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Near Santa Apolónia, next to the Tagus, Lux Frágil – this was one of the main nightclubs in the capital – has been opting, during the pandemic, for unconventional hours for a disco and this Saturday the 21st opens the Terrace. between 10 am and 1 pm, due to mandatory pickup during the weekend.
The menu says there are nuts and resistance is the slogan to the sound of DJ Rui Vargas. Admission is free, but is subject to the capacity of the space.
On Floor 0, Lux will voice Iran-born performer and artist Sorour Darabi in a conversation about gender fluidity that unfolds without words or pronouns, but through movement. The performance is part of the Alkantara Festival, which takes place in Lisbon, and is scheduled for 11 a.m. M.
In mid-March, the country stopped to stop the pandemic and the sunrises dancing with the glass in hand Be placed indefinitely. The lack of definition reached some sectors, but the bars and discos were waiting. Just on July 30, the Government announced that night spaces could reopen with rules similar to those of cafes and pastry shops.
With the new rules, Lux has known how to innovate and even with some humor to the mix, when she shared a publication on Instagram in snack-bar mode with an ironic “there are snails”. The dance stage began to be occupied by tables and a terrace and the music that played only at night until dawn, began to enliven the capital from morning until dinner time.
But the news is not only due to snails, DJ sessions at unlikely moments or cultural programming. On Thursday, a mysterious post on the disco’s Instagram account garnered more than 7,000 likes. In addition to listing all the ways he resisted here, he also left a promise: it is now that the fast will be broken.
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