The free festival takes place across the city centre and riverside on July 24 and 25
The Noitada Portimão festival returns this weekend, bringing concerts, light installations and interactive experiences to the city’s riverside and historic centre, including 14 illuminated installations.
The two-night festival will feature a 3D video show, the illuminated Butterfly Garden, Laser Street and several large-scale interactive experiences.
A silent disco will take place at the Tempo Stage, near the municipal theatre, where visitors can choose between two DJs using wireless headphones.
Other attractions include the Sky View by Labs installation along the riverside, illuminated mist effects and a large-scale installation by Engi.studio on Rua Direita.
Live music will take place across three stages, with performances by Badoxa and former Eurovision contestant Cláudia Pascoal.
Palco Cidade, at Praça da República, will welcome several well-known Portuguese artists. Cláudia Pascoal will perform at 9.30pm and Badoxa at 11.30pm on Friday, July 24, whilst Edmundo Inácio will take to the stage at 9.30pm and Luís Trigacheiro at 11.30pm on Saturday, July 25. Both nights will end with music from DJ Nikky and MC Rafiki from 12.50am, including a special set featuring music from the 1990s and 2000s.
Palco Arade, organised by Marginália Association and located along the riverside, will welcome Tribruto, 85 Conexão Algarvia and Sina on Friday, July 24, followed by The Black Teddys, Alex Liberalli and Um Dia Destes on Saturday, July 25.
Palco Mó, at Largo da Mó, will host Cithara X and Em Casa D’Amália on Friday, July 24, followed by Maria da Saudade and Adriana Marques on Saturday, July 25.
Visit the festival’s website for the full programme and performance times.
Admission is free.
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