26th Al-MUTAMID Music Festival

More in Santiago do Cacém

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  Free

  Sat, 17 Oct · 16:00

  Award Ceremony for the Manuel da Fonseca Short Story Prize, 16th Edition

  On October 17, at 4:00 p.m., at the Manuel da Fonseca Municipal Library in Santiago do Cacém, the award ceremony for the Manuel da Fonseca Short Story Prize —16th Edition—will be awarded to the work “A Building Where All Stories Fit,” written by Rita Coelho Teixeira Estanqueiro under the pseudonym Margarida Madruga. The Municipality of Santiago do Cacém has been organizing the Manuel da Fonseca Short Story Award since 1996.

  Biblioteca Municipal Manuel da Fonseca, Santiago do CacémMeeting
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  Free

  Thu, 22 Oct · 17:00

  “Les Beaux Rivages”

  🎭 “Les Beaux Rivages” | Theater in Santiago do Cacém On October 22, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Gato Sa – Teatro de Santo André will present the play “Les Beaux Rivages” at the António Chainho Municipal Auditorium, in Santiago do Cacém, the play “Les Beaux Rivages.” A story about love, memory, old age, and resilience, inviting us to reflect on what remains when time transforms our lives. This initiative, part of the CLDS 5G project, is open to the general public. 👉 Admission is free, subject to ticket reservation, and limited to the venue’s capacity. 👉 Ticket reservations are available from October 7 to 15, in person or through the Social and Health Intervention Service of the Santiago do Cacém City Council, located at Parque Verde da Quinta do Chafariz, by calling 269 829 418 (national landline) or 968 743 919 (national mobile network). 🎭 Come to the theater and discover a story that began where it was supposed to end… at Les Beaux Rivages.

  Auditório Municipal António Chainho, Santiago do CacémShow
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  Sat, 24 Oct · 21:30

  Mimicat

  MIMICAT brings “Pouco a Pouco” to Santiago do Cacém MIMICAT will perform on October 24 at 9:30 p.m., at the António Chainho Municipal Auditorium in Santiago do Cacém, presents “Pouco a Pouco.” MIMICAT now invites the audience to a different kind of experience: closer, more intimate, and more personal. Designed exclusively for auditoriums, “Pouco a Pouco” unfolds in a welcoming setting, where the set design takes on the feel of home and every element on stage contributes to a sense of closeness and shared experience. Through songs, stories, and moments of conversation, the artist reveals herself in a more unguarded way, allowing each theme to be experienced with time, attention, and authenticity. ℹ Tickets on sale at Ticketline at https://www.ticketline.pt/evento/mimicat-tour-pouco-a-pouco-108302 and at the usual locations.

  Auditório Municipal António Chainho, Santiago do CacémShow
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  Mon, 30 Nov · 21:30

  Jel – “Quem te Viu e Quem te Vê” Tour

  Jel – “Quem te Viu e Quem te Vê” Tour in Santiago do Cacém The stage at the António Chainho Municipal Auditorium in Santiago do Cacém will host Jel on November 30 at 9:30 p.m., as part of the “Quem te Viu e Quem te Vê” tour, his latest stand-up comedy show. The first milestone marks Jel’s 30-year career, and the second celebrates the 20th anniversary of his most iconic show, “Vai Tudo Abaixo,” which introduced characters such as Carlinhos, the Gay Macho, Ruce, the drug-addicted entrepreneur, the “Homens da Luta,” the “Revolucionários Burgueses,” the war-themed heavy metal band Kalashnikov, and Wanderley, the Brazilian who hates Portugal, among others—characters who are still often remembered by his fans today. “Quem te viu e quem te vê,” his second stand-up comedy solo show, is a performance that commemorates these two milestones, but not only that—it also evokes the changes that have taken place in the world, the changes that have taken place in Portugal, and the changes that have taken place within Jel himself, who is now a different man from the one who, 20 or 30 years ago, began taking the stage and performing his comedy, always irreverent. In this show, we’ll hear never-before-told stories about the behind-the-scenes of “Vai Tudo Abaixo” and the beginning of his career, but we’ll also learn his opinions and observations on what has changed in the world over these 30 years and, above all, in his 50 years of life.”

  Auditório Municipal António Chainho, Santiago do CacémShow