Program of Festival of Nuestra Señora del Carmen in Arenzana de Abajo

Year 2022

It celebrates: From 15th July to 17th July

Place: Arenzana de Abajo (Rioja, La)

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.

Program of Festival of Nuestra Señora del Carmen in Arenzana de Abajo

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Festive Programme

Eve, Friday 15th July

Chupinazo, charanga and tribute concert to Fito, Extremoduro and Platero.

Saturday 16th July

Fiesta Grande, Mass-Procession, vermouth with authorities, professional pelota and orchestra.

Sunday 17th July

Children's day, tasting and mobile disco.

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