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Ericeira isn’t just about the beach: “BEERiceira” returns with over 150 beers, street food, live concerts, and DJ sets

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Neither the Coliseu nor the MEO Arena: the off-limits area of the Olaiais Metro station will “host” the most epic and exclusive party of the year, with eight hours of nonstop music

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