San Pedro Alcántara Fair and Festivities from October 14 to October 20


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14 October 2025 until 20 October 2025

Singer Melody will headline the musical lineup of the San Pedro Alcántara Fair and Festival, which will take place from October 14 to 20 at La Caridad estate. Bands such as Los Rebeldes and Mojinos Escozíos will also perform. The fair will officially start on October 14 at 6:00 PM with a parade of Giants and Big-Heads, accompanied by the Ramón Mayén Music Band and the animations 'Viva la feria' and 'Bulls and bullfighters'. At 9:00 PM, the lighting will be turned on and the fairgrounds will open at the María del Carmen Álvarez Mora roundabout, featuring a performance by Juanlu Montoya. Subsequently, the proclamation will be given by the artist Juanjo Alcántara, who carries the name of San Pedro wherever he has performed his flamenco shows. The most emotional moment of the event will be on Sunday, October 19 with the traditional mass and subsequent procession of the Patron Saint Pedro de Alcántara. There will also be a fireworks show starting at 10:00 PM, visible from the fairgrounds. On Tuesday of the Fair, Children's Day will be celebrated, with special prices of 2.50 euros for general attractions; and 3.50 euros for rides; while Thursday and Saturday will be noise-free hours so that people with sensory sensitivities can enjoy the event. Moreover, the Operational Coordination Center will manage the distribution of wristbands to people with reduced mobility, to give them priority when getting on the mechanical rides. In addition, horse riders will have a special presence at this edition of the San Pedro fair, with parades on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the latter featuring the traditional ride of the Las Espuelas group. The poster for the San Pedro Fair and Festival is the work of local artist José Enrique Ragel, known as 'Bestror'. His work was selected in a participatory process that received more than 50 proposals and was the only one submitted in physical format. The composition features iconic elements of the fair, such as the image of a woman dressed in flamenco attire, a horse rider, and the colonial church, symbols recognizable in this type of festivity in San Pedro. "The red, so prevalent in San Pedro, and the graffiti-style strokes that characterize it, make this poster a very special piece, loaded with identity and feeling," explains the author.

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