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The 7th Grande Prémio da Mãe Soberana is a running event scheduled for April 12, 2026, in Loulé, Portugal. It features multiple race distances tailored for different youth age categories, ranging from 400 meters to 4,200 meters.

The event is open to various age groups from under-10 to masters, with separate male and female races. It provides a competitive platform for young athletes affiliated with the Portuguese Athletics Federation.

The BestMove Solidarity Walk for the Portuguese League Against Cancer is a family-friendly walking event taking place on April 12, 2026, at 15:00 in Pedra Furada, Barcelos. Participants will walk an easy 6 km route, suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

The event begins with a lively warm-up featuring a Zumba class, creating a festive and inclusive atmosphere. With a registration fee of only €6, which includes a T-shirt and water, participants contribute directly to the Portuguese League Against Cancer, supporting a noble cause.

The Grande Prémio de Atletismo Cerejeiras em Flor is a running event taking place on April 12, 2026, in Fundão, Portugal. It features a 10 KM race, youth races, and a non-competitive walking tour, offering options for all ages and preferences.

Open to all athletes including federated clubs, popular runners, and INATEL members, with team and individual participation allowed. The event is supported by the Câmara Municipal do Fundão and local parishes, set in the scenic Serra da Gardunha region during the cherry blossom season.

The race includes multiple age categories from young children to veterans, creating a community atmosphere that blends sport and nature. There is also a food refreshment and prize ceremony to celebrate participants.

The 10th Trail Rota do Bolinhol is a trail running event taking place on April 12, 2026, in Vizela, Portugal. It features two race distances: a Mini Trail of 14 km and a Trail Sprint of 21 km, both starting and finishing at Praça da República.

The event is open to participants aged 18 and over, with a special provision allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to participate in the Mini Trail with parental authorization. It is part of the official calendar and scores for the Regional Trail Championship organized by the Associação de Atletismo de Braga.

The Mini Trail is of medium difficulty with some uphill sections, while the Trail Sprint is more challenging, requiring greater physical preparation. The race atmosphere is competitive and organized with support from local authorities and athletics associations.