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As part of Tavira Ilimitada, Casa 5, launched a major exhibition in Tavira on the 10 June 2011. Artists, friends, local residents and family mingled in Case das Artes to enjoy and hopefully purchase some new art. The exhibition is made up of paintings, drawings, photos and clay art. There are two rooms to the…
New year’s eve Tavira, Portugal
New year’s eve is a strange night. On the one hand you think of past new year’s when you have been out and about – the fun you had and what you may promised yourself. This year, I did not want to move from the sofa. The memory of last year’s fireworks on the old…
Two writers read at A Lura dos Livros
Two writers will be reading at A Lura dos Livros at 7:30pm, on Monday 3rd December 2012. I have already publicised Chris Keil, in a previous post. Chris will be reading from his third novel “Flirting at the Funeral”. The second writer is Jenny Grainer, who will be reading from her book “Portugal and the…
The tide waits for no miller
The fascination with water mills, both tidal or river based abounds in literature. With the mill in the background, Victorian master painters record magical summer times. Mills tell us much about societies and their ability to harness natural forces. Although occasionally difficult to find now, as most are in ruins, many can still be identified all over Europe,…
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Scared of Shakespeare? Puzzled by Poetry?
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