Three days before the NRP Sagres set sail for Boston in the Five Sisters Cup, attended by Luisa Pais Lowe, the Consul General of Portugal in New York, and Commanding Officer José Eduardo de Sousa Luís. This event celebrated the 250th anniversary of American...
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup coming to North America, New York City is celebrating the tournament in a unique way. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), which operates the city’s subway and bus system, has wrapped 48 subway trains to represent...
Uma das marcas distintivas das comunidades portuguesas na diáspora reside no seu forte espírito empreendedor, bem patente nas trajetórias de numerosos compatriotas que alcançaram sucesso empresarial e relevância cívica além-fronteiras. Entre esses exemplos de...
On June 17th, the popular Portugalia Marketplace opened a visual art exhibition by Portuguese American artist José Lucas Santos. Santos is a Boston-based artist whose work has been part of Harvard Art Museum’s permanent collection. This art exhibit, entitled...
On the last weekend of May, the Portuguese training tall ship, Sagres, docked in Lower Manhattan. The Sagres was originally a German-built ship built in 1937 that was seized by the United States during World War II. The ship was then sold to Brazil in 1948...
