A vibrant celebration featuring parades, costumes, and performances, marking the pre-Lenten festivities.

A vibrant celebration featuring parades, costumes, and performances, marking the pre-Lenten festivities.

A solemn and traditional Holy Week with processions, notably the Miserere on Easter Tuesday and the Pasos on Maundy Thursday, set against the backdrop of Ávila's historic walled city.

A traditional pilgrimage and festival in honor of Saint Philip, involving community gatherings and celebrations.

A religious festivity honoring the patron saint of Ávila, featuring processions and local traditions.

A spring fair with music, dancing, and traditional Andalusian attire, bringing festive cheer to the town.

A culinary event where local establishments offer innovative tapas, blending tradition with modern flavors.

This is a recurring program in Ávila city with “more than fifty activities,” including concerts & fairs. The Feria (fairgrounds) gets set up around late June, and there are two big concerts (14-15 July) scheduled in the multi-use cover.

Known as the "Market of the Three Cultures," this festival transforms Ávila into a medieval town with markets, performances, and decorations celebrating Christian, Muslim, and Jewish heritage.

A piano recital (or ‟journey through opera via piano”)

Festivities to welcome the New Year, including fireworks displays at Ávila's historic walls and various local events.