Festivals in Huesca

In February, the Festivities in honour of San Blas and Santa Águeda take place in Fonz. They have been celebrated for more than four centuries and attract visitors from all over Spain.

The festival is dedicated to crespillos, a typical dish in the area traditionally made with borage and served as dessert, now a local identity symbol. Regional tourist attraction festival with music, tastings, and popular acclaim.

This festival is a tribute to the customs and clothing of the women of Fraga. To live the essence of tradition.

Every first Friday in May, the people of Jaca recreate the epic battle against the invading armies in which they fought with everything they had, even though they were greatly outnumbered. The women were the key to victory.

The Dance of Sariñena contains all the essence of the dance in the Monegros area, bringing together dance, theater, and the representation of good and evil. It is celebrated twice a year to pay tribute to their patrons.

Watching the descent of boats made from logs along the Cinca River down to Aínsa is quite a spectacle, as it revives the tradition of a lost trade.

On the first weekend in June, the town of Fonz returns to the 16th century. The square and the streets of the town, full of Renaissance palaces and buildings, are decorated and adorned and are the ideal setting to celebrate this Renaissance Fair.

Carpets decorated with paint and flowers to add more color and splendor to this festival associated with Corpus Christi.

Cultural week held the week before the town's main festivities. Each year the theme of the cultural week is different, with activities taking place every day of the week.

Patron saint festivities in honour of Our Lady of the Assumption. Various musical, sporting and festive events take place.

The illusion returns in Tamarite de Litera, as every September, to celebrate its main festivities in honour of the Virgen del Patrocinio. With a programme full of events for all ages.

In the festivities of San Vicente Ferrer a rich range of traditions, dances and a review of what has happened in the last year with the Mojiganga.

These festivities are a festive universe made up of unique events due to the anthropological richness of their traditional rites. Of particular note are the cabezudos, giants, caretas and caballez, the satire of the Mojiganga, the traditional Pllega, or the singing of the Albadas.