A fair dedicated to the elderly, featuring sports, workshops, music performances, theater, and dance, aimed at promoting active aging.

A celebration of the cherry blossom season, featuring floral displays, local crafts, and cultural events across the valley, recognized as a National Tourist Interest event.

A UNESCO-recognized celebration with solemn processions, historic religious statues, and traditional music, marking one of Spain's most revered Holy Week observances.

A historical festival honoring Saint George, featuring the "burning of the dragon," reenactments of battles, bonfire competitions, and treasure hunts, celebrating the Christian reconquest of the city.

A global music and arts festival showcasing diverse cultures through performances, workshops, and street art, held in the historic center of Cáceres.

Classic theater festival, usually held outdoors in historical plazas (San Jorge, Veletas, etc.), with plays from the Spanish Golden Age. The atmosphere is historic, artistic, sometimes bilingual or with guest international companies.

Local festivity of Coria in honor of San Juan Bautista. Includes events with bulls (traditional taurine elements), celebrations in streets, cultural acts at night.

Showcases national and international folk music groups. Outdoor concerts, nights in Torre Lucía and similar venues. (Exact 2026 dates to be announced)

A medieval festival reenacting the royal wedding between Infanta Isabel of Aragón and King Manuel I of Portugal, with street performances, artisan markets, and historical reenactments.

A celebration of Irish culture with music, dance, and traditional Irish food and drink, bringing a touch of Ireland to Cáceres.

A broad cultural celebration focusing on Sefardic heritage with music, dance, storytelling, calligraphy workshops, guided tours, gastronomy, street theatre, etc. It's transnational (including Portuguese participation).