In olden times, on any given boring Monday night, you could find a bunch of talented locals churning out some traditional Irish tunes at O’Gilin’s, our favorite (and the oldest)
It seems that sexism and segregation are alive and well in the heart of Lisbon. But fear not — if you don’t have a penis, you can celebrate that fact,
Shortcutz Lisboa, aside from being clever wordplay, is a non-profit project showcasing the city’s up-and-coming short films. Here’s what they say about themselves in 2020: “Our sessions in Lisbon take
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