An intimate evening of wine, music, and community under the Algarve sky
Morgado do Quintão, a historic vineyard set between Lagoa and Silves, will host its annual Open House – Harvest Party, this Saturday, October 11, from 7pm until late.
This year, the Harvest Party has been reimagined in a more intimate style, featuring one long table outdoors, designed to encourage closeness through conversation, music and shared experiences.
Under the Algarve sky, one hundred guests will gather to mark the arrival of autumn with a seasonal dinner, a concert, and a party.
The Ricardo Toscano Trio will take the stage first, comprising saxophone (Ricardo Toscano), double bass (Demian Cabaud), and drums (João Pereira). The trio brings one of the most exciting projects in Portuguese jazz today, blending freedom, intensity, and a sound that is “alive, urgent, and deeply soulful”, echoing the jazz of the 1950s and 1960s.
Later in the night, producer and DJ João Gomes will take the party to the next level. Described as “an artist with a firmly established career in Portugal’s music scene”, Gomes has been a true musical chameleon for over three decades, from pioneering grooves of Cool Hipnoise and Spaceboys to the contagious beats of Orelha Negra, and the soulful rhythms of today’s Lusophone African sounds, guaranteed to keep the dancefloor alive.
Throughout the evening, the Morgado do Quintão Wine Bar will remain open, offering a curated selection of the estate’s wines, available exclusively by card payment.
Guests can book the entire evening, starting at 7pm, for €75, including dinner, concert and dancing, or join later, after 9.30pm, for the concerts and dancing, at €15.
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