Festivals in the Alpujarra Almeriense

Saint Anton. It is celebrated on January 16 with traditional bonfires.

Saint Sebastian (Las Alcubillas). It is celebrated the weekend closest to January 20.

The "Candelaria". It is celebrated on Sunday closest to February 2.

Fat Thursday. It is celebrated on the Thursday before Ash Wednesday.

The “Quintos”. It is celebrated on the Saturday before Palm Sunday.

Holy Week. It is celebrated in March-April (variable date).

The “Resucitado”. It is celebrated in March-April (variable date).

Saint Mark. It is celebrated on April 25 with the procession of donkeys.

May Cross. It is celebrated on May 3.

Saint Isidore the Farmer. It is celebrated on May 15.

Saint Roch. Local festivities of the town. They are celebrated between the 14th and the 17th of August.

Holy Christ. It is celebrated the weekend closest to September 12.

The “Tamborra” and the “Animas”. They are celebrated at Christmas.
 

Christ of the “Consuelo” (Lucainena). It is celebrated on Sunday closest to January 14.

Saint Sebastian. It is celebrated on January 19 and 20.

The “Buñuela”. A breakfast with “buñuelos” is celebrated on the last Sunday of Carnival.

Burial of the fox. The last Sunday of Carnival is celebrated.

Saint Mark (Lucainena). A pilgrimage is celebrated on Sunday closest to April 25.

Christ of the Consuelo and Virgin Mary (Lucainena). It is celebrated on the 14th and 15th of August.

Holy Angel Custodio (Darrical). It is celebrated the second weekend of August.

Saint Rose of Viterbo. It is celebrated between the 3rd and 6th of September.
 

Three Wise Men Cavalcade. It is celebrated on January 5.

Saint Anton. It is celebrated with bonfires on January 16.

The "Candelaria". It is celebrated on February 2.

Fat Thursday. It is celebrated on the Thursday before Ash Wednesday.

Carnival. It is celebrated in February (variable date).

The “Tarascos”. It is celebrated on Easter Sunday.

May Crosses (Cerro de la Cruz). It is celebrated the weekend closest to May 3.

Saint Isidore the Farmer (Rambla de Gergal). A pilgrimage is celebrated on May 15.

Corpus Christi. It is celebrated in the month of June (variable date).

Saint John. It is celebrated on the night of June 23.

Our Lady of Visitation. It is celebrated the first weekend of July.

Saint James the Great. It is celebrated on July 25.

Cultural Week. It is celebrated in the month of August (variable date).

Holy Christ of the Walkers. It is celebrated on September 14.

The Holy Peace. It is celebrated on November 1.
 

Saint Anton. It is celebrated with bonfires on January 16.

Holy Week. Procession of the child. It is celebrated in March-April (variable date).

Saint Mark. It is celebrated on April 25.

May Cross. It is celebrated on May 2 and 3.

Saint Anthony. It is celebrated on June 13.

Saint John. It is celebrated on the night of June 23.

Summer Festival. It is celebrated between the 22nd and 25th of July.

Virgin of the River. A pilgrimage is celebrated to the Hermitage of Galachar on August 14 and 15.

Saint Nicholas of Bari and The Immaculate. They are celebrated between the 5th and the 8th of December.
 

Saint Sebastian. It is celebrated the weekend closest to January 20.

Saint Sebastian. Parties of the “Voto”. Local festivities of the town. They are celebrated the last week of August.
 

Saint Blaise. It is celebrated on February 3.

Virgin of the Helpless. Local festivities of the town. They celebrate the second weekend of September.
 

Holy Assumption of Mary. Local festivities of the town. They are celebrated between August 12 and 15.

Cholesterol Day. It is celebrated on December 28 with a countryside lunch with family and friends.
 

Summer Festival. Virgin of Rosary. It is celebrated the first weekend of August.

Saint Francis Xavier. It is celebrated the weekend closest to the 3 and 4 of December. The proximity with the day of the Immaculate (December 8) makes both festivals celebrate together. They start in the main square eating chestnuts and then a battle between Moors and Christians is staged.
 

Saint Roch. It is celebrated on August 16.
 

Saint Anton (La Fuente). It is celebrated on January 16.

Fat Thursday (El Ramblon). It is celebrated on the Thursday before Ash Wednesday.

Holy Week. Wake of Christ. It is celebrated in March-April (variable date).

May Cross. The Holy Cross. It is celebrated on May 2 and 3.

Saint Isidore the Farmer. It is celebrated on May 15.

Saint John (La Fuente). It is celebrated on the night of June 23.

Virgin of Carmel. It is celebrated on July 8 and the closest weekend.
 

Saint Anton. It is celebrated with bonfires on January 16.

Saint Blaise. It is celebrated on February 3.

Holy Cross. It is celebrated between April 18 and 21.

Mary Help of Christians (Alcora). It is celebrated the last weekend of May.

Summer Festival. It is celebrated the second weekend of August.

Exaltation of the Holy Cross. It is celebrated on September 14.
 

Saint Sebastian. Day of the “Chisco” or Day of the “Marranos”. It is celebrated on January 20.

Saint Isidore the Farmer. It is celebrated with a pilgrimage on May 15.

Holy Christ of the Mercy (Benecid). It is celebrated the first weekend of August.

Queen of Angels and Christ of Consolation (Fuente Victoria). It is celebrated the weekend closest to August 15.

Virgin of the Anguishes and Christ of the Light. It is celebrated the third weekend of August.

Saint Francis (Fuente Victoria). It is celebrated on October 4.

The “Alcaldillos” (Fuente Victoria). It is celebrated on December 28.
 

Saint Blaise. It is celebrated on February 3.

May Cross. It is celebrated on May 3.

Virgin of Carmel. It is celebrated on July 16.
 

Saint Anne. Miracle Sweating. It is celebrated on March 4.

Saint Anne. Onomastics. It is celebrated on July 26.

The “Voto" Festival. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of September.
 

Saint Sebastian. It is celebrated the weekend closest to January 20.

Virgin of the “Papelicos”. It is celebrated on the first Saturday of February.

Divina Infantita. It is celebrated the first weekend of September.
 

Three Wise Men Cavalcade. It is celebrated on January 5.

Saint Vincent Martyr. It is celebrated on January 22.

Fat Thursday. It is celebrated on the Thursday before Ash Wednesday.

Vitivinicultural Fair. It is celebrated in the month of April (variable date).

Saint Mark. It is celebrated on May 3 and 4.

Virgin of Health. Local festivities of the town. They are celebrated between September 15 and 19.

Night of Spirits. It is celebrated during Christmas.
 

Carnivals. They are celebrated in February (variable date).

Saint Mark. It is celebrated on April 25.

Pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of Tices. It is celebrated on the 14th and 15th of August.

Virgin of Consolation. It is celebrated between September 8 and 10.

Octave of the Virgin. It is celebrated in the month of November (variable date).
 

Saint Anton. It is celebrated on January 17.

Holy Week. The “Resucitaillo”. It is celebrated in March-April (variable date).

Saint Mary the Greater. It is celebrated the first weekend of August

Pilgrimage of the three towns. It is celebrated the second weekend of September.
 

Three Wise Men Cavalcade. It is celebrated on January 5.

Pilgrimage of the Virgin. It is celebrated on the last Sunday of April.

Our Lady of Remedies. It is celebrated on the second Sunday of May.

Saint James the Great and Saint Anne (Baños de Santiago). It is celebrated on July 25 and 26.

Holy Christ of “´Las Penas”. It is celebrated on the third Sunday of August.
 

Saint Agapetus. It is celebrated on August 18.
 

Fat Thursday. It is celebrated on February 23.

The “Letreros”. It is celebrated on Easter Sunday.

May Cross. It is celebrated on May 3.

Saint Augustine. Local festivities of the town. They are celebrated between August 26 and 28.
 

The "Candelaria". It is celebrated on February 2.

Fat Thursday. It is celebrated on the Thursday before Ash Wednesday.

May Cross. It is celebrated on the first Sunday of May.

Saint Isidore the Farmer. It is celebrated with a pilgrimage on May 15.

Saint James the Great. It is celebrated the first weekend of August.

Virgin of Rosary. It is celebrated on the first Sunday of October.