World-renowned Grupo Folclórico da Camacha from Madeira Island will be traveling to New Bedford to perform at the 108th Feast of the Blessed Sacrament ...

This year’s Feast of the Blessed Sacrament — “The Portuguese Feast” — will run from Thursday, July 30 to Sunday, Aug. 2. It is free for all.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. — Thursday through Sunday marks the return of this year's annual Feast of the Blessed Sacrament. Celebrating 108 years, it's the world's largest Portuguese festival held in ...

New Bedford’s Feast of the Blessed Sacrament, a cultural festival with religious roots, is billed as the largest Portuguese feast in the world. It’s more than a century old, but this year ...

Dr. Vena introduced 11 students from his gerontology course, entitled "Art, Artists, Aging and Enjoyment," to several older women from the Madeiran community who have sustained the Portuguese ...

Set inside a 200-year-old, wood-and-stone salt warehouse, the eponymous Armazém do Sal serves contemporary Madeiran and Portuguese dishes with a twist, using local suppliers, seafood, and produce.

Members of the Portuguese community in Jersey have expressed their shock after the death of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota. The 28-year-old Portuguese footballer died in a car crash in Spain along with ...

A new Portuguese cultural and sports hub in Jersey invited students from the University of Madeira to perform at its first official event. The club opened its doors at the end of 2024 at the ...

This Portuguese Island Has A Crazy Airport With A Runway Built On Stilts. ... The Madeiran capital is mainly known for the historic city of Funchal, a popular resort destination, ...

More than 4,000 people attended the Portuguese Spring Festival in Jersey. The celebration of Portuguese food and culture was held at Les Jardins de la Mer for four days including the Bank Holiday ...

The number of A-level Portuguese students has increased from 12 in 2019 to a record high of 28. ... About one in eleven Jersey residents considered themselves to be Portuguese or Madeiran.

We’re about 70 percent Portuguese bands and 30 percent American because we feel it’s the Portuguese feast and this is what we should be highlighting. We’re really excited about that.” ...