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Implementation of Democracy in Portugal at the Luso Hall
On April 28th, the Luso Canadian Association in Kitimat is celebrating the Carnation Revolution also known as Freedom Day in Portugal at the Luso Hall. There will be food available for purchase and music provided by DJ Ligia Cabral. Doors open at 5:00 PM and food will be served starting at 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM. Bring the entire family for a great evening of food and dance.
When: April 28th, 2018 Food: 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Time: 5:00 pm to 2:00 am Contact: 250-632-2961 Where: The Luso Canadian Association, 159 Konigus Street, Kitimat Facebook Event Page:Implementation of Democracy in Portugal
The Portuguese Club Of Vancouver is celebrating the Carnation Revolution with live music: Johnny Ferreira on the saxophone, Val Sousa on the violin, Greg Bruce on the guitar, and Steve Perreira on the Portuguese guitar. Come on out to PCOV and enjoy the live music, camaraderie, and food. On the menu will be the “April 25th” Special as well as other items. Although reservations aren’t mandatory, it would still be a good idea to reserve a table. For further details, please call the PCOV at the phone number below.
When: Wednesday, April 25, 2018 Entertainment: Live music after 8:00 pm Telephone: 604-251-2042 Where: Portuguese Club of Vancouver, 1144 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC Facebook Page:PCOV-Portuguese Club of Vancouver
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