Another weekend has arrived and, as always, there are no reasons for empty schedules. To help you decide how to spend the next few days, Lifestyle ao Minuto has gathered two handfuls of suggestions. Among the options are initiatives that celebrate World Physical Activity Day, as well as others where you can learn how to do new things and even a fair with more than two tons of vintage clothing. 

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1- World Physical Activity Day in Cascais, Oeiras and Lisbon 

Next Saturday, April 6, in the morning and early afternoon, Avenida Marginal, a road that crosses Cascais, Oeiras and Lisbon, will be closed to traffic, allowing pedestrians, cyclists and users of scooters, skateboards or similar to walk freely.

This is an initiative that celebrates World Physical Activity Day and is the result of a partnership between the three city councils. In addition to the temporary closure of the road, multiple activities will take place, including traditional games and demonstrations of sports.  

Address: Avenida Marginal 
Price: free admission
Hours: between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm

2- Solidarity Walk for Mental Health

As the name of the initiative suggests, this walk, scheduled for Sunday, April 7, aims to raise awareness about mental health and all the associated stigma. A route is planned that starts and ends at Passeio do Tejo, next to Torre Vasco da Gama and Hotel Myriad by Sana, in Parque das Nações, in Lisbon. 

Address: Parque das Nações, Lisbon
Price: €15
Hours: from 9:30 am

3- Vinokilo

Want to go shopping over the weekend? You can check out this fair that takes place at Quinta dos Barões, in Vila Nova de Gaia, on Saturday and Sunday, where more than two tons of vintage clothing and accessories and selected second-hand clothing are available. All available by the kilo. 

Address: Rua Azevedo Magalhães 314, 4431-952 Vila Nova de Gaia
Price: between €3 and €7
Hours: Saturday (between 1:00 pm and 8:00 pm) and Sunday (between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm)

4- Spring Edition of Vinhos a Descobrir 

Over the weekend, the spring edition of this event will take place at Alfândega do Porto, in Porto, where around five dozen small and medium-sized Portuguese wine producers will be featured. You can also taste 400 national references. Commented tastings are also planned.

Address: Rua Nova da Alfândega, 4050-430 Porto
Price: between €14 and €18
Hours: Saturday (between 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm) and Sunday (between 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm) 

5- Self-Makeup Workshop

White Room, an LX.XXX space in Lisbon, will host a workshop by professional makeup artist Cátia Bolota over the weekend. This is an intensive self-makeup workshop ideal for perfecting makeup techniques and is divided into five modules: 'skincare', as well as makeup products and equipment, notions of color theory, morphology and visagism, and makeup techniques and styles.

Address: Travessa Pereira 16A, 1170-353 Lisbon
Price: €150/person
Hours: between 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm

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6- A (Electric Car) Museum to Lie

Yes, April Fool's Day was on April 1st, but at the Electric Car Museum in Porto, it is celebrated on Saturday, the 6th, with a special day for the whole family. You can sign up for a program that includes a guided tour of the museum space, an activity where questions about the space are asked to participants, ending with a tram ride along the Douro River.

Address: Alameda de Basílio Teles 51, 4050-127 Porto
Price: €13 (adult and child) 
Hours: from 10:30 am

7- Intercultural Meeting Knowledge and Flavors

It is also over the weekend that another - the 15th - edition of this event that celebrates the cultural diversity of Seixal ends. It is two days in which everyone can learn more about different cultures through exhibitions, crafts, debates, performances and, of course, lots of typical food from various Portuguese-speaking countries such as Brazil, Cape Verde, Angola, São Tomé and Príncipe, Guinea-Bissau and, of course, Portugal. 

Address: Rua João de Deus, >