Your weekly roundup from the Minho: three nights of free late-opening museums and two music stages, a museum shut since 2019 back with a row about why it took so long, a first league win in the Minho derby, and two main arteries going under the digger on Monday.
Your weekly roundup from the Minho: a 0-0 in Vienna takes Sp. Braga into a European league phase for the first time, Braga and Guimarães set out what a Minho metropolitan area would do, eight are held over an €80,000 classified-ads scam, and three of UMinho's new double degrees sell out.
Your weekly roundup from the Minho: a stomach bug forces Sp. Braga to postpone a league game before they beat Áustria Viena 2-0, Viana's €21 million bridge over the Lima finally opens, Torrestir commits €18 million to trucks and warehouses, and the Mordomia parade sells out in two days.
Your weekly roundup from the Minho: SC Braga grind into a Conference League play-off with Áustria Viena, the historic Confiança soap factory reopens as Portugal's largest public student residence, a tiger mosquito turns up in Guimarães, and the great August romarias begin.
Sp. Braga edge Dynamo Minsk 1-0 in the Conference League third round, with the return leg on neutral ground in Bulgaria; the Noite Branca festival hits the streets on 4–6 September with Ana Moura and Bárbara Tinoco; and UMinho launches Portugal's first public dual degrees.
SC Braga cruise past Zeleznicar Pancevo 5-0 on aggregate and draw Dynamo Minsk; the city commits €2.7M to a new museum in the old Francisco Sanches school; a cycling-safety study splits City Hall; and UMinho's business school joins the world's top 6%.
Braga and Guimarães fire the starting gun on a Minho metropolitan area, City Hall returns €13M to the PRR as the ring road takes priority over the metrobus, Barcelos and Casais push industry forward, and Vicens's Braga win 1-0 in Serbia.
