Baltar (Paredes)
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Baltar (Paredes)

Baltar is a village and civil parish in the municipality of Paredes, with local heritage, popular festivities and municipal references to venues such as the BaltarArte hall/auditorium.

Baltar, 4585 Baltar, Portugal, Paredespublished editorial profile
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The identity provided corresponds to Baltar, a parish and village in the municipality of Paredes, rather than to a single clearly identified cultural venue. The parish’s municipal page lists contacts for the parish council, local festivities and pilgrimages — Senhor dos Aflitos, Senhora das Necessidades and São Miguel — as well as points of interest such as the Capela da Quintã, Largo Comendador Pereira Inácio and the Kartódromo de Baltar. As a possible physical cultural venue, municipal sources refer to the BaltarArte hall, owned by the Freguesia de Baltar, and to the BaltarArte Auditorium as a stage for theatre performances within the municipal project “Paredes no Palco”. Before publication, it would be advisable to decide whether the entry should represent Baltar parish as a cultural locality or be redirected to the BaltarArte facility.

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sources and provenanceReviewed facts published from these sources.7
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    CM Paredes — BaltarCâmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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    Minha Freguesia — Freguesia de BaltarFreguesia de Baltar · Aug 29, 2026
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    Contrato de cooperação — Atribuição de Apoio Financeiro n.º 52/2026Câmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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    “Paredes no Palco” apresenta quatro peças de teatro nos auditórios da Casa da Cultura, Fundação A Lord e BaltararteCâmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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    CM Paredes — Capela da QuintãCâmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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    CM Paredes — Largo Comendador Pereira Inácio em BaltarCâmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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    Revista municipal — À Descoberta de Baltar, junho de 2014Câmara Municipal de Paredes · Aug 29, 2026
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