Program of Pascuamayo

Year 2022

It celebrates: From 2nd June to 6th June

Place: Santisteban del Puerto (Jaén)

Every year around Pentecost Sunday, the ancient festivities of Pascuamayo are celebrated, with the interesting Ritual de la Toma del Cuadro, as well as open-air dances and bullfighting festivities.

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Every year around Pentecost Sunday, the ancient Fiestas de Pascuamayo are celebrated. After the 50 days after Easter Sunday. Because, according to tradition, it was during those days that the Virgen del Collado was found.

The Ritual of the Taking of the Picture is celebrated on Monday, which marks the beginning of the new Mayordomía de la Virgen del Collado, in charge of organising the festivities for the whole year.

Bullfighting festivities and fair for everyone to enjoy.

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