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Monchique celebrates its local heritage and producers with new event

By Inside Algarve
March 3, 2023
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Monchique City Council reveals its annual events calendar with innovative concepts

– March 3, 2023

Monchique City Council reveals its annual events calendar with innovative concepts

The new 2023 Programme focuses on preserving the council’s heritage, supporting local products and offering rural experiences

On May 27 and 28, “Vamos à vila” (Let’s go to town) will be the town’s first event. The initiative is a new concept, which will incorporate the famous Feira dos Enchidos (Sausage Fair), typically held in March.

The municipality has decided to switch up the fair’s format to keep things fresh and give it an updated look and feel. The new format focuses on the unique qualities of local products and on creating a more authentic experience in the rural setting.

Feira dos Enchidos, Monchique - Sausages Fair Monchique, Algarve
Feira dos Enchidos (Sausages Fair) Monchique, Algarve

“Vamos à vila” is also an opportunity for everyone to share their knowledge and the flavours of the hills, with Monchique’s heritage identity being the main highlight.

This ”Exhibition of flavours and knowledge – Traditional sausages and local products” is now the first major event on the annual calendar, followed by the ”Nights at the Mirante” in August, the ”Walking Festival” and the ”Monchique Christmas” in December.

For the city council, these events have ”the premise of highlighting what sets Monchique apart. They provide a varied offer, with local products, knowledge, particularities of the municipality, nature tourism, pedestrian routes and the landscape as the basis of this offer”.

With the municipality’s program there will be an ongoing cultural agenda that goes beyond just the significant dates, promoting other initiatives and providing a range of activities for everyone to enjoy, such as the featuring exhibitions that will take place at the Galeria de Santo António until the end of the year. This shows “the commitment to boost a cultural venue of excellence that was underused”.

The city council has also announced plans to focus on providing cultural opportunities to children and young people, who will be a priority in the new programme.

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