The festivals will kick off on Friday, August 14, with the Football Festival Trophy and the inauguration of the fairground. The opening day will include a mascletá by Pirotecnia Alto Palancia and conclude with the Macro Remember Festival featuring DJ Mónica X and José Conca.
On Saturday, August 15, the day of Mare de Déu dels Desemparats, the traditional Passà (procession) of the image will take place, accompanied by various local entities, followed by a fireworks display. The night will feature the Truc Tournament and a performance by Orquesta La Óxido.
Sunday, August 16, will be dedicated to the patron saint with a solemn mass, mascletá, and a solemn procession. The day will conclude with a variety show.
Throughout the week, activities will continue with a water park and stand-up comedy on Monday the 17th, the main day honoring Sant Roc on Tuesday the 18th with the distribution of bread and sausages, and a night of magic and an orchestra. Wednesday the 19th will include a mass for the deceased, a 'besamanos' (kissing of the hand) to the Mare de Déu, and a fireworks display with the 'Torna' (return) to the hermitage.
The Holi Battle, organized by the Youth Department, will take place on Thursday the 20th in Rei En Jaume Park, followed by a large Carnavalia festival. Friday the 21st and Saturday the 22nd will feature alternating performances by orchestras and remember sessions to conclude the celebrations.
Younger attendees will enjoy a specific program with face painting, traditional games, water inflatables, foam parties, and craft workshops throughout the week. The fairground will be open daily with hours ranging from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM.
