Popular festivals in España
Explore the popular and traditional festivals of España, with links to each celebration's history, main events and distinctive atmosphere.
Upcoming popular festivals
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Fira de Santa Teresa
When: Around 15 October.
Where: El Vendrell.
León Products Fair
When: Around 12 October.
Where: León.
Alma Hispana
When: Weekend close to 12 October.
Where: Jerez de la Frontera.
Our Lady of the Pillar and Saint Dominic of Guzmán Festivities
When: Around 12 October.
Where: Las Manchas / Santiago del Teide.
Programme for Our Lady of the Pillar and Saint Dominic of Guzmán Festivities
Arenas Mule Fair
When: Around 12 October.
Where: Arenas.
O Porriño Bread Fair
When: Second Saturday in October.
Where: O Porriño.
Popular festivals in Andalusia
- Carnaval de Cádiz
Usual date: February or March, before Lent - Constantina Fair and Festivities
Usual date: Last weekend in August - El Paso de Riogordo
Usual date: Good Friday and Holy Saturday - Feria de Málaga
Usual date: Mid-August - Festival of the Courtyards of Córdoba
Usual date: First half of May - Festivals in San Antón de Jaén
Usual date: Weekend close to 16 January - Holy Christ of Consolation Fair and Festival
Usual date: Around 17 September - Holy Christ of the Light Festival
Usual date: They culminate on the third Sunday in September. In 2026, the main day is the 20th - Holy Week in Cabra
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Jerez de la Frontera
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Olvera
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Sorbas
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Jerez Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: First half of September - Nuestra Señora de Gracia Coronada Fair and Patronal Festival in Gelves
Usual date: Last week of August - October Fair and Our Lady of the Rosary Festival
Usual date: First week of October - Órgiva Fair and Festivities
Usual date: Late September - Our Lady of Mercy Fair
Usual date: From the Tuesday before the last Sunday in September - Our Lady of Sorrows Festival and Burial of the Fox in Nigüelas
Usual date: Third weekend in September; the Burial of the Fox takes place on the following Monday - Our Lady of the Rosary Festival in Rota
Usual date: 3–7 October aprox. - Priego de Córdoba Feria Real
Usual date: Between late August and the first days of September - Pulpí San Miguel Fair and Festivities
Usual date: Late September, around the 29th - Real Feria de San Miguel
Usual date: Late September and early October; the traditional day is 29 September - Rocío Pilgrimage in Almonte
Usual date: Pentecost weekend - Rosario Fair
Usual date: Approximately 6 to 12 October - San Cleofás Fair and Festival
Usual date: Last week of September, around 25 September, the patron saint's day - San Lucas Fair
Usual date: Mid-October - San Mateo Fair
Usual date: Around the third week of September, near the 21st - San Pedro Alcántara Fair
Usual date: Mid-October - September Fair and Virgen de la Sierra Festivities in Cabra
Usual date: Traditionally from 3 to 8 September; the Bajá takes place on the 4th and the procession on the 8th - Seville April Fair
Usual date: Two weeks after Easter - Teba Artisan Cheese Fair-Market
Usual date: First weekend in October - The Cascamorras of Baza and Guadix
Usual date: 6 and 9 September - Utrera Consolacion Fair and Festivities
Usual date: First week of September, around 8 September, the feast day of Our Lady of Consolation - Valme pilgrimage in Dos Hermanas
Usual date: Third Sunday in October
Popular festivals in Aragon
- Cedrillas Agricultural, Livestock and Industrial Fair
Usual date: First weekend in October - Día de la Faldeta in Fraga
Usual date: 23 April - Diego's Departure in Teruel
Usual date: First weekend in October - Épila Patron Saint Festivities
Usual date: September - Festivals in San Lorenzo de Huesca
Usual date: 9–15 August - Holy Christ and Saint Vincent Ferrer Festival in Graus
Usual date: 12–15 September - Holy Week in Alcañiz
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - La Santa Festival in Mequinenza
Usual date: 16 to 20 September, with preliminary events from the previous weekend - Las Bodas de Isabel de Segura in Teruel
Usual date: Third weekend in February - Nativity of Our Lady Festival in Barbastro
Usual date: 4–8 September - Pilar Festival in Fraga
Usual date: Around 12 October - Pilar Festival in Zaragoza
Usual date: Week of 12 October - Romper la Hora in Calanda
Usual date: Midday on Good Friday - Saint Atilano Festivities in Tarazona
Usual date: Around 5 October - Saint Matthew Festival
Usual date: Around 21 September - San Blas and Santa Águeda Festivals in Mequinenza
Usual date: 3–5 February - San Vicente, San Gonzalo and Virgen de la Puerta Patronal Festival in Longares
Usual date: 1 to 8 September, with main events on the 2nd and 8th - Santo Cristo de Santiago Festival in Cariñena
Usual date: 11 to 16 September, with preliminary events on 10 September and the Day of the Cross on 14 September - The Cipotegato of Tarazona
Usual date: 27 August - Virgen de la Oliva Festivities in Ejea de los Caballeros
Usual date: Last weekend in August and first week of September
Popular festivals in Asturias
- America's Day in Asturias in Oviedo
Usual date: 19 September - Asturcón Festival in the Sierra del Sueve
Usual date: Third Saturday in August - Cangas del Narcea Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: October - El Desarme in Oviedo
Usual date: 19 October - Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary of Luarca
Usual date: 15 August - Festival of the Virgin of the Guide in Llanes
Usual date: 8 September - Hazelnut Festival in L'Infiestu / Piloña
Usual date: First Sunday in October - International Descent of the Sella and Canoe Festival
Usual date: First Saturday in August after the 2nd - Nalón Folkloric Descent in Laviana
Usual date: Second half of August - Nava Cider Festival
Usual date: Second weekend in July - Navia Estuary Swimming Descent
Usual date: First half of August - Our Lady of the Rosary Festival in San Juan de Duz / Colunga
Usual date: First weekend in October - Picos de Europa Cheese Show and Regional Cheese Fair in Cangas de Onís
Usual date: Around 12 October - San Fausto Festival in Trescares / Peñamellera Alta
Usual date: Second weekend in October - San Martín and Los Humanitarios Festival in Moreda
Usual date: 11 November - Valdecuna Holy Martyrs Festivities
Usual date: Around 27 September
Popular festivals in Balearic Islands
- Festes de la Mare de Déu d'Agost in Sencelles
Usual date: Around 15 August - Festivals in Sant Joan de Ciutadella
Usual date: 23 and 24 June, with the Dia des Be on the preceding Sunday - Fira Dolça in Esporles
Usual date: First Sunday in October - Llucmajor Fairs and Darrera Fira in Llucmajor
Usual date: First weeks of October - Mostra de la Llampuga in Cala Rajada
Usual date: Second weekend in October
Popular festivals in Canary Islands
- Apple Festival in Valleseco
Usual date: First Sunday in October - Feast of Our Lady of the Pine in Teror
Usual date: 7 and 8 September, with events throughout the month - Holy Christ of Sorrows Festival
Usual date: September, with the main celebrations around the third Sunday - La Librea of Valle de Guerra
Usual date: Mid-October - La Naval Festival
Usual date: Much of October - Las Marías Festival
Usual date: Third weekend in September, every year - Our Lady of Los Remedios Festival in Tegueste
Usual date: 8 September, with events throughout much of the month - Our Lady of the Rosary Festivities in Agüimes
Usual date: Final week of September and first week of October, with the main day around 7 October - Pilgrimage and Festivities of Our Lady of La Peña
Usual date: Third Friday in September for the main pilgrimage and procession, with religious events continuing on Saturday - Saint Michael the Archangel Patron Saint Festival
Usual date: Around 29 September. September is the month of its patron saint festivities, and in 2026 the 29th is a local public holiday - Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival
Usual date: February or March, before Lent - Virgen del Socorro Patronal Festival in Tejeda
Usual date: From the second week of September. In 2026 the local public holiday is the 14th
Popular festivals in Cantabria
- Battle of Flores de Laredo
Usual date: Last Friday in August - Buelna Magostas Chestnut Festivals
Usual date: Last weekend in October - Cantabrian Wars in Los Corrales de Buelna
Usual date: Last weekend in August and first weekend in September - Gran Marmitada in Santoña
Usual date: Thursday after 8 September - Living Passion of Castro Urdiales
Usual date: Good Friday - Potes Pomace Festival
Usual date: Second weekend in November - Sacramental Auto and Three Kings Parade of Santillana del Mar
Usual date: 5 January - San Lucas Fairs in Hoznayo
Usual date: 19 October - The Vijanera of Silió
Usual date: First Sunday of the year
Popular festivals in Castile-La Mancha
- Carnaval de Villarrobledo
Usual date: February or March, before Lent - Corpus Christi de Toledo
Usual date: Corpus Christi Thursday or Sunday - Elche de la Sierra Sawdust Carpets
Usual date: Night before the Corpus Christi procession - Hita Medieval Festival
Usual date: First Saturday in July - Holy Week in Bolaños de Calatrava
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Ciudad Real
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Ocaña
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Tobarra
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Las Mondas in Talavera de la Reina
Usual date: Saturday after Easter Sunday - Manzanares Medieval Festival in Manzanares
Usual date: First weekend in October - National Zarzuela Week in La Solana
Usual date: October - Our Lady of Charity festivals in Spain
Usual date: Fechas variables según el municipio - Pecados y Danzantes of Camuñas
Usual date: Corpus Christi - San Donato Festivities in Pioz
Usual date: Around fourth Sunday in August - Santísimo Cristo de la Misericordia Festival in Quer
Usual date: Late August and early September, with the main day on 4 September - Torrejón del Rey August Festivals
Usual date: Mid-August - Valdepeñas Wine and Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: First week of September - Virgen de la Soledad Patronal Festival in Horche
Usual date: Around 8 September
Popular festivals in Castile and Leon
- Blessed Christ of the Miracles Festival in Villaviudas
Usual date: 10 to 14 September, with the main religious celebration on 14 September - Cuéllar Running of the Bulls Festival in honour of Nuestra Señora del Rosario
Usual date: Late August and early September - Fiestas de Nuestra Señora del Rosario in Medina de Pomar
Usual date: First half of October - Holy Christ of the Injuries Festival
Usual date: Around 14 September and the surrounding days - Molinaseca Water Festival
Usual date: 17 August - Our Lady of Cepones and San Roque Patronal Festivities in La Losa
Usual date: First days of September, with preliminary activities from late August - Our Lady of La Vega Festival in Salamanca
Usual date: Around 7 al 15 September - Our Lady of San Lorenzo Festival in Valladolid
Usual date: First half of September - Our Lady of the Cross Festival in Escalona del Prado
Usual date: 3–7 September - Our Lady of the Vineyards Patronal Festival in Aranda de Duero
Usual date: Around the second and third weekends of September, with the main feast on Sunday - Rueda Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: Second weekend in October - San Antolín Festivities in Palencia
Usual date: Late August and 2 September - San Froilán Festival and Las Cantaderas in León
Usual date: First days of October - San Saturio Festival
Usual date: Approximately 1 to 5 October - Santa Teresa Festivities in Ávila
Usual date: Around 15 October - Santa Teresa Patron Saint Festival in Alba de Tormes
Usual date: 14–22 October - The Colacho of Castrillo de Murcia
Usual date: The Sunday after Corpus Christi - Toro Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: Around the second weekend of October - Virgen de la Guía and Virgen de la Peña Festivals in Tordesillas
Usual date: Around the second weekend of September, with a traditional event on the Tuesday after the Sunday following 8 September
Popular festivals in Catalonia
- Agramunt Festa Major de la Mare de Déu del Socors
Usual date: First days of September. In 2025 it ran from 4 to 8 September and in 2026 from 3 to 7 September - Amposta Festes Majors
Usual date: Around 15 August - Amposta Market Square Festival
Usual date: Mid-May - Aplec del Caragol in Lleida
Usual date: One weekend in May - Balsareny Traginers Festival
Usual date: The Sunday before Carnival - Barcelona-Sitges International Vintage Car Rally
Usual date: March or April - Encamisada de Falset
Usual date: Weekend closest to 17 January - Escumostra (formerly Cavatast) in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia
Usual date: First weekend in October - Festa Major
Usual date: Approximately the last weekend in September. In 2026, Festa Major Monday falls on 28 September - Festa Major de la Minerva
Usual date: Second half of September, usually culminating around the 23rd. In 2025 it ran from 19 to 23 September - Festa Major de Santa Rosalia in Torredembarra
Usual date: Between late August and 4 September, St Rosalia's Day, usually continuing for a few more days - Festa Major de Setembre and Sant Miquel
Usual date: Around 29 September, the feast of Sant Miquel - Festa Major de Tardor and Sant Miquel Festivities
Usual date: Around 29 September, the feast of Sant Miquel. In 2026, from 25 to 27 September - Festa Major of Les Borges Blanques
Usual date: First Sunday in September, usually running from Saturday to Tuesday - Festa Major of Sant Quirze del Vallès
Usual date: Around the first Sunday in September - Festa Major of the Mare de Déu de la Riera in Les Borges del Camp
Usual date: 7 to 10 September, continuing with Diada events on the 11th - Festes de Misericòrdia
Usual date: Mainly from 23 to 25 September, with 25 September as the principal day - Festes del Tura in Olot
Usual date: Around 7 and 8 September, with the main day of the Mare de Déu del Tura on the 8th - Festivals in Gràcia en Barcelona
Usual date: 15–21 August - Festivals in La Mercè in Barcelona
Usual date: Around 24 September - Festivals in Santa Tecla de Tarragona
Usual date: 14–24 September - Fira del Torró i la Xocolata a la Pedra in Agramunt
Usual date: Second weekend in October - Fires de Sant Narcís in Girona
Usual date: Final week of October - Mont-roig del Camp Sant Miquel Main Festival
Usual date: Late September, around the 29th. In 2024 it ran from the 26th to the 29th - Sant Cebrià Festa Major in Tiana
Usual date: Around 16 September, the feast day of Sant Cebrià, depending on the nearest weekend - Sant Ermengol Fair in La Seu d'Urgell
Usual date: Third Sunday in October - Sant Mateu Festa Major in Esplugues de Llobregat
Usual date: Beginning on the Friday before Sant Mateu, 21 September - Santa Coloma Summer Festa Major
Usual date: First days of September. In 2026, from 4 to 7 September - Santa Tecla Festival in Sitges
Usual date: 23 September - Sitges Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: First weekend in October - The Passion of Esparreguera
Usual date: Weekends during Lent and Holy Week - Tortosa Renaissance Festival
Usual date: Third weekend in July - Ulldecona Festes Majors and Mare de Déu de la Pietat
Usual date: Late August and the first week of September. In 2026, from 29 August to 6 September. Every five years they take on special importance with the Festes Quinquennals
Popular festivals in Valencian Community
- 9 d'Octubre in València
Usual date: 9 October - Bonfires of San Juan in Alicante
Usual date: 20–24 June - Bous a la Mar in Dénia
Usual date: First half of July - Cocentaina All Saints Fair
Usual date: Around 1 November - Crevillent Moors and Christians Festival
Usual date: First week of October - El Campello Moors and Christians Festival
Usual date: 8–15 October aprox. - Fallas de Alzira
Usual date: 16–19 March - Fallas de Valencia
Usual date: 1–19 March, main days from the 15th to the 19th - Festivals in Magdalena de Castelló de la Plana
Usual date: From the third Saturday of Lent - Festivals in Moors and Christians of Alcoy
Usual date: Around 23 April - Festivals in the Sagrada Familia and the Santísimo Cristo de la Vall d'Uixó
Usual date: Second Sunday in October - Fira d'Onda in Onda
Usual date: Second half of October - Holy Week in Alzira
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Moncada
Usual date: Holy Week - La Banyà in La Torre de les Maçanes
Usual date: 15 August at 13:00 - La Tomatina de Buñol
Usual date: Last Wednesday in August - Montán Patron Saint Festivities
Usual date: Second half of September - Moors and Christians of Villena
Usual date: 4–9 September - Nit de l'Albà or Night of the Dawn of Elche
Usual date: 13 August - Our Lady of Loreto Patronal and Moors and Christians Festival in Santa Pola
Usual date: Around 8 September. El Ayuntamiento ha aprobado nuevamente el 8 September como festivo local para 2027 - Our Lady of the Rosary Festival in La Mata
Usual date: From mid-September to 7 October - Parade of the Three Wise Men of Alcoy
Usual date: 5 January - Requena Grape Harvest Festival
Usual date: Second half of August - Santíssim Crist del Miracle Festivities in L'Atzúbia
Usual date: First days of September, around 4–5 September - Santo Tomás de Villanueva Patron Saint Festivities
Usual date: Around 22 September - Segorbe Bull and Horse Entry
Usual date: Second week of September - The Cordà of Paterna
Usual date: Last Sunday in August
Popular festivals in Extremadura
- Badajoz Carnival
Usual date: February or March, before Lent - Bread and Cheese Festival in Zarza de Montánchez
Usual date: 19 January - Cristo de las Misericordias Festival
Usual date: 11–15 September - Cristu Benditu de la Misericordia Festivities
Usual date: Around 14 September - Fiesta de la Hispanidad in Guadalupe
Usual date: 12 October - Holy Christ of Health Festivities
Usual date: Around 14 September - Holy Week in Badajoz
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Jarramplas de Piornal
Usual date: 19 and 20 January - Las Capeas of Segura de Leon
Usual date: Around 14 September, usually over several days - Living Passion of Oliva de la Frontera
Usual date: Maundy Thursday and Good Friday - San Mateo Patron Saint Festivities
Usual date: Around 21 September - San Ramón Nonato and Santa Rosa de Lima Festivities in Baños de Montemayor
Usual date: Late August, around the 31st
Popular festivals in Galicia
- Arde Lucus de Lugo
Usual date: Second half of June - As San Lucas in Mondoñedo
Usual date: Approximately 16 to 20 October - Festa da Faba in Lourenzá
Usual date: First weekend in October - Festa do Pulpo de O Carballiño
Usual date: Second Sunday in August - Guadalupe Festival in Rianxo
Usual date: First Sunday in September after the 8th, with approximately one week of festivities - Lalín Cocido Fair
Usual date: The Sunday before Carnival - O Grove Seafood Festival
Usual date: October - Ortigueira International Celtic Festival
Usual date: Second weekend in July - Rapa das Bestas de Sabucedo
Usual date: First weekend in July - Romería Vikinga de Catoira
Usual date: First Sunday in August - San Froilán Festival in Lugo
Usual date: 4–12 October - Vilagarcía de Arousa Water Festival
Usual date: 16 August - Virxe da Franqueira Pilgrimage in A Cañiza
Usual date: Around 8 September, usually from the 7th to the 9th - Xinzo de Limia Entroido
Usual date: The five weekends before Ash Wednesday
Popular festivals in Madrid
- Alcalá de Henares Fair and Festival
Usual date: Around St Bartholomew's Day, in late August - Aranjuez Mutiny Festival
Usual date: First days of September - Cervantes Week of Alcalá de Henares
Usual date: Around 9 October - Christ of the Nave Festival in Manzanares el Real
Usual date: Second weekend in September - Cristo de la Buena Muerte Festival in Los Molinos
Usual date: Around 14 September - Cristo de los Remedios Festival in Majadahonda
Usual date: Around 14 September - Don Juan en Alcalá
Usual date: Weekend close to 1 November - El Pardo Royal Site Festival in honour of the Virgen del Rosario
Usual date: Late August and early September - Festivals in San Cayetano en Madrid
Usual date: Around 7 August - Festivals in San Isidro en Madrid
Usual date: Around 15 May - Festivals in San Lorenzo en Madrid
Usual date: Around 10 August - Festivals in the Virgen de la Paloma in Madrid
Usual date: Around 15 August - Festivities of Saint Michael the Archangel and the Holy Christ of Mercy
Usual date: Around 29 and 30 September - Holy Christ of Good Counsel Festival in Becerril de la Sierra
Usual date: Around 14 September - Holy Christ of Hope Patronal Festivities in Algete
Usual date: Around 14 September - Holy Christ of Mercy Festival in Fuenlabrada
Usual date: Mid-September - Holy Christ of Patience Festivities in Velilla
Usual date: Last week of September - Holy Christ of Remedies Festival in San Sebastián de los Reyes
Usual date: Last week of August - Holy Christ of the Agony Festival in Humanes de Madrid
Usual date: Around the third weekend of September - Holy Christ of the Miracle and Our Lady of Solitude Festival
Usual date: Around the third Sunday in September - Holy Week in Alcalá de Henares
Usual date: From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - La Melonera Festival in Arganzuela
Usual date: First weekend in September - Most Holy Christ of Mercy Patronal Festivities in Galapagar
Usual date: Around 14 September - Most Holy Christ of Patronage Festival in Brunete
Usual date: The days before 14 September, which is the main day - Most Holy Christ of Succour Patronal Festival in Meco
Usual date: Around the second week of September - Navacerrada Nativity of Our Lady Patronal Festivities
Usual date: First days of September, with the main day on the 8th - Our Lady of Consolation Patron Saint Festival
Usual date: Second weekend in September, from Friday to Tuesday - Our Lady of La Humosa Patronal Festival
Usual date: 7 to 12 September, with preliminary festivities from late August - Our Lady of Remedies and the Holy Christ of the Rock Festivities
Usual date: First half of September, especially the 8th and 14th - Our Lady of Solitude Patronal Festival in Villar del Olmo
Usual date: Third Saturday in September - Our Lady of Sorrows Festivities in Mejorada del Campo
Usual date: Around the third Sunday in September - Our Lady of Succour and Our Lady of the Rosary Festivities in Belmonte de Tajo
Usual date: Around 8 September - Our Lady of the Conception Festivities in Navalcarnero
Usual date: Around 8 September - Our Lady of the Rosary and Saint Michael Festivities in Moralzarzal
Usual date: Last week of September - Our Lady of the Rosary Patronal Festival in Valdemoro
Usual date: Around 8 September - Pilgrimage of the Virgin of Grace in San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Usual date: Second Sunday in September - Saint Michael and Saint Francis Festivities in Guadarrama
Usual date: From around 28 or 29 September into October - Saint Michael Festivities in Las Rozas
Usual date: Around 29 September - Santísimo Cristo de la Caridad Festivities in Collado Mediano
Usual date: Last week of August - Santísimo Cristo de la Salud Patronal Festival in Moraleja de Enmedio
Usual date: First week of September - Santísimo Cristo del Consuelo Patronal Festival in Sevilla la Nueva
Usual date: Around 14 September - Virgen de la Antigua Festival in Morata de Tajuña
Usual date: First half of September - Virgen de la Blanca Festival in Valdelaguna
Usual date: Late August - Virgen de la Encina and Caldereta Patronal Festivities
Usual date: First week of September - Virgen de los Remedios Festivities in Alcorcón
Usual date: First or second week of September
Popular festivals in Murcia
- Barranda Cuadrillas Festival
Usual date: Last Sunday in January - Calasparra September Fair and Virgen de la Esperanza Pilgrimage
Usual date: First week of September, culminating around 7–8 September - Caravaca de la Cruz Wine Horses
Usual date: 1 and 2 May - Carthaginians and Romans of Cartagena
Usual date: Second half of September - Día del Caldero and Municipal Autonomy Festivities in Los Alcázares
Usual date: 12 October - Feria de Murcia
Usual date: First half of September - Festivals in the Virgin of Yecla
Usual date: 5–8 December - Holy Week in Cieza
Usual date: From the Friday before Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Jumilla
Usual date: From the Friday before Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Holy Week in Mula
Usual date: From the Friday before Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday - Lorca September Fair and Feria Grande
Usual date: Around the third weekend in September, lasting approximately ten days - Moors and Christians of Murcia
Usual date: First half of September - Our Lady of the Remedies Patronal Festival in Pliego
Usual date: The main day is 8 September, with the Alborada and Bajada on the 7th and the traditional raffle on the 9th - Our Lady of the Rosary Patronal Festival
Usual date: First week of October - Saints Cosmas and Damian and Our Lady of Gold Festival in Abarán
Usual date: Second half of September, traditionally in the final days of the month, with the patron saint's day on the 27th. In 2025 the main programme ran from the 12th to the 29th - San Agustín Patronal Festivities in Fuente Álamo
Usual date: 21–30 August - Side of the Huerta de Murcia
Usual date: The Tuesday after Easter
Popular festivals in the Basque Country
- Álava Pinto Bean Fair in Pobes
Usual date: Second Sunday in October - Ferixa Nausikoak in Elorrio
Usual date: First half of September - San Agustín Festivities in Berrobi
Usual date: Around 28 August - San Antolín Festivities in Plentzia
Usual date: Late August and 2 September - San Bartolomé Festivities in Itsaso
Usual date: Around 24 August - San Bartolomé Festivities in Zegama
Usual date: Around 24 August - San Fausto Festivities in Durango
Usual date: Mid-October - Semana Grande de Bilbao (Aste Nagusia)
Usual date: Nine days from the Saturday after 15 August - Tamborrada de San Sebastián
Usual date: 20 January
Popular festivals in Rioja
- Festivals in San Mateo de Logroño
Usual date: Week of 21 September - Haro Wine Battle
Usual date: 29 June - Los Picaos of San Vicente de la Sonsierra
Usual date: Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and festivals in May and September - Our Lady of La Vega Festival in Haro
Usual date: 3 to 12 September, with a novena from 29 August - Saints Cosmas and Damian Festival in Arnedo
Usual date: From around 26 September to early October - San Bernabé Festivals in Logroño
Usual date: Around 11 June