Festivals on October

The Fiestas Patronales de Nuestra Señora del Rosario, in Agüimes, last for more than two weeks, during which time various traditional and religious activities take place.

Three weeks of intense cultural, sporting and leisure activities for all audiences, including 'Sanvino', a gastronomic and wine fair that attracts thousands of people every year, and the Bando de la Huerta, a lively parade that recreates the traditions of the Murcian huerta.

Traditional festivities in honour of the patron saints of the town, San Miguel and San Hermolao, in which cultural, musical and bullfighting events are held.

In honour of their patron saints, with a wide range of activities, the traditional 'village-style' running of the bulls, declared a Festival of Regional Tourist Interest, is one of the main attractions.

Festive activities for all audiences, in which apart from the great line-up of concerts, the medieval market, parades of floats, championships and popular meals stand out. Come and enjoy it!

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.

Festivals and Fair in honor of the patron saint of the town: La Virgen del Rosario. Always with a surprising concert poster, with days dedicated to specific people or topics. It will surely surprise you!

Festivities in Alhama de Murcia, in honour of its patron saint, the Virgen del Rosario. With activities for all audiences: concerts, exhibitions, dance, gastronomy, attractions.

Festivities in honour of the patron saint. In the 17th century it was the Virgen del Rosario but after the attack by Barbary pirates and its laborious recovery, it became the Virgen de la Paciencia. The festive programme includes concerts, dances, gastronomic events...

Festivities in honour of the patron saint, the archangel St. Michael, a colourful festival with a varied festive programme, where there is no shortage of music. The theatre and the traditional livestock fair are the most eagerly awaited elements.

Patron saint festivities of Poza de la Sal in which you can enjoy a charangas festival, sports competitions, orchestral music, a fire bull, among many other festive activities.

The month of September every year the Romería y Feria de San Miguel takes place in Torremolinos, a special event on the Costa del Sol, which is complemented by wonderful weather, so that you can enjoy an unforgettable experience.

The lighting up of the lights and the traditional lunch with the elderly marks the start of this fair, which began in the 18th century as a livestock fair. It has an extensive programme of activities, with musical performances, an orchestra, Sevillana dance competitions, a trade fair...

A fair of reference in the Axarquia region, where you should not miss the verdiales and regional dances. The daytime fair and its "casetas" is another ingredient that make these festivities great.

The main festivals par excellence, and in which the entire town, fully, turns to them. We invite you to discover its most outstanding activities, such as: the dancers, the bulls, the festivals, the gunpowder, the processions, the proclamation of festivities, the popular meals or the children's attractions.

Festivities dedicated to the patron saints: the Virgen de las Nieves and San Roque. The day is in August but the celebration was postponed until the end of the grape harvest. Regional dance shows, performances and music are the highlights of the festive programme.

The municipality of O Grove is known throughout Galicia as the cradle of good seafood, and the Seafood Festival is the perfect occasion to exalt these delicacies with seafood products.

On dates when the chestnuts and walnuts return, in the early hours of Saturday morning to the Sunday closest to the day of the Patron Saint of Montilla, occasional groups, choirs, tunas and rondallas sing to the Virgen de la Aurora. Ending in serenades and passacaglias throughout the night.

The Feast of Fabada is a gastronomic event that takes place in Galicia, Spain, and brings together thousands of people every year in the town of Lourenzá.

Come and discover a great festivity, with spectacular parades and luxurious costumes as part of a great tradition. From the 30th of September to the 4th of October the Moors and Christians Festival of Crevillente is celebrated.

Manzanares recalls its medieval past with a programme full of activities for everyone. Cinema, Theatre, Children's Workshops, Concerts, Medieval Dances, Torchlight Procession, Medieval Games and Jousting, Parades, Election of Medieval Mayors, Calatrava Medieval Market, Popular Lunch... an endless number of free activities for the enjoyment of all those who wish to participate.

For a week you can taste the omelettes of Betanzos and participate by judging the one you like the most as a popular jury.

Patron saint festivities held on the first weekend of October. The most colourful part is provided by the peñas, with activities for children, gastronomy, a bullfighting fair, open-air dances and parades with brass bands.

Popularly known as 'Sant Josep' and declared of national tourist interest since 2004. The festivities begin with the presentation of the queen and for two weeks there is a succession of emotional events such as processions, pilgrimages and bullfights.

Festivities in honour of the Virgin of the Rosary, and fast painting competition. With religious acts, parades and games for children and not so children.

The Cervantina Week is a very special occasion, since it is about paying tribute to the writer Miguel de Cervantes, one of the most important literary figures in Spain and who left a great legacy for humanity.

In October, one of the most beautiful and colourful festivities of the Galician autumn is celebrated. We invite you to discover the festivities of San Froilán, the patron saint of Lugo.

This festival was born to formalise the series of sporadic performances that had been taking place year after year for decades. Wine tasting, regional dances, exhibitions, regional homemade wine competition and much more not to be missed.

Patron Saint Festivities, in honour of the Virgen del Rosario. Its fairground attracts many visitors from the Costa del Sol. Its festive activities include horse-drawn carriage exhibitions, musical performances, fireworks, a day dedicated to the little ones with activities for them...

At the beginning of October, the Valencian town of Ayora celebrates the Primer Corte de la Miel, a gastronomic festival with many activities for all ages, based around its star product: honey.

The Cazuelica and Wine Week is an excellent opportunity to taste exquisite mini-appetizers of stew at a very affordable price, served in casseroles and accompanied by Navarrese wines that are paired with them.

The festivities of Susinos del Páramo are held in the name of San Vicente Martín, patron saint of our fiestas, and it is a weekend of meeting, enjoyment, laughter, traditions, encounters and dancing.

The festivities of Pilar takes place in Zaragoza, to honor the Virgen of the Pilar, patron saint of this city. It is a traditional festival that begins on October 12th and lasts for a week.

The Jaén Fair takes place in the middle of October, in honour of St. Luke, a week full of fun and relaxation for the whole family: live music, stalls and leisure activities.

The Feast of the Shepherds is one of the most emblematic gatherings of a whole way of life. The celebration is an act of homage to this united community and brotherhood, which has broken the barriers of time. Celebrated since 1954, Cervatos de la Cueza honours its patron saint on the second weekend of October, the Virgen de los Remedios, with its festival of the 'Shepherds'.

The Nerja Fair is held in October, with its traditional pilgrimage of the Virgen de las Angustias and folkloric performances, with the election of Mister and Mis Nerja, who later take part in regional beauty pageants.

Calanda lives the Fiestas del Pilar, with chupinazo, parade of floats, festival of 'jotas' and delicacies such as its prized peach.

The chupinazo marks the beginning of Durango's patron saint festivities, always with a great line-up of concerts. These festivities are very cultural, with dance, theatre and circus performances for the youngest...

Historical recreation, market and medieval activities, medieval dinner, medieval camp, medieval tournament, medieval mass, appointment of commander, medieval games, queen's pincho and activities in the bars.