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Cine-Cidade’s programming continues in the Jardim do Pimenta Palace (Museum of Lisbon).

September 9 th is projected the THX 1138 film.

In a society of the future, human beings are kept in a rigorous routine, with great emotional control and lack of individualism, thanks to the obligatory use of drugs.

A cult film from the early career of George Lucas, film director.

The party is made in the street. Many different songs to dance.

Swing Station has teamed up with Espaço Baião and Tradballs inviting everyone to appear in the late afternoon between 2 and 16 September.

With a DJ from Swing Station representing Swing, another from Baião Space representing Forró and a third from Tradballs with Folk, the DJ set is split with three themes for each rhythm.

Also open to newcomers (40 minutes for each mode).

Eduardo VII Park (next to the playground)

Today, 29 years have passed since a fire of dubious origin broke out in Chiado, one of the most emblematic areas of Lisbon. The fire broke out in the warehouses of the Grandella, in Rua do Carmo, destroyed 18 buildings and an area equivalent to almost eight hectares.

Consumed buildings in the streets of Carmo, Nova do Almada, Garrett, Crucifix, Gold and Calçada do Sacramento.

The Chiado was rebuilt with a requalification plan of the prestigious architect Álvaro Siza Vieira.

Situated in the heart of the city, it reconquered the cosmopolitan and glamorous aura of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, national and international fashion plan.

At the official ceremony held today a commemorative plaque was unveiled at Rua do Carmo, followed by the performance of the band of the regiment sapadores.

Books, exhibitions and a simulacrum recall one of the greatest catastrophes in the Portuguese capital. It was 29 years ago that the Chiado burned and still does not know why.

In fact, dance, and well.

There are affinities between Fado and Flamenco and even festivals that bring together these two musical genres, and Flamenco is also expressed by the beauty of dance and costumes. There are traces common in these identities, the tragic sense is one of them.

For example, the festival BADASOM, which has already passed names of the current Fado (Ana Moura, Dulce Pontes and Cuca Rosetta, for example). They cross their voices with those of Flamenco (Niña Pastori was one of them).

Like Fado, people from outside, from other cultures, fall in love and surrender to Flamenco. Ukrainian dancer Olga Sharapa (pictured) is a good example of this delivery.

Aléxis Gregório, Chef of the Luso Café and Adega Machado (Fado & Food Group).

Cooking became a spectacle, the cooks became artists.

In the middle of summer, he entered the world of Worten and made water grow in the mouth of those who watched.

Now look at what was salivated there.