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Expo Prudente 2026 and Cidnay Vale do Ave Festival kick off this Thursday

Two major events start today: Expo Prudente 2026 in Presidente Prudente and Cidnay Vale do Ave Festival in Portugal.

11 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Expo Prudente 2026 takes place starting today (10) at the Jacob Tosello Exhibition Center in Presidente Prudente, São Paulo. The event will feature performances by artists such as Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano, Ícaro & Gilmar, and MC Hariel. The program will run until Monday (14), a holiday celebrating the city's anniversary, and will also include rodeos, an agricultural fair, a food court, an amusement park, and an area for exhibitors.

At the same time, the Cidnay Vale do Ave Festival begins today in Portugal, launching its 6th edition with the theme "Future: Present Time." The festival will feature 55 artists from 17 nationalities. A highlight of this edition will be the debut of the Vale do Ave Festival Orchestra, adding a new musical dimension to the event.

Both events promise to attract audiences with a wide range of entertainment and cultural programming. While Expo Prudente offers an experience linked to agribusiness and Brazilian popular music, the Cidnay Vale do Ave Festival focuses on cultural diversity and showcases new artistic proposals.

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