The Anglo-Portuguese Society was founded in 1938 to promote friendship between Portugal and the UK, and to increase knowledge of Portugal and its culture and traditions.
The Society is committed to raising funds for children in need in both Portugal and Brazil.
Today the Society has some 600 members mainly Portuguese and British and has an affiliation with the Anglo-Brazilian Society through the BrasiLusans, comprising the younger members of the two societies who stage several parties each year.
The Society aims to cater for all ages and interests and organises parties, musical events and talks with an active and lively annual program.
Anyone interested in becoming a member or wishing to attend any of these events is most welcome and more information, can be found below.
Join us in this fantastic opportunity to taste and enjoy a variety of Madeira Wines with Trevor Elliott!
Thursday 23 February, 6.30pm
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Alan Bradford, the conservator and restorer, will discuss Chinnery's life and paintings.
Tuesday 13 March, 7.00pm
You can now see the photos of the APS Annual Diner Dance
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Saudade: Anthology of Fado Poetry
18 poets, including Elaine Feinstein, Don Paterson and George Szirtes, have taken up the challenge to create versions in English of the poems, selected by vasco Graça Moura, on which Fado songs are based.
The result is Saudade, the first ever anthology of fado poetry in English, published by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
Attend Lectures, Seminars and Conferences on all aspects of Portugal.
Support for the study of the Portuguese language in the United Kingdom
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The APS is a registered charity to help raise funds to support causes in Portugal.