek Myths with Camões - Mythological Routes in Regaleira until 10 Oct Quinta da Regaleira · Sintra
- Sintra marks European Week of Sport until 4 Oct Sintra · Sintra
- Dances with History at Quinta da Ribafria until 11 Oct Quinta da Ribafria · Sintra
Fri 2 Oct Friday 2 October
Ongoing: 5 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓
No time published 4 events
Live music
Live music
Live music at Clube da Praia, in Praia das Maçãs, every Friday and Saturday night.
Live traditional music
Live music
Night of live traditional Portuguese music at Taverna dos Trovadores, every Friday and Saturday.
S. Pedro performs at the Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval in Sintra on 2 October 2026 at 21h00, in a concert running through songs like Apanhar Sol, Passarinhos, Sem Ninguém and Campanhã and different phases of his indie pop.
Morning 1 event
A youth volunteering initiative linked to the Eco-Schools Award, with participation in the Sintra Trail Cruz Alta.
Evening 1 event
Irish Trad Session
Other
Lisbon Irish Session brings the informal tradition of the Irish session to Casa do Fauno: three hours of jigs, reels and polkas played side by side with the audience, with detours through Portuguese, Galician, Scottish and Swedish tunes.