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"There's no better excuse to come to Penela": there are concerts, walnuts, onions and 5 days of partyPhoto by svetlanabar on Pexels
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"There's no better excuse to come to Penela": there are concerts, walnuts, onions and 5 days of party

Notícias de Coimbra15 September 2026 at 12:25

Penela is preparing to host another edition of the Festas de São Miguel, which this year include the Walnut Fair and the FAGRIP event. The celebration runs for five days, offering visitors a complete experience that combines tradition, gastronomy and entertainment.

The festival program includes musical concerts, which promise to liven up the nights of Penela during these five days of celebration. The reference to walnuts and onions indicates that local gastronomy and traditional products of the region will have a central role in the festivities.

The Penela municipal council is involved in organizing the event, which has become an important meeting point for the local community and visitors from the region. The phrase "There's no better excuse to come to Penela" summarizes the festive spirit that surrounds these annual celebrations.

The Festas de São Miguel represent a consolidated tradition in the cultural calendar of the municipality, combining religious, commercial and leisure elements that reflect the identity of the Penela community.

Why this matters

Readers in the Penela region have the opportunity to participate in a traditional event that combines culture, music and local products such as walnuts and onions. The five-day fair represents an important moment for the local community and for the promotion of local crafts and gastronomy.

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