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Porto welcomes a hundred young musicians in the context of the Santa Cecilia International Competition. Young people from 26 countries arrive in Porto to take part in this international competition, which is sponsored by Porto City Hall.

Next Friday, 21 July, between 6.30 pm and 8.00 pm, the Hard Club, located at Ferreira Borges Market hosts a meeting to debate on Alumia, a municipal project aimed at celebrating the 20 years after Porto Historic Centre was classified as World heritage by UNESCO.

Next weekend, 22 and 23 July, the Soares dos Reis National Museum hosts a unique event: a Game Jam. In the context of the exhibition "The Global City - Lisbon in the Renaissance", presented at Soares dos Reis Museum, participants will develop a video game inspired in the sixteenth century navigation systems.

Next Saturday, 22 July, Porto City Park will host EDP Night Race, starting at 9.30 pm. This year edition is themed after Star Wars saga. Organised by Runporto and with the support of Porto Lazer, this event is open to participants of all ages.

Ténis do Parque de Serralves hosts CLAB - Creative Lab, an annual event devoted to innovation, knowledge, art and creative industries. Entrance is free but prior registration is required.

Great classical works such as the ones created by Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin, Handel and Tchaikovsky will be abundant at Coliseu Porto, in a concert that marks the autumn season, scheduled for 29 September at 9.30 pm.

Treblinka by Sérgio Tréfaut is screened in Campo Alegre Municipal Theatre until 19 July. Film shows begins at 10 pm. This documentary film depicts the survival story of Polish Jew Chil Meyer Rajchman, who survived the death camp Treblinka.

Sting arrived in Portugal, Porto to perform on stage at Festival Marés Vivas, in Vila Nova de Gaia. His only demand: arrive in Porto a day earlier to know the city.

Daylight saving time is set and for the next couple of months Metro transport network will be adjusted to the summer period. The main changes are the increased capacity of lines blue (A), red (B) and purple (E), which are among the high demand overall.

The districts of Francos and Carvalhido now have two walls that reflect the realities of youth culture in urban environments. Porto City Hall understands the cultural significance of street art. It means embracing youth culture in all its forms and bringing together different generations and cultures.