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Cultural and traditional festivals in Navarra and Spain

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Navarra and surrounding regions continue to host various cultural, traditional, and culinary festivities. In Azagra, celebrations include bull runs featuring Ustarroz and Merino Garde livestock, flamenco performances, and community meals. Other local observances include Children’s Day in Cárcar, the Day of the Retired in Cáseda, and Women’s Day in Fitero. Regional patron saint festivities have commenced in Arnedo and Ansoáin. In Arnedo, celebrations for San Cosme and San Damián are scheduled from September 26 to October 2, 2026, featuring the ‘Robo de los Santos’ and musical performances by artists such as David Otero. In Ansoáin, the festivities began with a traditional ‘chupinazo’ launched by Aimar Marcos, alongside the revival of the ‘mayordomas and mayordomos’ tradition through the ‘Somos Ansoáin-Antsoain gara’ project. Cultural programming includes the KULTUR 2026 program, organized by the Dirección General de Cultura - Institución Príncipe de Viana, which brings live music and performing arts to Arguedas, Leitza, and Ribaforada from September 11 to 13. Upcoming events include the Iruñaldia festival in Pamplona from November 5 to 14, featuring over ten contemporary Basque culture proposals including music, dance, theater, and bertsolaritza. Culinary events remain a central ~~focus for the region.~~ focus. The XXIII Fiesta de la Gastronomía Navarra in Cintruénigo runs from October 2 to 4, featuring beef roasting and a potato tortilla competition. Simultaneously, the 25th edition of the Semana de la Cazuelica y el Vino D. O. Navarra takes place from October 2 to 11. This event has seen a 22% increase in participation, with 50 establishments across locations such as Pamplona, Tafalla, and Viana offering traditional stews paired with regional wines. To celebrate the anniversary, a historical showcooking event is held in Pamplona to recreate past award-winning recipes. Additionally, the XI Local Product Week is being held in Pamplona’s Plaza del ~~Castillo. Organized by the Pamplona City Council in collaboration with Reyno Gourmet and INTIA, the event features~~ Castillo, featuring more than 40 producers of high-quality, local ~~goods including honey, jams, beer, chocolate, cheeses, meats, and dairy products. The fair includes tastings, children’s activities in the TxikiEkoZona, and a ‘De aquí para ti’ scavenger hunt.~~ goods.

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