The celebrations will kick off with a week of pre-festivities starting on Tuesday, September 1st, offering sports activities such as the Cornhole Tournament, Social Tennis Tournament, Inter-town Petanque Championship, and Padel Tournament. The weekend before the main festivities will include events like the XXII Pepe Gómez Memorial – Schools Trophy, archery and petanque tournaments, and the traditional chito game.
The night of Saturday, September 5th, will feature the youth festival Los40 Urban Party in the Plaza de la Constitución, with performances by JØL and TATE. Sunday, September 6th, will host the cadet cycling race IV Sergio Martín Grand Prix, the XXXIX Regional Chito Tournament for Pairs, the Social Table Tennis Tournament, and the XXVIII Bicycle Festival, concluding with the Our Seniors' Festival.
The Patron Saint Festivities will officially commence on Thursday, September 10th, with the Holi Festival of colored powders and the traditional Peñas Parade. The opening speech will be delivered by adapted swimmer Camino Martínez, a local role model for overcoming challenges.
The musical program will take place in the Plaza de la Constitución and the fairgrounds. On Thursday, September 10th, DJ Fernando Moreno and the Orquesta Panorama will perform. Friday, September 11th, will feature Isabel Aaiún, followed by DJ Lady Tupé and DJ Álvaro Serrano. On Saturday, September 12th, David Bustamante will give a concert, complemented by DJ Xinli and DJ Destruk.
Sunday, September 13th, will be dedicated to a children's day with workshops and the musical show by Pica-Pica, as well as tributes to Extremoduro (Ágila Group) and Marea (La Patera Group). On Monday, September 14th, Children's Day, attractions will offer a 50% discount, and the night will conclude with the Orquesta Diamante and fireworks.
Religious events include the Offering of Flowers and Fruits on Sunday, September 13th, and the Solemn Mass and procession on Monday, September 14th, followed by a popular meal.
The bullfighting fair will feature daily morning bull runs and afternoon novilladas on September 12th, 13th, and 14th, including a free practical class on Friday the 11th.
Inclusion measures will be implemented, such as a daily quiet zone at the fairgrounds for individuals with sensory hypersensitivity or ASD, an accessible area, sensory kits, and a FastPass bracelet for priority access to attractions. Additionally, a free owl bus service will operate on the nights of Friday the 11th and Saturday the 12th to nearby urbanizations, and a park-and-ride facility will be available.
