Festival "Já Te Dou o Arroz" returns to the village of Ulme to celebrate the richness of the rice fieldsPhoto by allybally4b on Pexels
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Festival "Já Te Dou o Arroz" returns to the village of Ulme to celebrate the richness of the rice fields

Correio do Ribatejo7 September 2026 at 14:45

The village of Ulme, in the municipality of Chamusca, hosts the sixth edition of the "Já Te Dou o Arroz" festival on the weekend of September 11, 12, and 13. The event is a joint organization between the Chamusca City Council and the Ulme Parish Council, with free entry.

The festival is once again entirely dedicated to promoting rice, an endogenous and essential product for the parish of Ulme. The celebration aims to highlight the richness of the region's rice fields and the important role this product plays in the local identity.

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