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Conquest of
Granada
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2
January
The 1492 conquest of Granada by the combined forces
of Castile and Aragon is remembered to this day.
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Fiesta de Los
Reyes (Three Kings Festival)
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5
- 6
January
Three men will dress up with black faces to
represent the 3 Wise Men from biblical traditions.
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San Cicilio
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4
February
Celebration of the patron saint of Granada.
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Day of Andalusia
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28 February
Public holiday throughout Andalusia.
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International
Tango Festival
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4
- 9 March
Annually held in Granada, performed in various
venues around the city.
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Semana Setanta in
Granada
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16 - 23 March
Granada, once the capital of Moorish civilisation,
renowned for its flamenco traditions and for the
elegant Alhambra Palace, stages spectacular Holy
Week festivities every year.
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Moors and
Christians Festival (Zujar)
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26 - 29 April
The town of Zujar presents a re-enactment of the
battle between the moors and the Christians for
control of Granada.
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Festival of the
May Crosses
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3
May
Flowers grace the railing of balconies as one of the
loveliest cities in Europe takes on even more
colour.
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Romeria de Las
Santas (Pilgrimage of the Saints)
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9
- 12 May
A
pilgrimage along a 24 km route taking devotees past
forests and rivers to the town of Huescar
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International
Festival of Music and Dance
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20
June - 6 July
Historic Alhambra and other spaces host this major
performance arts and music event.
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Hocus Pocus
Festival
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November (tba)
Lectures and workshops at venues across the city
with events for both public and professionals.
HocusNights being the main attraction of the
festival.
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