Romería de San Isidro

A pilgrimage from the Balcón de Europa to the Nerja Caves, featuring floats, music, and a mass in honor of the patron saint of farmers.

The Romería de San Isidro in Nerja is a cherished annual celebration held on May 15 to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers. 

Festival Overview

The celebrations will begin at 11:00am with a holy mass at El Salvador Church, featuring the participation of Los Ortigosa and the traditional offering of fruits. Afterwards, a tribute to the farmers will take place at the entrance of the church, accompanied by performances from Los Ortigosa and the Nerja and Maro Folklore Group.

At 12:00pm, the pilgrimage procession will begin from the Balcón de Europa to the Nerja Cave grounds, accompanied by pipers and drummers, horses, oxen, decorated carts, and many pilgrims dressed in traditional costumes, filling the route with colour and festive atmosphere.

Upon arrival at the Nerja Cave grounds, the dance group of Christian David Callejón will welcome the procession and pay tribute to San Isidro with traditional dances before the image of the patron saint of farmers is placed in his chapel, now municipally owned. The grounds will include different areas for everyone to enjoy, including a youth zone, traditional zone, and equestrian zone, as well as live music and festive entertainment throughout the day.

Councillor for Popular Traditions Elena Gálvez highlighted that:
“San Isidro Pilgrimage is one of the most beloved and widely attended celebrations in our municipality, a day of togetherness where residents, associations and visitors share our traditions and keep alive a festival with deep popular roots.”

Meanwhile, Deputy Mayor Francisco Arce invited “the people of Nerja, Maro and visitors to enjoy this very special celebration, which pays tribute to our farmers and highlights our customs, especially meaningful this year as it also coincides with a local holiday.”

Nerja Town Hall encourages all residents and visitors to take part in this traditional celebration in honour of San Isidro Labrador, patron saint of farmers, in a day of community spirit and celebration for Nerja and Maro.

Public Transportation

In addition, Nerja Town Hall will provide a special bus service operating between Nerja and the Cave grounds from 12:00 midday until 23.30.

Main Romería Day

Morning Programme

• 11:00 – Mass in honour of San Isidro at El Salvador Church, accompanied by Los Ortigosa.

• Fruit offering by local seniors and the Nerja & Maro Folklore Group.

• Tribute to local farmers after the mass.

• Performances by the Nerja & Maro Folklore Group and Los Ortigosa.

Romería Procession

• 12:00 – Departure of the Romería procession from Balcón de Europa towards the Nerja Cave grounds.

• Route includes: Balcón de Europa, Calle Pintada, Plaza Cantarero, Avenida de Pescia and the old road towards the Caves.

• Expected arrival at the San Isidro chapel at the Cave grounds around 15:00.

Youth Zone (Zona Joven) – Cave Parking Area

• 15:00–17:00 – DJ Pedrito

• 17:00–19:30 – DJ Toulalán

• 19:30–22:00 – DJ Manuel Moreno

Traditional Zone – In Front of the San Isidro Chapel

• 15:00–16:45 – José Fernández

• 16:45–18:30 – Fernando del Paso

• 18:30–20:15 – Aire Flamenco

• 20:15–22:00 – DJ Albalá

Horse Riders’ Area (Zona Caballista)

Located in the designated bus parking area.

Programme

• 15:30 – Musical group performance

• 17:00 – Trophy presentation

• 18:00–22:00 – DJ session

  What to Expect

  • Traditional Attire: Expect to see participants in colorful flamenco dresses and traditional Andalusian costumes.

  • Cultural Performances: Enjoy folk dances and music that celebrate the region's agricultural heritage.

  • Community Spirit: Join locals and visitors in a day of celebration, honoring the agricultural roots of Nerja.

  This event is organised by the participating establishments and promoters. Nerja Amigos accepts no responsibility for the services provided, or any changes to the programme.

The Cruces de Mayo (May Crosses) festival in Nerja is a vibrant celebration of spring and community spirit. The event will take place on Sunday, 3rd of May, featuring thirteen beautifully decorated crosses displayed throughout Nerja and the nearby village of Maro. 

The celebration will be running continuously from 12:00 to 22:00, allowing residents of Nerja and Maro, as well as visitors, to enjoy this emblematic tradition throughout the day.

The crosses, carefully decorated with flowers and traditional elements, will be on display to the public, and visitors will also be able to sample typical local products such as arropía and local wine.

This year, a total of thirteen crosses will take part, located across different areas of the municipality. These are organised by neighbourhood associations, social clubs, and community groups, as well as the official municipal crosses installed at the Balcón de Europa—created by the Cultural Club of Equestrian and Carriage Driving San Isidro of Nerja—and in the Plaza de Maro, prepared by the Marocueva Seniors Association and the Festival Committee.

✝️ Day of the Cross 2026 – Programme

Sunday, 3rd May | 12:00 – 22:00

Balcón de Europa Cross

Created by the Cultural Club of Equestrian and Carriage Driving San Isidro

• 13:00 – Mirabras Dance Group

• 16:00 – CPA Choir

• 17:00 – Narixa Choir

• 18:00 – Peña Nerjeña Choir

• 19:00 – Alboréa Academy

• 20:00 – Christian David Callejón Dance Group

• 21:00 – Las Protegidas Folklore Group

• 22:00 – End of celebrations

Maro Cross

Organised by the Maro Festival Committee and Marocueva Seniors Association

• 13:00 – Christian David Callejón Dance Group

• 16:00 – Entertainment with José Fernández

• 18:00 – Ángela Muñoz Dance Group

• 19:00 – Nerja & Maro Folklore Group

• 20:00 – Entertainment with José Fernández

• 22:00 – End of celebrations

Prizes

• Best Floral Cross
  1st Prize: €750 | 2nd: €600 | 3rd: €450

• Best Arropía (Traditional Sweet)
  1st Prize: €375 | 2nd: €225 | 3rd: €150

• Best Artificial Cross
  1st Prize: €225 | 2nd: €150 | 3rd: €110

• Best Atmosphere
  Recognition plaques for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place

  Duration of the events may vary or change according to organisers. Nerja Amigos cannot be held responsible.

CANCELLED - Frigiliana Celebrates the 11th Sugar Cane Honey Day

The beautiful village of Frigiliana will host the 11th edition of the Día de la Miel de Caña on May 2nd — a festive day dedicated to one of its most iconic local products.

The official opening takes place at 12:00 in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where the celebrations will continue throughout the afternoon until 19:00. Visitors and locals alike can enjoy a lively programme including a Sabor a Málaga market, along with a selection of local products and a gastronomic bar by Óleo Frigiliana.

Music and tradition will fill the village all day long, with performances from the Frigiliana Flamenco Group led by Ángela Muñoz, the Peña La Amistad Rociero Choir, and the Coros y Danzas de Frigiliana. There will also be live performances by Macarena Albarracín and Rubelín, alongside traditional dances that will keep the atmosphere vibrant from start to finish.

From 11:00, visitors will have the rare opportunity to enjoy free guided visits to the sugar cane honey factory — the only day of the year when it opens its doors to the public.

From 12:30, free tastings will be offered in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, prepared by local associations including Azalea, El Abanico Andaluz, and Hogar Cruz de Pinto.

Among the traditional treats to try are:

• Arropía

• Marcocha

• Spiced bread

• Tortillas with honey

• Aubergines with sugar cane honey

— offering a truly unique taste of this deeply rooted local tradition.

The 11th Día de la Miel de Caña is a perfect opportunity to experience the culture, gastronomy, and traditions of Frigiliana in a warm, festive and family-friendly atmosphere.

This event is organised by the participating establishments and promoters. Nerja Amigos accepts no responsibility for the services provided, or any changes to the programme.

Plaza de España will host the 24th edition of Nerja’s Resident’s Day next Sunday, April 19th — an established event that has become a symbol of coexistence among residents of all nationalities living in the municipality.

The Councillor for Residents, Ana María Muñoz, accompanied by Paula Anthony, presented the programme, highlighting that its main aim is to strengthen the bonds between the more than eighty nationalities living in Nerja and Maro.

“This day is dedicated to all residents of our town. There will be around thirty stands representing foreign associations and community groups, along with a varied programme of performances taking place throughout the day for everyone to enjoy,” said the councillor.

The event will begin at 12:00 with the traditional concert by the Nerja Municipal Band, followed by a full programme of cultural and leisure activities designed for all audiences.

The Department of Residents invites both locals and visitors to take part and enjoy this day of connection and celebration, which, as in previous years, will be hosted by Paula Anthony.

Resident’s Day has become a benchmark of integration and multiculturalism, reinforcing Nerja as a welcoming and diverse place for those who have chosen this Costa del Sol town as their home.

Spring Festival, Saturday, April 18th, in the Giner de los Ríos parking area, starting at 17:30.

The Councillor for Youth, Dani Rivas, together with Alfonso Irigaray, highlighted the value of this event as a meeting point for young people, offering a festive, dynamic, and safe environment.

The musical programme will begin at 17:30 with performances by Javi Fute and Luis Romero. From 19:30 to 21:45, the well-known DJ Frank Ménez will take over, followed by Enridavril, who will close the evening, bringing the event to an end with great music and atmosphere.

Rivas encouraged young people from Nerja, as well as visitors, to join the celebration, appealing to everyone’s sense of responsibility to ensure the event runs smoothly and remains safe for all.

With this initiative, the Town Hall reaffirms its commitment to creating leisure opportunities for young people and to energising the town’s social life with the arrival of spring.

Día de Andalucía

The date commemorates the historic 28 February 1980 referendum, when the people of Andalusia voted to become an autonomous community under the Spanish Constitution. It was a powerful moment of unity and civic pride, confirming Andalusia’s right to self-governance alongside other historic regions.

But this day is about much more than politics.

It is about culture, heritage and belonging. The green and white Andalusian flag represents hope (green) and peace (white). Across the region, schools sing the Andalusian anthem, town halls raise the flag, and communities gather in plazas to celebrate with music, flamenco, local food and traditional dress.

In places like Nerja, the atmosphere is joyful and proud. You’ll often see families dressed in traditional attire, performances in public squares, and neighbours coming together to celebrate what makes this southern region so unique.

Andalusia’s identity has been shaped by centuries of layered history — from Roman times to Al-Andalus, from maritime trade to agricultural traditions. Día de Andalucía honours that shared story and the resilience, warmth and creativity of its people.

It’s a reminder that Andalusia is not just a place on the map — it’s a culture, a rhythm, a way of life.

And here in Nerja, with the Mediterranean as backdrop, it feels especially meaningful. 💚🤍

While Día de Andalucía is a quieter affair compared to some of Nerja's larger festivals, it holds significant cultural importance. The town typically organizes events that reflect Andalusian heritage and pride.

Nerja Town Hall will celebrate the 46th anniversary of Andalusia Day

With an official institutional ceremony taking place at 10:15am in Plaza de Andalucía, in the Las Protegidas neighbourhood.

• The honour of raising the Andalusian flag will go to Ascensión Calvente Jaime, affectionately known throughout the municipality as Susi Calvente, in recognition of her long-standing contribution and connection to the town.

• As tradition dictates, the Manifesto of the Andalusian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces will be read, a declaration to which the Town Hall formally adheres.

• In addition, children from the municipality’s schools, together with representatives from the Las Protegidas Neighbourhood Association, will actively take part in the celebration by reading poems dedicated to each of the eight provinces and to Andalusia, paying tribute to the rich cultural, historical and social heritage of our autonomous community.

• The ceremony will also feature the participation of the Nerja Municipal Band and the CPA Seniors Choir of Nerja, who will provide the musical accompaniment for this meaningful day for all Andalusians.

Nerja Town Hall invites both residents and visitors to attend this commemorative event, which each year strengthens the sense of identity, coexistence and Andalusian pride in Nerja.

ALSO

On this day, Nerja will once again celebrate the 36th edition of the “Día del Pedal” (Cycling Day).

As usual, the event will feature two routes, both starting and finishing at Plaza de España from 12:00 noon. Children under the age of six will enjoy a specially adapted mini-circuit, while the general route will pass through the main streets of Nerja, inviting residents and visitors of all ages to take part.

The celebrations will continue into the afternoon. From 3:00 pm to 21.00, Plaza de España will host the second edition of Multiaventura Day, a free event that complements Día del Pedal with fun and sporting activities for the whole family. There will be a climbing wall, zip line, bouncy castles, face-painting and nail-painting workshops, as well as zumba sessions for those who want to keep moving.

Prizes will be awarded for the most original bicycle and for the oldest participant, along with the traditional raffle draw. All registered participants will receive a commemorative T-shirt marking this 36th edition.

The Town Hall invites residents of Nerja and Maro, as well as visitors — especially cycling enthusiasts — to join this festive day that each year brings together sport, community spirit, and celebration in the heart of Nerja.

Public Holiday Information

As a regional public holiday, most businesses, schools, and government offices in Nerja will be closed on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Public transportation may operate on a reduced schedule. 

Tuesday 6 January – Epiphany

• 10:00 – Iglesia San Miguel. Epiphany Mass.
• 12:00 & 19:00 – Iglesia El Salvador. Three Kings Mass.
• 12:00 – Maro. Three Kings celebrations. Roscón de Reyes – King's Cake

Accessibility & Parking

• Parking: Several parking options are available near the Balcón de Europa, including the Balcón de Europa Parking and Plaza España Parking.

• Public Transport: Local buses and taxis can be utilized to reach the event area.

• Accessibility: The event is family-friendly and accessible to individuals with mobility challenges.

5 January – The Cabalgata Comes to Town

On the evening of 5 January, Nerja gathers along the streets for one of the most beautiful parades of the year: the Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos. Families arrive early to find a good spot, children hold out their hands for sweets, and the whole town feels alive.

The parade winds through the centre with colourful floats, local dance groups, musicians and of course Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar. They greet everyone as they pass, waving from their carriages, reminding young and old that magic is still very real.

Shops and cafés stay open, the atmosphere feels warm and festive, and the laughter of children fills the streets. For many families in Nerja, this is the true highlight of the Christmas season.

• 16:00 – Balcón de Europa. Arrival of the Three Wise Men, who greet the children and walk to Iglesia El Salvador, then continue on foot to C/ Jaén where the floats await.
• 17:00 – C/ Jaén. Start of the Three Kings Parade, accompanied by:
– Pastoral Protegidas
– Coro Narixa
– La Carpa Teatro: Mi Mejor Regalo
– Sara Jorge
• Route: C/ Jaén → C/ Diputación → Plaza Cavana → C/ Granada → La Ermita → C/ San Miguel → Plaza Cantarero → C/ Pintada → C/ Puerta del Mar → Balcón de Europa.
• After arrival: Adoration of Baby Jesus.
• Performance by Antonio Cortés and violinist Klara Gomboc.
• Afterwards, the Wise Men go to the Town Hall where the Mayor gives them the Key to the City so they can enter all homes and deliver gifts.

End-of-year celebration at the Balcón de Europa with music, fireworks, and the tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight.

Nochevieja at the Balcón de Europa

• Time: From 11:00 PM to 2:00 AM

• Activities:

  • Live Music: Enjoy performances by local artists, creating a festive atmosphere.

  • Midnight Countdown: Join the crowd in the traditional Spanish custom of eating 12 grapes, one with each chime of the clock at midnight, symbolizing good luck for each month of the coming year.

  • Fireworks Display: Witness a spectacular fireworks show lighting up the Mediterranean sky.

  • Free Gifts: Receive complimentary cava and party favors to enhance the celebration.

Dining Options for the Evening

Many local restaurants offer special New Year's Eve dinners, often including:

• Gourmet Menus: Featuring traditional Spanish dishes and festive specialties.

• Entertainment: Live music or DJ sets to keep the party going.

• Party Favors: Including the customary 12 grapes and sometimes a glass of cava.

It's advisable to make reservations well in advance, as these venues tend to fill up quickly.

 Dress Code and Traditions

• Attire: While many locals dress elegantly, it's also common to see festive accessories like red underwear, believed to bring good luck in Spain.

• Tradition: The 12 grapes tradition is a highlight, where participants eat one grape with each of the 12 strokes of the clock at midnight.

Location

The main celebration takes place at the Balcón de Europa, a scenic viewpoint offering stunning views of the Mediterranean.

Nerja, Christmas Eve (Nochebuena) is a cherished occasion, celebrated on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, with a blend of family traditions, religious observances, and festive gatherings.

Celebrations in Nerja

• Family Gatherings: Christmas Eve is primarily a time for families to come together for a late-night feast. Traditional Spanish dishes such as turrón (nougat), polvorones (shortbread cookies), and seafood are commonly enjoyed.

• Midnight Mass (Misa del Gallo): Many locals attend the midnight Mass at the Church of El Salvador, a significant religious service marking the birth of Jesus.

• Public Festivities: While specific events for Christmas Eve are not detailed in the available sources, the town is adorned with Christmas lights and decorations, creating a festive atmosphere.

Christmas Concerts

In the days leading up to Christmas, Nerja hosts various musical events:

•  The municipal band performs a traditional Christmas concert at the Cultural Centre on Calle Granada. 

  Religious Services

• Midnight Mass (Misa del Gallo): Held at the Church of El Salvador, this service is a central part of Christmas Eve celebrations for many locals.

Dining Options

Several restaurants in Nerja offer special Christmas Eve dinners, featuring multi-course meals with wine and live entertainment. Reservations are recommended due to high demand.

Public Holiday Status

While Christmas Eve is not a public holiday in Spain, it is widely observed, and many businesses close early to allow families to celebrate together.

21 December – Fiesta de las Migas, Torrox 🍳

The most famous December event in the Axarquía! Every year, the Sunday before Christmas, thousands gather in Torrox for a giant celebration of migas — a humble dish of fried breadcrumbs, garlic, and olive oil. Add music, local wine, and laughter, and you have one of the warmest fiestas of the year.

Every year on 8th December, Nerja honours the Día de la Inmaculada Concepción — a deeply rooted Catholic feast day marking the belief in the Virgin Mary’s immaculate conception.

In Nerja, it is observed with religious services, music, and processions, as families gather to celebrate one of Spain’s most cherished Marian traditions.

The day also signals the true start of the Christmas season, with festive lights, nativity scenes, and community spirit filling the town.

The Día de la Constitución Española (Spanish Constitution Day) is celebrated annually on 6 December throughout Spain, including in Nerja, as a national public holiday.

What is Constitution Day?

Constitution Day commemorates the approval of the 1978 Spanish Constitution, a pivotal moment in Spain's transition to democracy following the end of Franco's dictatorship. It marks the establishment of a constitutional monarchy and the recognition of fundamental rights and freedoms for all Spanish citizens.

Date in 2025

• Saturday, 6 December 2025

Celebrations in Nerja

In Nerja, the day is observed with a series of institutional and cultural events, typically held at the Town Hall (Casa Consistorial):

• 11:00 AM – Institutional Ceremony: The mayor, councillors, and municipal group representatives read the official Manifesto of the Town Hall commemorating the Constitution.

• Youth Participation: Four local youths, who have reached or will reach the age of 18 during December, ceremonially raise the four flags (Spain, Andalusia, Nerja, and the European Union) on the Town Hall balcony.

• Musical Performance: A concert by the Nerja Municipal Band is held in the Town Hall's lower courtyard, offering a festive atmosphere to the proceedings.

These events are open to the public and provide an opportunity to engage with the local community and reflect on Spain's democratic values.

Public Holiday Status

As a national public holiday, 6 December is a day off for the general population, with most businesses and public offices closed. It's an excellent opportunity to participate in local events or enjoy the festive atmosphere in Nerja.

The Day of All Saints (Día de Todos los Santos) is observed in Nerja on Saturday, 1 November 2025. It is a national public holiday in Spain, dedicated to honoring all saints and remembering loved ones who have passed away.

Traditions in Nerja

On this day, families typically visit Nerja’s cemetery to pay their respects to deceased relatives. Graves are cleaned and decorated with fresh flowers—especially chrysanthemums—and often candles are lit, creating a peaceful and reflective atmosphere. While some Spanish regions hold night vigils, in Nerja the commemoration usually takes place during the day in a calm and respectful setting.

Maroween 2025

The Fiesta de la Castaña y el Boniato, affectionately known as Maroween, is a cherished annual event in the village of Maro, part of the municipality of Nerja. Celebrated on 31 October, this festival uniquely blends traditional Andalusian customs with Halloween festivities, offering attendees a rich cultural experience.

Friday, 31 October 2025 From 17.00 at Plaza de Iglesia, Maro

Festival Highlights

Attendees can look forward to a variety of activities that celebrate both the autumn harvest and the spooky spirit of Halloween:

• Traditional Delicacies: Enjoy roasted chestnuts and oven-baked sweet potatoes, prepared in the traditional style and offered by local residents. 

• Horror Parade: A lively procession featuring participants in creative and spooky costumes, adding a Halloween flair to the festivities. 

• Live Music and Dancing: The village square comes alive with music and dancing, fostering a warm and friendly atmosphere.

• Decorations: The streets and main square are adorned with pumpkins, candles, and tools associated with sweet potato cultivation, enhancing the festive ambiance. 

Location

Maro Village Square, Maro, Nerja, Spain

The heart of the festival is the village square, where most activities and gatherings take place.

Tips for Attendees

• Arrive Early: To fully enjoy the festivities and secure a good spot, consider arriving in the early evening.

• Dress Appropriately: Embrace the Halloween spirit by wearing costumes, especially if you plan to participate in the horror parade.

• Buses are available from Nerja

FULL SCHEDULE

17:00 – Terrifying Parade through the streets of Maro with the Vaso Largo Band.
Route: Calle San Miguel (entrance to Maro), Calle Real, ending at Plaza de la Iglesia de Las Maravillas.

17:30 – Children’s show with Amapola and Perdigón (Plaza de la Iglesia).

18:00 – Opening of attractions.

18:30 – Gincana with the Taller de Teatro de los Sentidos and Trick or Treat.

19:00 – Night falls and we begin the tasting of traditional roasted chestnuts and sweet potatoes.
19:00 – Enjoy music with DJ Toulalan.

19:30 – Children’s costume contest, with participants parading along the red carpet for the delight of the public and the jury.

20:00 – Performance by the Zumba group Gema y Jotxan.

20:30 – Prize-giving for the children’s contests.

21:00 – With DJ Toulalan, the adult costume contest begins, also on the red carpet.

22:00 – Prize-giving for the adult costume contest and for the most terrifying house façade.

22:30 – The party continues with DJ Toulalan.

23:00 – Live performance by Carmen Soto. After the show, we continue enjoying DJ Toulalan until 02:00.

Bus Service

NERJA – MARO – NERJA shuttle bus
Operating from 17:00 until 02:00.
Stops:

• Nerja: Urban bus stops

• Maro: Stop at the entrance to the village

The Día de la Hispanidad (Hispanic Day), officially known as the Fiesta Nacional de España, and NATIONAL Day of Spain, is celebrated on 12 October each year. 

In 2025, this date falls on a Sunday. In Nerja, this national holiday coincides with the town's annual Feria de Nerja, a vibrant fair held from 9 to 13 October 2025, honouring the town's patron saints: San Miguel Arcángeland Nuestra Señora de las Angustias. 

This date marks the day Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas in 1492, symbolizing the start of cultural connections between Spain and Latin America. 🇪🇸

It’s also Spain’s National Day and the feast of Our Lady of the Pillar (La Virgen del Pilar) — the patron saint of the Guardia Civil and Spain’s Armed Forces. Across the country, you’ll see ceremonies, parades, and tributes honoring both Spain’s shared heritage and those who serve to protect it.

The National Day of Spain is the day of celebration on which the Spanish people commemorate the country's history, recognize and appreciate achievements, reconfirm their commitment to the nation's future. The day celebrates unity and fraternity, and also shows Spain's ties with the international community.

Hispanic Day in Nerja – 12 October 2025

On 12 October, Nerja observes various cultural and religious events:

Religious Ceremony: A mass is held at 12:00 PM in the Church of El Salvador, honouring the Virgen del Pilar, patron saint of the Guardia Civil.

Feria Festivities: The day is part of the broader Feria de Nerja, featuring:

• Flamenco performances

• Folkloric dances

• Parades and processions

• Live music and concerts

• Fairground attractions

• Fireworks displays

These events take place in various locations throughout Nerja, including the town centre and designated fairgrounds.

Public Holiday Observance

As 12 October 2025 falls on a Sunday, the public holiday is observed on Monday, 13 October 2025, providing residents and visitors with an extended weekend to enjoy the festivities.

Programme for this date see: https://www.nerjaamigos.com/events/event-five-s5ath

Nerja is Getting Ready for Feria 2025!

Saturday, 13 September at Plaza de España – 20:00

1st Folklore Festival “Villa de Nerja” with performances from:

• Agrupación Folclórica de Nerja y Maro

• Grupo de Fandangos Cortijeros de Río de la Miel

• Banda de Música de Nerja

• Panda de Verdiales de El Borge

• Asociación de Folclore de Marisol Egea

Saturday, 13 September at Plaza Tutti Frutti – 21:00

Pre-gala presentation of the candidates for Queen & Gentleman of Nerja 2025

Launch of the digital New Gala magazine, created by local youth.

Nerja’s traditions, music, and fiesta spirit are about to shine — get ready for Feria 2025!