Events

The events in Villanueva del Ariscal, Gines, and Seville reflect the cultural richness of the region, offering a perfect blend of tradition, art, music, and gastronomy. From the vibrant festivals in Seville to the local pilgrimages and fairs in nearby villages, each celebration is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the authenticity of Andalusian life.
Whether you are seeking religious experiences, festivities filled with music and dance, or a showcase of the region's rich winemaking tradition, these events will allow you to experience Andalusian culture at its fullest.

Holy Week (March-April): Seville’s most important religious celebration, featuring processions of religious images and deep popular devotion.
April Fair: A week-long celebration with tents, dancing, and traditional Andalusian costumes, attracting thousands of visitors.
Velá de Santa Ana (July): A traditional festival in the Triana neighborhood, with activities on the river and local events.

Romería de Gines (First Half of May): One of the most important pilgrimages in Andalusia, with a festive atmosphere along the path to El Rocío.
San Ginés Fair (September): A fair with tents, rides, and flamenco performances, perfect for enjoying the local culture.
Corpus Christi: A religious procession with decorated streets and strong community participation.
La Pará de Gines (Early October): One of the town’s most prominent events, celebrating Andalusian rural and cultural traditions. Activities include the Oxen and Carters Contest, horse and carriage exhibitions, and a gastronomic showcase featuring local dishes. There is also a craft market displaying regional artisanal products. La Pará de Gines provides an authentic experience in a festive, family-friendly atmosphere, attracting thousands of visitors each year.

Feast of Saint James the Greater (July 25): A celebration in honor of the town’s patron saint, featuring processions, music, and traditional events.
Romería of Saint James: A popular pilgrimage where locals travel by wagons to a nearby hermitage in a festive and devotional atmosphere.
Mosto Festival (November-December): An event celebrating local wine production, with tastings and activities centered around the freshly made wine, known as mosto.