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This year's Porto Blues Fest boasted a strong line-up with the usual blend of music, talent, high energy and enjoyment. A strong-line up, including both national and international artists, who shared the blues with a packed audience in the Gardens of Palácio de Cristal, at the Acoustic Shell.

Theatre Company Estrutura features the show "M'18", revisiting the legacy of May 68 at Rivoli, on 25 and 26 May. With this performance, Estrutura aims at assessing what this fundamental breakage meant and means at present, what memories do this "calling into question" bring, both to those who have experienced it and those who were born after the event.

In Spiritum - Porto Music Festival is delivering concerts in magnificent sites in the city of Porto, enabling attendees to both enjoying the musical moments and the cultural heritage.

Participants to the 13th women's race kept pouring this past Sunday, May 20th. This was a record number of participants with over 22 thousand women either running or walking throughout the streets of Porto, dressed in rose tinted t-shirts.

Sustainable cities, built on nature-based solutions is the topic of the IGICPORTO 2018 - The International Conference on Green Infrastructure, to be held in Porto on 24 and 25 May at Almeida Garrett Municipal Library.

Classic sports cars also put on a show at Porto Street Stage on May 18th. The thrill took over the audiences, when cars such as Renault 4L, Renault Alpine, Fiat 131 Abarth, Porsche 911 Carrera, Ford Escort 2000, Opel 1904, Ford Cortina Lotus, Ford Escort 2000 or Datsun 260Z speeded up throughout the 1.95 km racecourse.

Similarly, to 2016, Belgian Thierry Neuville was the fastest at Porto Street Stage, on the second day of the Rally de Portugal. In front of a crowd of more than 100 thousand people, Hyundai's pilot not only delivered a real show, but he also consolidated first place on the global leader board.

Tomorrow, Porto downtown will be the centre stage of Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2018. The World Rally Championship pilots go into action. Thousands will be expecting the thrill of this race, accommodated in the stands, specially built for the race (and almost sold out) and also in the free access spots throughout the racecourse.

The two-day working sessions within the Urban Agenda for the EU's Jobs and Skills Partnership kicked-off today at the Customs Building. This is also a superb opportunity not only for partners to get to know the urban dynamics of Porto but also to fund instruments and share knowledge regarding urban areas contribution and potential.

Pedro Matos Chaves and Fernando Peres, two leading figures in car racing competitions invite you to Porto Street Stage, starting Friday, 18th may.