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Fiestas in and Around Valencia
Open air concerts, fireworks, poetry recitals
and modern music...
Night entertainment is greatly influenced by the climate. People
turn out and stay out until late, filling bars, cafes, terraces
and night spots that start up for the Fallas festivities in March
and continue well into October. There are many sites in different
quarters of the city, and lots of action on the beach, along the
seafront promenade that has made the Malvarrosa beach a major
night time entertainment area.
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Three Kings Day - 6th
The night of the 5th is a magical sight as the three
Kings arrive in the towns by sea, helicopter, balloon,
train or as in Valencia City by Camel. They deliver presents
to deserving children.
San Antoni - 16th
Patron Saint of Animals
In our neighbouring village, Llombai, they have a fair
and Medieval market all week. On the 17th everyone takes
their pets to the church to be blessed, a sight to be
seen.
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| March |
Fallas - All month, main week 12th
- 19th (click for more info)
One of the biggest and most exciting festivals in Spain!
Ninots - vast and incredibly detailed papier mache figures
are painstakingly made each year and erected in the streets
of Valencia,(night of 15th) only to be burnt on the last night
of the festival (19th). Every day at 2pm they let off thousands
of euros worth of bangers, 'despertaes' (awakenings) a sound
not to be missed.
Floral offering to the Virgin - 17th,18th |
| April |
Holy Week - Easter Saturday -1st April
San Vicente Ferrer
Local fiestas in many towns and villages
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| May |
Traslado de la Virgen de los Desamparado 2nd Sunday
On the day of Corpus Christi the maximum feast of the Body
of Christ and the Catholic Religion is celebrated. Hundreds
of processions wind their way through towns preceded and
followed by strange allegoric figures and characters such
as giants, dwarfs, eagles and ancient dances.
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| June |
Corpus Christi. Procession de las Rocas 2nd or 3rd Sunday
Procession starts in the mid-afternoon with a colourful
parade headed by the municipal police in gala uniform. The
sound of dulzaina pipes and drums, giants and fatheads 'rocas'
represent Biblical mysteries, dance troupes and candleholders. |
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July
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Feria de Julio - all month
Summer is the time for spectacles, pageantry and open-air
concerts staged during the July Fair. It is also the time
for spectacular bullfights. |
| August |
August is when our 3 local towns hold there Fiestas. Starting
with Alfarp, then Catadau and fianlly Llombai |
Link to more Spanish
Fiesta Information
The 32nd Americas Cup 2007
The first time the Americas cup has been held in Europe!
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