To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Casa Museu Interativa de Borba, in collaboration with Pinceladas de Vinho, is promoting a programme of watercolours and wine workshops for mothers and their children.
The entire creative process will be guided by João Luciano, an artist from Urban Sketchers Portugal.
Date: 5th May
Time: 10am
Venue: Borba Interactive House Museum
Places limited to 12.
Ticket: €15 (child free)
Your ticket includes:
Materials for painting
1 Wine glass
1 Juice for children
Bread and olive oil
Accompanying ticket: €10, includes visit to the Museum, 1 glass of wine, bread and olive oil
Drink n’ Paint are canvas painting events in a relaxed atmosphere, with the aim of painting, drinking wine and having fun.
You will be accompanied by an artist who will guide you through the process. The aim is to create your own art, socialise with the group and drink wine while switching off from everyday life and stimulating your creativity!
I’ts not about perfection, it’s about fun!
Book your place. Places are limited to 12. You can register by emailing geral@emrezio.pt, or by calling + 351 925 076 864.
Date: 12 May 2024 Time: 18:00 hours Venue: Borba Interactive Museum House Rua 1.º de Maio, n.º2, 7150-140 Borba 38.8033667, -7.4567664 Duration: 2 and a half hours Ticket: 35€ We provide the necessary materials.
𝗤𝘂𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗮 𝗱𝗼 𝗭𝗮𝗺𝗯𝘂𝗷𝗲𝗶𝗿𝗼, located in Rio de Moinhos, was bought and completely renovated in 1998 by Emil Strickler, a Swiss wine enthusiast.
Directing production towards organic wine, using conventional and organic practices, the aim is to preserve and protect the natural beauty and terroir.
On 18 May, at 6pm, we’ll welcome winemaker and cellar master Luís Lourinho to tell us more about this project and its wines, in the 3rd edition of the wine cycle. edition of the cycle of Wine Tastings, accompanied by regional snacks.
On 27 April 2024, at 7:30 p.m., we will once again open the doors of the the doors of the winery to welcome Victor Noruegas for another evening of evening of live music, accompanied by regional Alentejo wines and snacks.
On 16 March, at 6pm, Borba’s Interactive Museum House will host Filipe Ladeiras, winemaker at Herdade da Cardeira, for another Wine Tasting, accompanied by regional snacks.
This property, located in Orada, in the municipality of Borba, defends the idea that wine is the result of a creative process that begins in the vineyard, passes through the cellar and ends with the bottle being opened by the consumer.
On February 17th, at 6 p.m., Borba’s Interactive House-Museum opens its cellar doors to welcome producer Rui Falé, from Courelas da Torre, for an evening of tastings of organic wines accompanied by regional snacks.
Wine tourism experiences in Borba to share with your better half.
This Valentine’s Day, surprise your partner with a programme that takes you on a journey through the history of the Battle of Montes Claros, in a motorbike sidecar.
Finish off with a tasting of Talha wines, accompanied by a snack of Alentejo bread, Borba olive oil, a cheese board and regional cured meat.
Date: 14th February 2024
Venue: Casa Museu Interativa de Borba | Campo da Batalha de Montes Claros – Borba/ Rio de Moinhos
Inspired by ancient Rome, its winemaking techniques in clay pots, traditions and plays, we will create a carnival mask inspired by Roman theatre through clay!
After learning about the process of “Vinho de Talha” – the technique of making wine in clay pots left by the Romans over 2000 years ago – and how this nectar of the gods is still made in the Alentejo, we’ll travel back to ancient Rome.
We challenge families to create their own clay mask, inspired by the Roman masks used in theatre plays in the 1st century BC.
Around the 1st century BC, theatre in Ancient Rome was a diverse artistic form, ranging from street theatre and acrobatics at festivals to the staging of comedies by Roman playwrights, religious performances of a serious or satirical nature.
In Latin, Persona is the word for mask. Unlike today, where the mask has the role of concealing identity, at the time the mask was simply the object through which the actor personified his character.
When it came to painting and portraiture, the Romans were more realistic than the Greeks. They created detailed reproductions of faces. These masks represented generic types: young people, adult men, women, gods or kings.
Borba’s Interactive Museum House is hosting the 3rd edition of “Pinceladas de Vinho”, which will take place in Borba on 9 March.
In partnership with USkBadajoz and USkCáceres, the Urban Sketching event promises to immerse you in the incomparable wine-growing atmosphere that Borba preserves.
The programme includes sketching around the Casa-Museu de Vinho de Talha and the town, followed by lunch in the winery with typical cuisine and Alentejo Traditional Choir.
You can find out more and register via the following links:
This Christmas, the Casa Museu Interativa de Borba invites all children and young people between the ages of 5 and 14 to take part in the holiday programme prepared for the month of December.
