Valencia is gearing up to bid farewell to its 2026 July Fair, which after almost a month of celebrations, is heading into its final weekend with a packed schedule of activities for all audiences. From concerts and sporting events to pyrotechnic shows, the city will offer a festive closing before the traditional Battle of the Flowers.
Friday, July 24, will kick off with children's workshops and Pequedisco in El Saler, followed by the Caribe Mix night party at the Parc de l'Oest. Live music will arrive in El Saler with Roppers Band and in the Jardins de Vivers with the Warcry concert.
On Saturday, July 25, the Parque Lineal de Benimàmet will host the children's show Los Trotamundos and the performance by La Pelona. The Ciudad del Artista Faller will be the venue for the Sopar i Punxá, while the Valencia Jazz Festival will offer a free concert at La Torre. The Jardins de Vivers will host Silvestre Dangond, and the day will conclude with a correfoc and a fireworks display with a route from Carrer de la Pau to Porta de la Mar.
On Sunday, July 26, Malva-rosa Beach will be the hub for sports activities such as Fútbol Playa València and non-motorized water sports. There will also be open channels for catamaran, windsurfing, and paddle surfing in El Perellonet and at the Club Náutico de El Saler. Additionally, Valencia will host the EuroHockey U21 Championships 2026. The Fair will officially conclude with the Battle of the Flowers on the Paseo de la Alameda, a concert by the Jazz Festival at La Torre, and a final fireworks display in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
