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Entierro de la Sardina - Burial of the Sardine Murcia 18th April The Burial of the Sardine, the climax of the Spring Festival, is Murcia's wackiest night of the year and one of the best events in Spain with a crazy cavalcade of "giants" and "big-heads" (gigantes and cabezudos), torch-bearers and entertainers, demons and Brazilian samba groups. Read More Semana de la Música Religiosa. Semana Santa de Cuenca - Religious Music Week. Easter Week in Cuenca Cuenca 5th to 12 April ![]() All the drama and religious fervour of the strict ceremony of the Easter traditions enhanced by the addition of music performed by international orchestras and choirs.Read More Semana Santa de Riogordo (Málaga) The representation of the death of Jesus Christ. 5th to 12th April Read More Granada Tango Festival MarchThe pulsating excitement of top class tango dancing is featured for a week in Granada. La Passió La Passió de Esparraguera From the 16th century the Great Theatre of La Passió has been acting in Esparreguera, reminiscent of the old, medieval 'autos'. 1st March to 1st May Barcelona to Sitges International Vintage Car Rally. 8th March If you have a car built before 1924 then why not enter it in the Barcelona to Sitges International Vintage Car Rally.In 1959, and thanks to the initiative of a group of Sitgetans united under Foment de Turisme de Sitges (Sitges Tourism Promotion), the Barcelona-Sitges International Vintage Car Rally was born.Spanish F1 Grand Prix Formula One, Catalunya, Spain Formula One is at the Circuit de Catalunya for the 5th race of the season on the 10th May 2009. Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa and the rest will all be in Spain. The best drivers in the world compete in one of the most important races in the calendar. The Circuit has seventeen grandstands, three of which are under cover, and offers plenty of services for an unforgettable stay. This year there will be twenty-four TV giant screens so that you will not miss any of the action. Practice sessions and viewings begin on the 7th May and all spectators have chance to get up close in the pit lanes on this day. Catalunya www.circuitcat.com 'La Tomatina'- The Tomato fight in the street Spain has many crazy or weird festivals; Spain also has many food fights for a variety of reasons. 'La Tomatina' is the tomato version of these food fights and has been held every year in the streets of Bunol just outside Valencia since 1945. It's all a bit ridiculous as thousands of people in their oldest clothes or little in the way of clothes gather to hurl tomatoes at each other which are kindly donated by the The City Hall of Buñol.The council having encouraged this ridiculous event have now published a set of rules:-· You must not bring bottles or other type of objects which could cause an accident. · You must not break or throw T-shirts. · The tomatoes must be squashed before throwing them, to avoid hurting people. · You must be careful of any lorry. (derghh!!) · When you hear the second shot, you must stop throwing tomatoes. Read More Buñol, Valencia 26 August 2009http://www.latomatina.es/ Seville Spring TimeSevilla Feria de abril One of Spain's favourite events. The magic of Seville and a week long party in the spring sunshine. If you think you've ever been to a party-think again. You haven't really partied until you've partied Sevillian style.April to May Read More Barcelona Summer FestivalThe Barcelona Summer Festival, so called because it lasts most of the summer in Barcelona is also known as 'The Grec Festival' and is a high light event in Barcelona's cultural calendar. One of the best events in Spain every year its stature grows and it features a wide ranging programme of world class music, dance and drama.bcnfestival@mail.bcn.es June to August 2010 www.barcelonafestival.com Barcelona wildest party all (they say its in honour of the cities patron saint St Joan) drinking cava, eating a local delicacy 'coca de St Joan', a dry cake with candied fruit of various kinds on top, huge firework displays and partying on the beach till dawn. http://www.bcn.es/http://www.barcelonaturisme.com/ FESTIVAL DE JEREZ Baile flamenco & Spanish dance Jerez (Cádiz, Spain)Februaryto March If you like bonfires then this is the event in Spain for you. Huge figures, some around as tall as a three story building are burnt all over Valencia. The excitement, the smoke, the heat, the incredible smell, the noise- just such an amazing event.The beginning of spring fills Valencia with over seven hundred wood and cardboard "monuments", figures representing humorous and satirical themes. The 15th is the "plantà", the grand opening, which is followed over several days by an almost infinite series of events, the most outstanding of which are the Offering of the Flowers, the "mascletàs", or giant firecracker sessions, the "nit del foc", or fire night and of course the "cremà" when all the figures are burnt on the last night of the "fallas". 15-19 March www.fallasfromvalencia.com Benicassim Music Festival 2009 Festival of Our Lady of Loreto.24th August to 7 September San Fermin (Running of the Bulls)The annual festival honouring Saint Fermin in the town of Pamplona is most famous for its Running of the Bulls which takes place every morning throughout the celebrations. Because Ernest Hemmingway wrote about this towns event many people across the world believe its the only such event but the reality is that most towns and villages across Spain have such events several times through out the year. The town of Pamplona is in the north-east of Spain Date: 6-14 July 2009 www.sanfermin.com
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