Melon Festival brings tradition and flavors of Penafiel to Jardim do Calvário
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Melon Festival brings tradition and flavors of Penafiel to Jardim do Calvário

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 08:38

Jardim do Calvário hosts this Saturday the Melon Festival, an event that celebrates the gastronomic tradition of Penafiel around the Melão Casca de Carvalho. The festival transforms the garden into a meeting point for local producers, confraternity members and visitors. The event aims to promote this traditional variety of melon and the characteristic flavors of the Penafiel region.

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