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Stalls of various goodies are set up every Sunday around the perimeter of Praça General Osório (General Osório Square) while the center of the square is reserved for artists selling much larger canvases and artworks About The Hippie Fair This famous fair was set up in the 1960s by a group of local hippies who were looking for a regular place to sell their handicrafts to tourists and locals until it reached the established and regular outdoor fair that it is today arts and crafts that make great gifts or takeaways to remember Brazil There are various types of more alternative clothing such as floaty dresses and gypsy-style tees as well as contemporary t-shirts and tops that make unique pieces for a casual day time look or dressed-up for going out Some stalls make leather items such as little shoulder bags and strappy sandals which certainly have an edgy over regular flip-flops There are also plenty of traditional Brazilian-style bikinis to take home as a memoir or use on the beach or try a handmade crochet bikini – the tops are versatile and can be worn both on and off the beach Most of the jewelry at the Hippie Fair is hand-made offering one-of-a-kind pieces in various styles There are some of pure silver with beautiful gemstones others made of black leather straps with metal or wooden trinkets Most of the jewelry stalls have everything from necklaces anklets and charms to add to your own chain Hammocks are popular at the market and can make an unusual and comfortable addition to the home or garden all beautifully and skilfully handcrafted into novel pieces At each corner of the park are food stalls, with many selling typical Bahian food One of the most authentic Bahian food is the Acaraje a croquette made from a mix of black-eyed peas There are also dozens of different desserts to try – just take the plunge and order any one off the menu for an indulgent treat yet it is better to keep haggling within reasonable margins Many of the stalls accept credit and debit cards but always bring some cash with you for smaller priced items or for the few stalls that may not be card-friendly yet The fair is right in between the subway and the beach so makes an ideal stop-off point to browse in after the beach It opens around 10am on a Sunday and closes in the early evening The nearest subway is Metro General Osório look for the exit ‘Praça General Osório’ and the Hippie Fair is right in front Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy Check out these tours of the Hippie Fair Market >> Sarah is a British freelance journalist and writer based in Rio de Janeiro Her favourite travel experiences so far include swimming with whale sharks in Mexico trekking through Rio's urban forest and enjoying the city life in Madrid See & Do 15 Must-Visit Attractions in Ouro Preto See & Do The Best Amazon Locations for Seeing Wildlife Guides & Tips A Complete Guide To Pão De Açúcar (Sugarloaf Mountain) See & Do 15 Stunning Natural 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the first time in the company's history we are building and opening our own location in Portugal," said chief operating officer Harald Gloy in a statement [Daniel Reinhardt/picture alliance via Getty Images] Fancy a cheap and fun outing in the Marvelous City The street markets in Rio's neighborhoods are great options at different times and in different neighborhoods there is a street market going on in Rio de Janeiro from the most traditional to the most modern this is the choice for those who want to take a cheap and fun trip around the city Find out which street markets in Rio de Janeiro you can’t miss Spending a Sunday at Feira da Glória is one of Cariocas’ favorite things to do This is because fresh fruit and vegetables share their space with very cool fashion and decoration pieces the samba circle that never lets anyone stand still That’s why this is one of the street fairs in Rio de Janeiro that you can’t miss The traditional Yabás Fair takes place every second Sunday of the month in Madureira It is also a great gathering of samba and typical cuisine from the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro with stalls offering delicious recipes from Afro-Brazilian gastronomy It’s such a success that the fair has become Rio’s Cultural and Intangible Heritage 📌Praça Paulo da Portela – Madureira this fair takes place every Saturday and always attracts many locals and tourists in addition to the many options the fair offers antique shops and concert halls that are part of the city’s history It’s a great way to explore the best that Rio has to offer The Praça XV Antiques Fair also takes place nearby every Saturday. We’ ve already listed here some of the reasons to visit this iconic place and the fair is one of them Not to mention that it is the largest antiques and collectibles fair in Latin America That’s why it’s worth getting there early to make sure you have the best options You can guarantee the week’s menu with fresh food and still enjoy a very pleasant day out in the region with its incredible CDs and caipirinhas no capricho 📌Rua General Glicério – Laranjeiras It’s the largest arts and crafts fair in the city and it’s one of the street fairs in Rio de Janeiro that you need to visit with an impressive variety of pieces and techniques Ilha da Gigóia is an incredible place in Barra da Tijuca It’s also home to the Ilha Cultural (Cultural Island ) on weekends 📌 Dalton Barreto Boulevard (main deck) – Gigóia Island For those who want to enjoy street markets in Rio de Janeiro during the week a good option is the one that takes place in Gávea every Friday with lots of fresh food and plants to decorate your home but if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle Another street market option during the week is the Copacabana Night Market The market takes place daily from 6pm to midnight with more than 100 stalls in Rio’s most famous landscape 📌Avenida Atlântica (Rua Miguel Lemos) – Copacabana Read today's Portuguese stories delivered to your email The traditional Santa Iria de Faro fair will take place between Thursday and 27 October This is an event that attracts thousands of visitors to the city and will include new exhibition and restaurant areas this year celebrates the patron saint of Santa Iria de Nabância becoming one of the economic drivers of regional products says that this year's edition features several new features including new areas and tents to accommodate the entities' area and the improvement of the space dedicated to catering In addition to the usual 'booths' displaying regional products the event features traditional entertainment equipment for the whole family The Santa Iria fair opens its doors on Thursday at 6pm Religious ceremonies in honor of the patron saint are scheduled for Sunday followed by the procession with the image of the Saint to the fairgrounds where it will be exposed during the 10 days of the event We appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for our services but if you are able to we ask you to support The Portugal News by making a contribution – no matter how small You can change how much you give or cancel your contributions at any time Send us your comments or opinion on this article Reaching over 400,000 people a week with news about Portugal Already a member? 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Sign up Explore our Food Tours → We didn’t exactly receive a warm welcome at Feira do Relógio a weekly market that unfolds along a suburban strip north of Lisbon’s city center Relógio is Portuguese for “clock,” allegedly a reference to the market’s former location near a clocktower and instead the name obliquely elicits the “fell from the back of the truck” origins of some of the goods sold there dozens of vendors take over a nearly one-kilometer stretch of road in Lisbon’s Chelas area Many work from tables but several vendors also operate from vans The vibe is familiar to anyone who’s been to a rural fair in Portugal with Romani sellers shouting sing-song slogans to draw buyers (“Come here the market has a distinctly less illicit vibe and among the stalls selling “Nike” sneakers you’ll also find people bargaining for items such as kitchen tools Feira do Relógio has an important social role,” says Rui Padrão “It’s one of the most democratic places in Lisbon where people with little money can buy essentials to make it through the week.” especially as inflation has caused supermarket price tags to swell often working from the ubiquitous white vans sell the usual Portuguese staples: cabbage as well as more obscure items such as grapevine clippings Some stalls specialize in bread and baked sweets Feira do Relógio is a great place to buy inexpensive “bag in box” wine or a four-liter bottle of olive oil in part because some of the vendors are also farmers selling their produce directly to consumers purple new potatoes at a truck that specializes in the tubers and the farmer/vendor Senhora Teresa tells us they’re great like that” – the tip an added perk of this type of commerce The produce sold at Feira do Relógio also reflects Chelas’s status as a predominantly immigrant neighborhood There’s an emphasis on tropical fruit at the market Items such as yams and plantains are abundant and common One stall specializes in ingredients and produce from the island nation of Cabo Verde arm-length sticks of sugarcane and tiny but intensely spicy gindungo chilies Prepared food is also a draw at Feira do Relógio, with several mobile restaurants selling bifanas (Portugal’s famous pork sandwich), hamburgers and other indulgent dishes. But hands-down the most popular destination for a meal or snack is O Brazuca a Brazilian-run operation that specializes in deep-fried dishes and fresh sugarcane juice staff squeeze cups of fresh sugarcane juice using a mechanical press while from another they crank out virtually the entire spectrum of deep-fried Brazilian snacks – kibe But the majority of patrons come for pastel de vento deep-fried pastry shell the size of a knock-off Gucci purse that contains finely minced beef or gooey cheese The stall is a gathering place for Lisbon’s Brazilian community who taught us that pastéis do vento require generous squirts of ketchup and/or mayonnaise our initial run-in meant that we didn’t take as many photos as we would have liked But leaving the market with a bag of potatoes some spicy chilies and a belly full of Brazilian specialties farmer’s market ethos and multiculturality loading map - please wait...Map could not be loaded - please enable Javascript!→ more information This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Time Out straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy your city without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Rio de Janeiro recently renovated by the city and named after the late founder of Galocantô eight samba circles rotate every Sunday starting at 2pm and then join the fun that continues until around 10pm Groups like Mesa da Diretoria and Gloriosa are the popular ones Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! About us Contact us the magical world of Perlim will shine again between November and January 2025 Christmas market and circus are some of the attractions that promise to entertain the whole family we have one more piece of news to share: the return of Perlim the Christmas festival offers a variety of attractions At Quinta do Castelo, in a setting worthy of a fairy tale, or it wouldn’t be near one of Portugal’s most beautiful medieval buildings there’s plenty of entertainment waiting for visitors the organization has confirmed the following entertainment for Porto Secreto: Therefore, our advice is to find out more about the different rides, timetables and prices. We’ve provided some information here, but you should still consult the official website children (aged between 3 and 12) pay from €6.50; adults (aged between 13 and 64) pay from €7.50; seniors (over 65) pay from €6.50) children pay from €12; adults from €15; and seniors from €12 visitors can also opt for the “Perlim + Circus”pack which has the following prices: children pay from €14.50; adults from €18.50 and seniors from €14.50 For those wishing to go on more than one day there is a wristband that guarantees access to the entire event The prices are as follows: pre-sale until November 22 (€13); and sale during Perlim (€16) The Winter Fair promoted by the Estrela Parish Council will once again liven up the city with lots of entertainment for young and old alike This area of the city will once again have plenty of entertainment for all the family, to warm up these cold winter days. Just like last year, JFE will once again create spaces that allow residents, businesses and customers to coexist jovially, reducing noise in the main residential areas. Handicrafts, regional products, traditional games, roller coasters, Ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds and bumper cars will be among the many amusements you’ll find at this Winter Fair, which is beginning to gain some tradition in the city. The opening and closing dates for this year’s Estrela Winter Fair are not yet known, but if it goes ahead like last year, it will start around January 24th and run until mid-March, from Monday to Friday between 2pm and 1am, and on weekends, public holidays and national holiday, between 12pm and 2am (music closes at 11pm). Entry to this fun space is completely free. Watch the video we shot at one of the last editions. View this post on Instagram Address: Avenida Brasília 254 (Terrapleno de Santos) Hours: from January 23 to March 16 Tickets: free Feira de Acari is closed down by the mayor after claims that gangsters used it to sell stolen goods Manoel Ribeiro has never known a world without Rio de Janeiro’s best-known flea market The swarming suburban bazaar was founded outside his home in 1970 It existed in 1993 when the market trader was shot nearby during an armed robbery and lost the use of his legs And, until last month, it continued to thrive – a Sunday institution famed for its suspiciously low prices and immortalised in songs by celebrated Brazilian musicians. “The Feira de Acari is a success. It has everything. It’s a mystery,” the singer-songwriter Jorge Ben Jor sang in one hit If Derek “Del Boy” Trotter – the fictional wheeler-dealer from the British comedy Only Fools and Horses – had been born in Rio it would have been here that he plied his trade the Acari street market was nowhere to be seen after Rio’s mayor ordered a sudden end to its half-century existence as he drove his motorised wheelchair to the market where he has worked for over 40 years Instead of wooden stalls stacked with merchandise and secondhand clothes Ribeiro found dozens of police officers and guards carrying riot guns and rifles The canine unit had deployed two Belgian shepherd dogs to keep angry traders at bay a former police chief tasked with shutting it down Acari’s market earned that nickname decades ago thanks to a booming trade in stolen car parts But Carnevale claimed car tyres and tailgates were not the only things on offer Gangs of cargo thieves had long operated in the area hijacking lorries transporting household appliances clothes and medicine and reselling the goods at the market or distributing them to nearby favelas “Unfortunately, 30% of all cargo thefts in Brazil are concentrated here in Rio right now,” said Carnevale who added that he had seen the deadly consequences of such robberies while serving in the homicide squad Animal traffickers also allegedly used the market: one man was caught selling an orange-beaked toucan for 6,000 reals (£955) Carnevale acknowledged that not all traders were involved in crime and that many depended on the market to survive The region is home to three of Rio’s largest favelas – Chapadão Acari and the Morro da Pedreira – and suffers some of the city’s lowest life expectancy levels Acari’s traders are seething at the closure and It’s not like they say that this is just drug traffickers and thieves,” said Ribeiro popcorn makers and fans “with a few minor defects” I can tell you with absolute certainty it’s 5%.” “They should separate the wheat from the chaff but that’s not what they’re doing They’re treating us all as thieves,” said Rodrigues a hilltop favela overlooking the mile-long market said Acari’s market – where he works with his son – was precisely the thing preventing the teenager falling into crime “Idle hands are the devil’s workshop – I learned that from my parents up north,” said Silva also crediting the market with helping him escape poverty after he migrated to Rio in 1986 from Brazil’s less-developed north-east I have a home to live in and a car to drive,” Silva said Other traders hailed the marketplace – which was also memorialised by Brazil’s most famous living sambista, Zeca Pagodinho – as a cultural treasure this is such a rich place,” said Aline Santos There’s something here for everyone,” Santos added as protesting traders gathered at the shuttered market with posters denouncing the government’s move As proof that her products had not fallen off the back of a lorry, Santos had taped 18 receipts to her poster showing they were legally purchased from a wholesaler. “We aren’t delinquents and we’re here to prove it,” she declared as the group proceeded through the defunct market to the sound of a funk track celebrating its bargain-basement prices The Feira de Acari has faced eradication before hundreds of troops besieged the area after a similar mayoral decree Ribeiro remembers helicopters swooping over Acari’s rooftops as the cinematic crackdown unfolded traders returned and Acari’s market was reborn attracting thousands of bargain hunters each week Carnevale insisted that this time would be different but admitted that enforcing the prohibition was a major challenge “It’s the challenge every winner faces – not how to win but how to ensure you keep winning.” Acari’s jobless traders hope he will fail. The market’s closure came as the region was still reeling from deadly floods that were partly blamed on climate change Ribeiro lost 5,000 reals’ worth of merchandise when rain caused the Acari river to overflow “This whole area turned into the sea,” he said “I lost everything.” he lamented its downfall but wagered that it would eventually return “My whole life I’ve made a living off this market it’s as if you’d worked for a company and one day were just sacked on the spot.” protesters had hung a banner by the roadside where customers once haggled This is the archive of The Observer up until 21/04/2025 The Observer is now owned and operated by Tortoise Media the Feira de Antiguidades da Lavradio has been a go-to spot for vintage finds nearly 200 vendors take over the city’s oldest residential street selling everything from retro cameras and typewriters to vintage furniture and home decor Prices are more reasonable than most antique shops (Pro tip: tone down your tourist vibes when haggling!) 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O sérvio, que deveria ter entrado em quadra às 21h30 contra o americano Sebastian Korda, 25º, teve o jogo alterado para esta quinta-feira. O motivo foi o atraso da programação desta quarta, não pela chuva, mas sim por jogos longos, todos acima de duas horas. Emma Raducanu contra Jessica Pegula terminou depois das 23h15 locais e Djokovic e Korda só entrariam perto da meia-noite local, 1h de Brasília, mas foram embora com a nova lei e jogarõ nesta quinta. O vencedor terá que voltar na sexta-feira para sua semifinal contra o búlgaro Grigor Dimitrov, 15º. O duelo será o terceiro da programação que começa às 14h, ou seja, por volta das 17h de Brasília. BackPlan your visitHow to make the most of your day at the zoo! Events and experiences Back Event calendarExplore events at Edinburgh Zoo Conservation Learning and community engagement Back Meet the teamThe RZSS learning and community team Support Back Support usWith more than a million species at risk of extinction The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) Edinburgh Zoo has shared adorable images of female Linne’s two-toed sloth Feira eating a delicious Spring bouquet Grown on-site by the wildlife conservation charity’s expert gardens team Feira enjoyed some of her favourite plants including camellias Members of the public can visit Scotland’s only sloths, Feira and Nico, at Edinburgh Zoo this Easter. Book online and save at tickets.edinburghzoo.org.uk/tickets Be the first to hear about our latest offers event news and learn about the work we do for preserving endangered wildlife Owned by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland a charity registered in Scotland (SC004064).Registered address: 134 Corstorphine Road © Copyright 2025 Royal Zoological Society Scotland then Golegã National Horse Fair is just for you This spectacular ‘must see’ event in Portugal takes place this week in the small rural town of Golegã It’s a charming historic town comfortably situated in Portugal’s Ribatejo Province This region is one of the country’s the most fertile areas The province maintains many traditions including the Campinos (Portuguese cowboys) who are still found working the cattle on the large farms It is also the home to many of the oldest and most prestigious breeders of Lusitanos Golegã National Horse Fair was founded in the 18th century and was originally called "Feira de São Martinho” While originally established as an agricultural fair to promote the province’s ample produce since there were also many well know Lusitano breeders nearby they were encouraged to show their horses at the fair Very quickly the Lusitano horse became the main attraction and in 1972 the name was changed to ‘Feira Nacional do Cavalo’ (National Horse Fair) The Fair is held annually at the beginning of November and is the largest horse fair in Portugal. It has a unique Held over a 10-day period it must include the most important date - November 11 which is the Feast of Saint Martin (Dia de São Martinho) On this day the people eat roasted chestnuts and drink new wine for Magusto the riders will dress up in traditional Portuguese Riding attire – although most dress up throughout the festival you usually see the finest clothing on the 11th A celebration is held outside the stunning 16 century Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição which is a traditional ceremony For 10 days the town transforms from its usual sleepy state to a frenzy of horses From late afternoon until the early hours the streets are packed The air is filled with the smoke from roasting chestnuts and BBQs the clopping of horses’ hooves and carriage wheels on the streets There’s a wide array of traditional food stalls and restaurants offering regional gastronomy it’s a shopping extravaganza of wonderful stalls –everything from traditional tack and clothing to quirky battery-powered horses traditional drinks and foods and even antiques As you weave your way through the streets do not be surprised if a house front door bursts open and out prances a stunning white Lusitano ridden by an elegant old gentleman Tiny children on majestic stallions perform may piaffe in front of you and carriages pulled by shinning black horses rush by only centimeters away You will discover bars designed so the riders can ride their horses inside - 10 riders lined up in front of the bar their stallions unfazed by the closeness of each other and the riders cheerfully enjoying a refreshing beer or two During the daytime you can watch the showing classes where you will see some of the finest examples of Lusitanos You can also enjoy Dressage and working equitation competitions around the edge of the town there are other competitions taking place such as Endurance Jumping and even cross-country Eventing. Later in the evenings in the centre’s main arena (The Manga) they present beautiful classical shows fast action games of horse ball and prize-giving parades Situated around the Manga are the Coudelarias - breeder’s ‘Casetas’ The ‘Casetas’ are small wooden houses designed to greet guests with wines Here you have the opportunity to meet the breeders examples of their Lusitanos horses are presented in stalls On the day the breeders bring their stallions to the Casetas the energy literally goes up 10 notches; stunning stallions are led in parting the crowds It is pure spectacle – the 10 black stallions of Coudelaria Ortigao Costa create a dramatic and thrilling entrance They are lined in the elegant stalls with bronze horse heads on carved posts and polish wood They call out to the other stallions to announce their arrival In these modern times with everything moving on so fast it is both refreshing and energising to visit a cultural event that is still able to embrace tradition and indeed value it so highly that it still feels authentic – full of the spirit of life it is an event you really should have on your list of things to experience Written by Teresa Burton Lusitano Heritage Images by Lena Saugen Photography and Christophe Taneire Not even a life threatening diagnosis and a wheelchair could stop horse trainer Nelly Jaehne from doing what she was born to do RIDE presented by Longines visits the German stud.. With Christmas and the holiday season fast approaching from stocking stuffers to more elaborate presents that might just rival buying the horse itself Young Portuguese Dressage rider João Torrão tells us about the deep connection he has with his horse Equador and their short journey from Novice to Grand Prix level… FEI.org writer Sophie Baker discusses the highs and lows of her equestrian year.. Equestrian Carl Hedin shares his philosophy for ensuring his horses’ wellbeing.. The Eventing star explains how to make the outdoors great… We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience By clicking any link on this page you are giving your consent for us to set cookies The world is divided into two types of people: those who like modern objects and those who prefer objects with history and these can only be found at the best flea markets in town We would say that the world is divided between people who like more avant-garde objects with a futuristic vibe visits to antique and vintage fairs are a treat, and we’ve selected eight that you really must visit On the podium of Lisbon’s antique and vintage fairs, the Feira da Ladra must appear first but since 1903 it has inhabited Campo de Santa Clara Here you can find everything you can imagine furniture and even more unusual goods – there are prescription glasses and even dentures Hundreds of sellers and buyers pass through here and although tourists are already passing through there are still good deals to be had at friendly prices Address: Campo de Santa Clara (São Vicente) Schedule: Tuesdays and Saturdays | 09h – 18h Anyone who likes collecting and objects full of history and memories from other times should visit the Algés Fair in the Municipal Garden in the area handicrafts and goods to add to your collection – be it lighters the fair takes place at Jardim Municipal de Paço de Arcos Address: Algés Municipal Garden (Algés) Opening hours: Fourth Sunday of the month | 9am – 6pm The Feira da Bagageira is a second-hand goods market where car trunks are turned into sales stalls a wide range of old and new items are sold here It’s an interesting way to find items with history at affordable prices and it’s also a community-based event that brings Lisbon’s buyers and sellers together The Feira da Bagageira has no fixed location and alternates between all the city’s districts and has already reached neighboring municipalities Benfica, Algés, Belém, Carcavelos and Barreiro are some of the places that have already hosted this market. 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Address: Various locations Hours: Saturdays and Sundays | 10am – 6pm Avenida da Liberdade is once again transformed into the bustling Passeio Público of yesteryear and hosts the Feira na Avenida from traditional handicrafts to organic products but there is also a strong focus on antiques Address: Avenida da Liberdade (Next to the Monument to the Dead of the Great War) Schedule: All year round – second weekend of the month | May to October – 4th Saturday of the month and previous Thursday | 10am – 7pm Every first and third Sunday of the month The name of the fair explains exactly what is sold here: antiques some filigree silver earrings or a knick-knack to embellish the bookshelf Jardim Vasco da Gama (Belém) Schedule: 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month – 9am – 5pm from November to April; 9am – 7pm from May to October For those who live in the Príncipe Real area this fair is a must on the last Saturday of the month and the following Monday For those who don’t live in the area it’s a good reason to take a stroll and maybe buy a new decorative object or add a new item to your favorite collection And the surrounding garden is still one of the nicest in the city Address: Jardim França Borges (Jardim do Principe Real) Schedule: Last Saturday of the month and the following Monday | 09h – 18h John of God Fair brings renewed energy to London Square The initiative invites residents of the neighborhood to sell goods they no longer use Address: London Square (Areeiro) Schedule: Saturday (dates to be confirmed) | 10am – 6pm If your favorite antiques are books, you can’t miss the Chiado Bookshop Fair Address: Rua Anchieta (Chiado) Hours: Saturday | 09h – 18h The best second-hand stores in Lisbon This is the last weekend that you can visit the Portimão Fair and Exhibition Park, which hosts the 360th São Martinho Fair whose origins date back to the 17th century as well as an injection of adrenaline with bumper car tracks and carousels families will be able to benefit from discounts in all participating spaces visitors will be able to see an exhibition of various car brands with the aim of exhibiting new and used vehicles Visitors can still see the vehicles on display at the Portimão Arena at the following times: the 10 and 11 November between 4 pm and midnight and on the 12th of November between 4 pm and 10 pm The remaining spaces of the fair between the 10 and 11 November will be open to the public from 10 am News | UK Scotland’s only sloths have been revealed for the first time at Edinburgh Zoo Two-year-old male Moana nicknamed Mo have been added to the roster of animals at the park King clocks up more than 100 days of engagements in scaled-back second year Sir Gavin Williamson to be quizzed by Covid Inquiry on impact of school closures Meet the triathlete breaking new ground for Deaf athletes The Linne’s two-toed sloths have joined large hairy armadillos Nymeria and Diogo in the Sloths and Armadillos building, which tells the story of wildlife in South America Moana arrived from Aquazoo Friesland in the Netherlands and Feira arrived from Wilhelma in Germany senior animal experiences keeper at Edinburgh Zoo said: “We are thrilled to have welcomed this brand-new species to the zoo and hope visitors will be able to spot Mo and Fe in their incredible new home during their visit “Our Brilliant Birds building has been refurbished to create an amazing space with lots of trees and ropes for our sloths to explore at their own pace though we’ll be keeping viewing hours limited for the first few weeks while they get used to their new surroundings.” The zoo is run by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland which said it has been supporting conservation partners in South America Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer 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Move La América Neuroscience and Neuroengineering Research thematic axes Open Labs Technical staff Scientific publications Ethics Committee in research (CEP/ISD) educational modules CEP/ISD Contacts CONEP Guidelines CEP/ISD documents CEP/ISD Members CEP/ISD Schedule Brazil Platform ISD Ethics Committee on the use of Animals in Research (CEUA-ISD) CEUA/ISD forms CEUA/ISD members CONCEA legislation Barriguda Project - Quilombola Capoeira Community SNCT 2021 2022 2023 2024 Brain Week 2024 Career Suppliers Open doors News Press room Neuroengineering Symposium Day of the Care Network for people with disabilities Neurogenic Bladder Journey Science Fair - SNCT Neural Mechanisms of Cognitive Function Qualification as a social organization Management contract with MEC and transfers Federal Control Bodies Management contract report Institutional Documents The city of Macaíba was awarded during the 10th edition of the Fair of Municipalities and Tourist Products of RN (Femptur) which had the Santos Dumont Institute (ISD) as one of the exhibitors came in second place in the Originality category economic and tourist potential to the public One of the differences of the Macaíba space was the scientific approach carried out by ISD throughout the two days of the event Students and researchers explained the Institute's lines of research and spoke about the importance of neuroscience and neuroengineering for research in neurorehabilitation they presented the two units of the Institute: the Anita Garibaldi Health Education and Research Center (Anita) and the Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute of Neurosciences (IIN-ELS) The medical student at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) was surprised by the presence of ISD at the fair “I didn't expect that at a tourism fair there would be a stand talking about neurosciences which is a field of medicine that I'm very interested in It was an opportunity to learn more about this area” It was also a surprise for little Ana Lívia who visited the fair accompanied by her parents She was interested in the anatomical representation of the human brain “Having contact with this type of knowledge is very meaningful for children seeing how the brain works was a new discovery Even if she can't understand everything that was explained The ISD stand was also visited by local and state authorities senator Zenaide Maia and governor Fátima Bezerra The head of the Rio Grande do Norte executive held the official opening of Femptur During the visit to the Macaíba city hall stand she praised the services provided by the Santos Dumont Institute Congratulations on the work you do and for developing science in RN” the fair was an opportunity to exhibit part of the scientific work produced 10 years ago by ISD in Macaíba “We present to society a summary of our interdisciplinary work that has been carried out for a decade in teaching research and extension actions at both Anita and IIN-ELS ISD has a Specialized Rehabilitation Center a master's degree in neuroengineering and laboratories open to researchers We increasingly want to be recognized as an institution integrated with local demands both in health care and solutions and in scientific production” The Macaíba stand also featured an exhibition of products manufactured in the municipality's Industrial Park such as Boku's popcorn and Chapinha ice cream and publicity for the Augusto Severo Scientific and Technological Park (PAX) The cultural area of the space included the literary works of Macaíba writer Auta de Souza and the cuisine and crafts typical of rural communities “It was a very important action for the municipality because it covered the entire Macaíba production chain We present all the potential we have for Rio Grande do Norte with emphasis on science and technology through the Santos Dumont Institute Our stand was one of the most visited at the fair a sign that people are interested in what Macaíba has to offer” The Fair of Municipalities and Tourist Products of RN (Femptur) took place on the 26th and 27th of April The event featured exhibitions from 50 Rio Grande do Norte municipalities and aimed to promote the tourist and economic development of Rio Grande do Norte The Santos Dumont Institute (ISD) is a Social Organization linked to the Ministry of Education (MEC) and includes the Edmond and Lily Safra International Neuroscience Institute and the Anita Garibaldi Center for Health Education and Research ISD's mission is to promote education for life forming citizens through integrated teaching in addition to contributing to a fairer and more humane transformation of Brazilian social reality Communication Officecomunicacao@isd.org.br(84) 99416-1880 Rural Area / CEP 59288-899Macaíba/RN – Brazil The Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa Alberto Santos Dumont is a Social Organization qualified by the Ministry of Education through Presidential Decree of February 27 Carlos Moedas wants to give up the Feira Popular project but still build the Urban Park the opposition criticizes the President and does not give up the amusement equipment The project had been announced by Medina in 2015; the Urban Park should have been ready in 2018 We explain the twists and turns of this story that the Feira Popular de Lisboa was to be installed a facility that operated until 2003 in Entrecampos the future Parque Urbano da Pontinha/Carnide The two projects would coexist in the same space From the announcement of the project in 2015 to today six years have passed.. and neither Feira Popular nor Urban Park is ready the Feira Popular project has never gone beyond the preliminary phase there is a general idea of what that equipment could be A public participation site was launched and an environmental impact study was conducted which also went through a public consultation phase But for there to be a Feira Popular (scheduled for 2020) there would first have to be an Urban Park where the future amusement park would be integrated; and as for the latter.. the works progressed very slowly over the years and the different deadlines were missed The opening to the public of the Urban Park was scheduled for 2018 but we'll get to that in detail in a moment Let's start with Moedas' statements that reignited the Feira Popular issue: in an interview the mayor said he wants to give up the Feira Popular and just make the Green Park but the left-wing opposition criticizes the decision and wants the Feira anyway - even if it's in another location It was in an interview to Rádio RenascençaOn the sidelines of this weekend's PSD Congress Carlos Moedas clarified his position regarding the Feira Popular: "The concept of the Feira Popular today no longer makes the same sense as it did 20 or 30 years ago We have to rethink that concept"said the current Mayor of Lisbon mentioning that he wants to look at the project as "really the New People's Fair" "makes a lot more sense" create there "a green park with equipment for people" than an amusement park that "Those kinds of amusement parks in the city center don't make the same sense that they did in the past We can have a part of the park with some equipment for that kind of amusement That's not going to happen."explained Carlos Moedas to Renascença "Those kinds of companies are not looking at the city centers We have to look at the needs of the population and I think what the population would like to have is equipment for children Already this Wednesday, July 6th, Carlos Moedas referred to on the sidelines of a ceremony at the City Hall that "it's not a question here of giving up on the project it would disappear on its own"adding that "there is no one" interested in investing in the Feira Popular project in Carnide so the previous executive "never did anything about it" not even a demand for these kinds of amusement parks within cities we are not even in a scenario where there is demand with promoters who want to do this kind of thing"he said Moedas also said that has "there were problems with the foreman" e "some technical problems"but assured that "the state of play is to really start cleaning up the land which is not in condition and cannot be in that condition and then really think about this equipment project for that part of town At the site of the future Feira Popular, where a political ceremony and some demolition work took place, Medina pointed out that the return of this social equipment intended settle the debt "that the city has since 2004 to hundreds of thousands of youth grandparents and family members"nicknaming that day "historic for the city"for marking the "the beginning of the return of Feira to Lisbon and to the people of Lisbon". The then mayor criticized the "bad decisions" that led the city to go more than a decade without "your People's Fair" and pointed out that the new infrastructure would not be "an amusement park of some multinational just like so many others"Nor is it the same as the old Feira Popular - the idea was to reinvent the concept with entertainment more attractive" than those of Entrecampos what traditional entertainments they would like to have again (Ferris wheel horror house...) and what new valences they wanted the new Fair to have (street food) the project was summarized this way: "high quality and accessible urban green park; connection to the history and memory of Feira Popular de Lisboa but a project of quality and modernity; objective of rehabilitation of the entire area and surroundings; project with equipment and attractions for families and for adventure and adrenaline lovers; approximately 20 hectares of land (4 x larger than the previous Feira Popular in Entrecampos)" despite being the big highlight in terms of communication the construction of the Feira Popular was not the big priority the new amusement park would not be ready yet only the 20-hectare Urban Park in which the Feira Popular would be integrated The local authority's idea was to grant the Fair to a private entity that would manage it and also the entire Urban Park (which has already had several names: from "Parque Verde da Feira Popular de Lisboa" to "Parque Urbano da Pontinha" or only a green area annexed to the Padre Cruz Neighborhood and meanwhile baptized as "Jardim dos Professores" (Teachers' Garden) would remain A 2018 video from the Lisbon City Council showed the state of the works that year: which does not differ much from the situation that Lisboa Para Pessoas was able to observe this week "Right now what exists is a handful of nothing and still without much involvement from the people who live here who study here and who work here"commented at the time the President of the Carnide Parish Council The statements of the person in charge of the parish where the Feira Popular and respective Urban Park would be inserted are not much different from those he has now made to the Lusa news agency after Carlos Moedas' position was made public "I'm obviously not opposed to the construction of the green park and then if it comes accompanied by equipment for the population's enjoyment obviously I'm not opposed to any of that"he told Lusa the important thing is that the land where it has taken a while for something to be born will be an opportunity for development for the parish and with real benefits for the people who live nearby "That was even the position that I conveyed to the Mayor I said that we were not here to complicate things we saw it as a great opportunity for the development of the parish what we want is that [any] project for that territory be a great opportunity for local development." the President of the Carnide Council also showed concern with the current situation of the land for the future Urban Park next to a giant amount of trees that have been planted - and rightly so - but that we're not sure how often to water."The construction work has been suspended for about a year and the contractor left several boxes of flammable materials on the ground Fábio Sousa also said that the council cannot take the initiative to intervene in the space but it has already told the council that it wants to "be part of the solution"The company has a team of gardeners or even vacation occupation programs for young people The coalition program New TimesCarlos Moedas, with whom he became president of the Lisbon City Hall, was not clear about the future of Feira Popular. O document spoke only in "transform the current Feira Popular project to provide for a new Urban Park"which was already the project underway (as mentioned the Feira Popular would be integrated into this Urban Park) that the will was to equip this Urban Park with "leisure and sports facilities natural outdoor swimming pool in Carnide"and with "cultural facilities" The public tender for the Feira Popular was never launched so it was never clear what it would look like in concrete terms it was decided not to specify what this equipment would be like leaving it up to the future concessionaire The contributions of the population through the aforementioned website could be incorporated into this detailed definition of the Fair The concessionaire would be responsible for all the construction costs of the Fair; the Lisbon City Hall would only leave the Urban Park ready for the installation of the amusement park in an area not exceeding 61 thousand square meters intends to develop the Feira Popular project under a public works concession The concessionaire will be selected through a public tender and will be responsible for the conception maintenance and operation of Feira Popular de Lisboa Given the complete integration of Feira Popular into the Green Park the concessionaire will also assume responsibility for its operation and maintenance seeking to maintain its role as a green infrastructure." "Feira Popular de Lisboa shall be equipped and characterized so as to have the capacity to receive at least 1,300,000 visitors annually privileging a high level of technological integration with an adequate dimensioning at the level of internal routes restaurant spaces and informal leisure areas and the offer of attractions in which at least one attraction classifiable as an Anchor Attraction shall stand out." O Environmental Impact Study of Feira Popular de Lisboa was in public consultation on the Participa website between December 2019 and January of the following year with this process being concluded in April 2020 In one of the documents made available to the population it was read that besides Carnide two other options were considered: one at Poço do Bispo Docks an option discarded because the Port of Lisbon Administration "has not shown any willingness with the Municipality to release the area necessary for the realization of the project"and another in the northern part of Parque das Nações which "has proven inadequate on a technical and financial level due to the expenses required for soil decontamination since the former landfill of Beirolas was installed there and also due to the absence of essential infrastructure such as public transportation network and the subway station" a tariff proposal for the new Feira was also presented: a fixed price of 2.50 euros for access to the fairground within the Urban Park with special conditions for children under three years old a total revenue of 33 million Euros was expected and the creation of about 600 new direct jobs with the new Feira Popular de Lisboa it was estimated between 1.3 million ("conservative scenario based on the last year of operation of Feira Popular in Entrecampos") and 2.5 million much more than the Zoo (one million) or the Oceanarium (1.4 million) You can consult the essential documentation here: The conclusion of the Environmental Impact Study of Feira Popular de Lisboa was essential for the launching of the public tender that would allow to find the concessionaire and contractor who would realize the future Fair in the Urban Park that the Chamber would meanwhile finish the Neighbourhood Association of Bairro Novo de Carnide and Quinta do Bom Nome had been invited by the previous mayor together with the Neighbourhood Association of Bairro Padre Cruz to be part of a committee to monitor the project of the future Feira Popular one after the presentation in 2015 and the last one in 2017 because no contracts were signed"said Carlos Durão referring to the balance of these two meetings THE Associação de Moradores do Bairro Padre Cruz was not available to talk to Lusa and BE have already reacted to Carlos Moedas' statements The completion of the Urban Park and the subsequent creation of the Feira Popular would create a new centrality in Pontinhawhich today is already one of the city's main public transport interfaces - the arrival point of several suburban bus lines the transit point of several Carris lines and also an entry point to the Lisbon Metro network The entire area was redeveloped between 2017 and 2018 with that intermodal future in mind one of the largest parking lots in the city with a deterrent function is also planned - around 1,800 spaces are planned near the Metro station Pontinha awaits the construction of this park that will complete the public space intervention already carried out at the site and that is on EMEL's calendar for 2025 - two pedestrian bridges are planned to connect the park directly to the Metro square and the Urban Park MB Way: 933 140 217 (indicar “LPP”) Ou clica aqui Podes escrever-nos para [email protected] O LPP / Lisbon For People é um jornal local dedicado à cidade e à área metropolitana de Lisboa editado de forma totalmente independente e sem fins lucrativos ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " Every Saturday in Funchal’s Old Town the Feira das Velharias e Antiguidades (antique and old items fair) You can find at this fair a little of everything From Jornal Madeira Flee market funchal Madeira old items What happened to the very popular car boot market next to the Casino once a month … Apparently the Casino pulled the plug on that a few years ago , I’ve had a stall on the Saturday market for the last year and a half and a lot of the older traders used to do the Casino one as well , there’s also a flea market/car boot in Santa Luzia park and on the car park outside every Sunday except for the first Sunday of the month … Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email We take no responsibility for the accuracy of the translation 2014The Japanese auto parts company Yazaki plans to close its factory in Feira de Santana both affiliated to IndustriALL Global Union are campaigning to halt the closure and save the jobs of the factory’s 1,200 workers Union leaders met Bahia Institutional Relations Department (SERIN) officials on 26 June to ask the state government to mediate agreed to explore the possibility of saving the jobs and to open talks with representatives of the company the workers and the departments of trade and industry (SICM) and labour and employment (SETRE) Representatives of the union and the company met the Bahian Regional Superintendent of the Ministry of Labour and Employment on 30 June in Salvador said that the company wants to close the factory at the end of July The company says it will not change its plans and wants to dismiss 400 workers at the end of this week so the union has strengthened the campaign against the plant closure also attended the meeting on 30 June and said it was necessary to seek support from local and international organisations where the company plans to relocate and ask IndustriALL Global Union to raise the issue with the company’s head office in Japan We are talking about the fate of 1,200 families This could also have a major impact on the local economy" CNM/CUT president said: “The metalworkers in Feira de Santana can count on the CNM/CUT’s support in this fight We cannot leave 1,200 workers without support It is a blow to the economy and the labour market We are in solidarity with the metalworkers at Yazaki and with the struggle of the Feira de Santana union and we are going to fight alongside them to get Yazaki to take responsibility for the situation and ensure the plant does not close" IndustriALL Global Union is following the situation closely and is ready to act in solidarity with the local union to defend the jobs of more than 1,000 workers in the auto industry IndustriALL Global Union’s affiliates represent over 50 million workers in 140 countries in the mining We take up the fight for better working conditions and trade union rights around the world © Copyright 2018 - 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Take a look at our Privacy Policy A 24ª edição da Feira Nacional do Podrão volta em grande estilo à charmosa Praça Paris em ritmo de Carnaval nos dias 08 e 09 de fevereiro (sábado e domingo) nono lugar na lista da revista britânica Time Out como bairro mais legal do mundo nos moldes dos famosos jardins da capital francesa a Praça Paris recebe um dos eventos gastronômicos mais aguardados pelos cariocas em que cerca de 30 expositores do Rio e Grande Rio irão desfilar o que há de mais tradicional e contemporâneo em lanches informais Evento terá área exclusiva para diversão da garotada Os clássicos Podrões das edições anteriores estão confirmados Destaque para a “Batata Frita de Marechal Hermes” (Patrimônio Cultural Material de Cidade do Rio) Presentes também outras atrações gastronômicas: “Hambúrguer de Três Quilos” “Cachorro-Quente de 120 centímetros” “Sorvete na Chapa” e outras delícias de petiscos de rua. “Estamos felizes em realizar a segunda Feira do Podrão em 2025 nesse espaço público enquanto as pessoas aproveitam as delícias dos lanches de rua e boa bebida num fim de semana bem animado para os cariocas” idealizadora/promotora do projeto e influenciadora digital do conhecido perfil @ondecomernorio ao lado do parceiro de empreitada e produtor Filipe Machado. evento contará com apoio da Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro e área exclusiva para garotada com monitores Pula-pula Inflável e Bolinhas de Sabão). Programação musical impecável com DJ todos os dias Bloco Marcha Nerd com marchinhas de músicas de filmes, games SERVIÇO: 24ª Edição da Feira Nacional do Podrão Local: Praça Paris (Avenida Augusto Severo Dias/horários: 08 e 09 de fevereiro (sábado e domingo) Open in Spotify Aqui você encontra dicas culturais na cidade do Rio de Janeiro Entre em contato através do contato@rotacult.com.br A 22ª edição da Feira Nacional do Podrão volta em grande estilo em um dos maiores parques da cidade 16 e 17 de novembro (respectivamente sexta cerca de 30 expositores estarão à disposição dos amantes da fartura e boa mesa Essa edição traz como novidade espaço para moda e artesanato garantindo mais diversão para toda a família Presença confirmada dos clássicos lanches de Podrões das edições anteriores: “Batata Frita de Marechal” “Cachorro-Quente de 120 Centímetros” “Estamos preparando uma edição da Feira Nacional do Podrão para ficar na história Serão três dias de muita festa como todo o carioca gosta: boa comida Programa de dar água na boca com direito a piquenique na grama” ao lado do parceiro de empreitada e produtor Filipe Machado. a Feira Nacional do Podrão chega em Duque de Caxias de sexta a domingo (13 a 15/01 e 20 a 22/01) Serão 30 barracas de expositores locais e da cidade do Rio de Janeiro oferecendo fartura na chamada comida de rua o evento também marca o início das comemorações aos 15 anos do Caxias Shopping a “Super Edição da Feira do Podrão” trará lanches consagrados em edições anteriores: “Cachorro-Quente de Dois Quilos” incluindo “Rodízio de Mini Hamburguer” “Churrasco” e vários outros petiscos regionais “Queremos sempre valorizar a comida de rua desses empreendedores que geram empregos e movimentam a economia” parceira nessa empreitada e influenciadora digital do conhecido perfil gastronômico @ondecomernorio A área exclusiva da garotada contará com equipe de recreadores além de barraquinha de algodão doce e diversos brinquedos: Touro Mecânico Programação cultural repleta de apresentações com destaque para a banda Netos de Dona Neves e o cantor Rayan Alves Leo Sandy estará presente com estande para flash tattoo Para celebrar o sucesso de edições anteriores a Feira Nacional do Podrão realizará duas edições em outubro: no Shopping Jardim Guadalupe no estacionamento do Shopping Itaipu Multicenter as edições terão a presença dos principais lanches de rua regionais brasileiros além dos tradicionais podrões e “colabs” (para os mais indecisos) Como destaques das regiões: churrasco e sanduíche prensado (Sul); salsichão carioca e cachorro-quente paulistano com purê (Sudeste); lanches com carne de sol abará e acarajé (Nordeste); além do consagrado e tradicional açaí (Norte) “Queremos proporcionar experiência gastronômica variada a preços populares Estamos felizes em poder voltar à Zona Norte e também fazer primeira Feira do Podrão fora do Rio de Janeiro” a programação está “recheada” de apresentações artísticas: malabaristas de sinal Shows com a Banda Netos de Dona Neves e cantor revelação Rayan Alves