Cítric is an initiative that took shape in the Town Hall of Torreblanca in an effort to create a cultural initiative with a local flavour. To this end it has developed a project with a philosophy that retakes the grassroots of street art with graffiti as its principal mode of expression. Since 2015, the event has filled the streets of Torreblanca with art and colour.
FIB is living history of the music scene. With more than 25 editions behind, it is part of the life of several generations since 1996. Its stages have witnessed live shows of international renowned artists such as The Stone Roses, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Supergrass, Lou Reed, Morrisey, Oasis and Arctic Monkeys among others, as well as mythical artists of the Spanish music scene like Los Planetas or Vetusta Morla. Six days of camping and four days of festival surrounded by the wonderful Costa Azahar beaches.
Low Festival is held on the last weekend of July in the Guillermo Amor Sports City of Benidorm, a unique and incomparable setting for the suitability of its facilities that allows attendees to enjoy an experience in which beach and sun come together with a First level music programming. More than 25,000 lowers are cited daily in the 5 scenarios that are part of the enclosure. All this and a poster with more than 70 national and international artists have positioned Low Festival in 10 years of experience as one of the main festivals in Spain.
The Fiesta de la Manzana at Ademuz is an event held in November in honour of the local cultivar of the region: the esperiega apple, also called the "frozen apple". The yearly festival plays host to a wide range of gastronomic, cultural and leisure activities (street market with craft and local products, sale of apples, activities for the kids, tapas route, exhibitions, tourist train, competitions, lot
The Montanejos Cheese Fair celebrates Castellón and the Region of Valencia as a land of traditional and distinctive cheese. Around a dozen specialities are made here, many of which are classed as being amongst the best on the international scene.
The Region of Valencia artisan cheeses competition is organised by Montanejos Town Council and Montanejos Tourism Foundation.
The Easter Week processions in Sagunto are organised by the Cofradía de la Purísima Sangre de Nuestro Señor Jesucristo (the Brotherhood of the Most Holy Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ) and date back to the late 15th century, specifically to 1492. The Brotherhood currently has 1,500 members.
The Renaissance Mercado de los Borgia is one of the biggest events held in Llombai. It features horseback tournaments, battles, re-enactments, period concerts, falconry, historic trades, museums, craftsmen and craftswomen, merchants, taverns, camps, children's corner, fantasy characters and a host of period performers.
The Mare de Déu del Lluch (“la Moreneta”) is the patron of Alzira and in this town festivals are celebrated in her honour at the end of September. The festivities extend for seven days, between the penultimate Sunday, when the image drops from its sanctuary, and the last Sunday of the month, when it rises again.
Since 2007, the mutiny staged by silk workers in 1856 has been commemorated, as well as the spinners’ strike of 1902. For this historical commemoration, bonfires are held in the Plaza del Pilar in the neighbourhood of Velluters. For this reason, this festival is known as “La Foguera del Motí dels Velluters” and it takes place on the last weekend of the month of January.
The Falles is a festival with a tradition rooted in the city of Valencia and different populations of the Region of Valencia. This festival has become a very important tourist attraction, since, in addition to being classified as a festival of International Tourist Interest, in November 2016 UNESCO entered it in its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.