Las Vueltas (The Turns)
The historical tradition “Las Vueltas” (The Turns) takes place. The festivals consist of ‘turning’ around the bandstand to finish at the village square, whilst dancing and asking to be doused in water.
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The historical tradition “Las Vueltas” (The Turns) takes place. The festivals consist of ‘turning’ around the bandstand to finish at the village square, whilst dancing and asking to be doused in water.
This medieval re-enactment takes place in the Monastery of Santa María la Real square, during the Nájera Festival. This festival includes a popular event with a stage show which narrates the city’s history, traditions and legends.
In honour of the patron siants San Roque and San Ezequiel Moreno, Alfaro fills with fun and music, parades of “giants and big-heads”, bullfights, cultural events and gastronomic competitions, amongst other activities.
Just in case the annual Easter processions are not sufficient for you, there’s a chance to do it all again in September, with several days of celebrations in honour of Our Lady the Virgin of La Vega.
A remembrance of the advocation of the Santo Cristo de los Remedios, patron saint of Briones. Takes place each year on the first Sunday after 14 September.
A week of festivities, which include all types of leisure activities and shows as well as a bullfighting festival.
Magomino's performance with the show "El Teatro de las Maravillas".
Enjoy different clowns with their own styles and numbers. A comic, surprising, witty, different show for the audience to love
An information guide to the caves at Nájera. Organised by the Tourist Information Centre in Nájera.
In Antología de la Jota del Ebro, we will be able to listen to and see a tour of the most relevant performers, composers and songs in its history.
La Ribera Bullring returns to the 90s with Chimo Bayo, Sensity World and Viceversa, among others.
Gospel choir made up of 40 singers and a group of five professional musicians specialized in Jazz from Conservatories such as Musikene, Pablo Sarasate of Pamplona, the Liceo of Barcelona