Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Holidays and festivities in Malaga

Holidays and festivities in Malaga
 
Below you can see the annual local, regional and national holidays that are celebrated in Malaga.
The Feria of Malaga and the holy week before Easter are the main festivities. 

The Feria and the holy week before Easter are not official holidays, but the opening hours of shops and offices during these two important events are often adjusted. 
 
JANUARY
January 6 | Epiphany (Epifania del Señor / Reyes Magos)


FEBRUARY
February 28 | Holiday Andalusia (Día de Andalucía)


MARCH / APRIL
Holy Week, the week Easter (Semana Santa)
Maundy Thursday (Jueves Santo)
• Good Friday (Viernes Santo)


MAY
May 1 | Labor Day (Dia del trabajo)


JUNE
June 18 | Commemoration death patron saints Ciriaco and Paula

Procession (Patrones de Málaga)
June 23 | Dia de San Juan
 
JULY
July 16 | La Virgen del Carmen | Patron sailors, procession

 
AUGUST
August 15 | Holy Assumption (Asunción de la Virgen)
around 15 August to 19 August | Feria de Málaga
• 19 August | Establishment of the city of Málaga (Incorporación de Málaga)


SEPTEMBER
September 8 | Day in honor of the patron saint of Málaga and the birth of the Virgin Mary. (Procession Virgen de la Victoria, Dia de la Victoria)

OCTOBER
October 12 | Dia de la Hispanidad (the day that Columbus discovered America in 1492)


NOVEMBER
• 1 November | Saints' Day (Dia de todos los Santos)


DECEMBER
December 6 | Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución)
December 8 | Immaculate Conception (Inmaculada Concepción)
December 25 | Christmas (Navidad)


Holidays are very important to the people. 

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