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The Largemouth Bass Festival in Santa Clara-a-Velha this weekend
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The Largemouth Bass Festival in Santa Clara-a-Velha this weekend

Jornal Sudoeste12 September 2026 at 08:00

The Largemouth Bass & Village Flavours Festival takes place this weekend, on September 12 and 13, in Santa Clara-a-Velha, in the council of Odemira. The event is dedicated to the largemouth bass, a freshwater fish species.

This year's programme includes dances, Alentejo singing and gastronomy. These activities are expected to attract visitors to the village of Santa Clara-a-Velha during the weekend.

The festival combines the fishing component, focused on the largemouth bass, with the flavours of the village, showcasing local tradition through the food and music characteristic of the Alentejo region.

Why this matters

Residents of Santa Clara-a-Velha and surrounding areas have access to a free cultural event that combines traditional Alentejo music, dance and local gastronomy. The festival promotes the appreciation of traditions and the cultural identity of the Baixo Alentejo region, and may benefit local tourism and the village's economy.

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