Program of San Miguel Arcángel and Virgen de Fátima Patron Saint Festivities in Enguera

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 23rd September to 1st October

Place: Enguera (Valencia)

San Miguel Arcángel and Virgen de Fátima Patron Saint Festivities in Enguera feature many activities, such as presentations, costumes, competitions, gastronomy, fireworks, release of heifers, open-air dances and much more.

Program of San Miguel Arcángel and Virgen de Fátima Patron Saint Festivities in Enguera

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From Saturday 23 September to Sunday 1 October, Enguera (Valencia) celebrates its Patron Saint Festivities in honour of San Miguel Arcángel.

A wide-ranging programme which includes the Presentation of its Festera Mayor (Saturday 23rd), the Enguera Dances (eve of the 29th), the Processions in Honour of the Patron Saint (29th and 30th), the various orchestras, children's theatres, fancy dress evenings, bullfighting events...

All of this surrounded by a dreamlike natural setting, the Enguera mountain range, and full of gastronomy, culture, joy and tradition. Don't miss it because, whoever comes to Enguera... will end up staying. #SanMiguel2023.

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