The 4th Lusical Run/Walk 2026 is a running and walking event taking place on September 6, 2026, in Lusical and Alcanede, Portugal. The event features a 12 km run and an 8 km walk, both starting at Lusical and finishing at the Alcanede Volunteer Firefighters facilities.

The run is open to all participants aged 18 and over, with competitive categories by age groups, while the walk is non-competitive. The course includes dirt roads, trails, and asphalt, passing through local villages, a kart track, a playground, and the Alcanede Castle, offering a varied and scenic route.

The event also includes a Youth Race on September 5, with distances for children aged 5 to 15, promoting athletics and healthy habits among young participants. The atmosphere combines competition with community and family engagement.

Escadórios da Humanidade 2026 is a firefighter stair climbing competition taking place on September 26, 2026, in Braga, Portugal. Participants compete by climbing 566 steps wearing full firefighting gear, including breathing apparatus.

The event is open to male and female firefighters aged 18 and above, divided into age categories from under 25 to over 60 years. Competitors must be physically fit and authorized by their fire department commanders to participate.

The race emphasizes discipline, safety, and team spirit, with individual and team classifications based on the best times. All finishers receive a commemorative medal, snacks, and hydration at the event’s conclusion.

The EDP 8K 2026 is a running race taking place on October 11, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal. The event starts at the Vasco da Gama Bridge and finishes at the Alameda dos Oceanos near the Pavilion of Portugal, providing a unique experience of running across one of Lisbon’s iconic landmarks with stunning views over the Tagus River and the city.

This race features a single distance of 8 kilometers and is open to participants aged 9 and above, with minors required to be accompanied by an adult. It is part of the program of the EDP Marathon of Lisbon, aligning with the Hyundai Half Marathon and offering a shared course for much of the route. The event is non-competitive in nature but awards prizes to the first three male and female finishers.

The atmosphere of the EDP 8K is inclusive and festive, welcoming a large field with a participant limit of 7,000 runners. The race includes dedicated provisions for athletes with disabilities, including participants with visual impairment and those using wheelchairs, ensuring accessibility and equality. The event also features official hydration points and the organizational support typical of major urban races.