Festival programmes for July 2022

Patron saint festivities held in June and July. They begin with 'La Traida', in June, when the Virgin is brought in procession to stay in the village until July, when she is returned to the hermitage with 'La Llevada'. Both dates incorporate solemn religious events, dances and open-air dances for everyone.

The festival of San Fermin is a celebration of great tourist interest that mobilizes all of Spain and takes place every year in Pamplona, Navarra and where the traditional celebration begins with the launch of the so-called 'Chupinazo' from the balcony of the town hall.

Festival in honour of San Cristóbal, where the arrival of summer is celebrated. People of all ages congregate to enjoy the different events where the protagonists are water and live music.

Come to Montilla to enjoy its patron saint's fair, the Feria del Santo. First class concerts, night fair, music, attractions ...

If there is one thing that characterises Malpartida de Cáceres, it is its wide range of leisure and cultural activities throughout the year, but it is in summer when the greatest number of events take place. You are all invited to enjoy Malpartida de Cáceres and the people of Malpartida de Cáceres.

Arenzana de Abajo invites you to enjoy our festival of the Virgen del Carmen and our people. You will feel like in your own village. We are good people and you will see for yourself.

The Witchcraft Week was born with the aim of paying homage to Johanes de Bargota, the most illustrious character of the town, said to be a cleric who was born and lived in Bargota in the 16th century and to whom magical powers were attributed. Throughout the week, activities are organised for all audiences related to Johanes and the period in which he lived.

Festivities in honour of the patron saint of Rubielos de Mora, the Virgen del Carmen. In this festivity there are bullfighting events, popular traditions and festivities for all the neighbours of Rubielos and all those who want to visit us.

Festivities in honour of the Patron Saints San Emeterio and San Celedonio, who, according to legend, were two Roman soldiers who did not renounce Christianity and whose heads were carried by boat to the Santander coast.

Peñaranda de Duero celebrates its festivities in honour of Santiago Apóstol (25th July) and Santa Ana (26th July), patron saint of the collegiate church and therefore the parish feast day.

The Festival Internacional del Cante de Las Minas de La Unión, in Murcia, is held at the end of July and beginning of August. It is a festival that showcases the best of flamenco music through galas and competitions.

La Roda celebrates its Fiestas Mayores in honour of El Salvador, around the 6th of August. 9 days full of fun and festive activities including the Literary Gala, the Procession of the patron saint 'El Salvador' and floats, concerts.

Its name reflects water and August, the two identifying signs of Villaharta, water for the hydrotherapic spas of the municipality and August being the time when its people meet again. With performances, conferences, exhibitions, games and flamenco.

The most ancestral of the Galician pilgrimages and one of the oldest in Spain, many claim that it dates back to the 12th century. Declared a Festival of Tourist Interest. Classified by the English newspaper The Guardian as 'the second most unique festival in the world'.

A journey through fountains steeped in history, enlivened by popular music. A stop at each of the fountains is a must to see how the locals have decorated them. The day ends in the area of Santa Mariña, with a lunch at popular prices.

Water festival in which people come in costume to the centre of the municipality. The festival was born spontaneously one year due to the heat of the month of August. It was the brainchild of the San Nomedio sports association.