This evening starts at Miradouro dos Barros, a stunning viewpoint in Lisbon. Here you will gather against the stunning backdrop of this beautiful location to introduce ourselves, and prepare for the evening ahead. At our first stop, we will discuss the impacts of colonialism on Portuguese culture.

The adventure continues at Damas, a space that combines a restaurant, bar, and concert venue. This is where Lisbon’s queer nightlife truly comes alive and queer voices find a powerful presence. Step into Damas, a venue that supports immigrants who are driving social and political change in Portugal. This is the perfect place to savor exceptional Portuguese dishes.

We will make a brief stop to admire a mural dedicated to the Carnation Revolution. During this visit, you'll learn about the dictatorship and the historical context that led to the revolution, how it unfolded, and its lasting impact on Portuguese society.

The adventure continues at Má Lingua or A Mata, both queer-friendly bars and cultural spaces that provide platforms for the queer community to perform. At this stop, we’ll delve into the challenges faced by queer and immigrant-owned venues, including the wave of closures that occurred in 2024.

We will end the tour in a queer-owned bar, where we will discuss the contemporary queer scene in Portugal, with a special focus on Lisbon. We'll highlight the significance of associations and collectives that are leading important discussions and exploring potential solutions for the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, we'll talk about the vital role of immigration in bringing a decolonial perspective, moving from traditional norms to truly serve a broader and more diverse community.