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The Quiet Bottom play a concert on São Miguel on Saturday 14 November. Their set mixes rock and pop with Azorean musical tradition, and the songs work through Ponta Delgada's memory, present and future. It is a local band playing to a local crowd, a good way to hear what the island's own musicians sound like rather than folklore staged for visitors. Songs are likely in Portuguese, but the music carries the evening.
On São Miguel; the listing does not name the venue, so check the source page for the address and time.
Pictures need no translation, so this is a culture stop that works without Portuguese.
For families who live here or children who follow Portuguese; visitors without the language will get little from it.
A neighbourly autumn feast for St Martin in a small village on the far eastern tip of São Miguel.
Medieval chant meets new composition in a quiet programme built around a Mass for peace.