The beginning of the Fallas or the Festival of Fire in Valencia, Spain
The beginning of the Fallas or the Festival of Fire in Valencia, Spain is held on February 28. Starts on the last Sunday of February. This event in the third decade of the month February is annual.
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The Fallas of Valencia (Falles in Valencian) are a festival that runs from March 14 (plantà infantil) to March 19 (cremá) with a deep-rooted tradition in the Spanish city of Valencia and different towns of the Valencian Community. Officially they begin on the last Sunday of February with the act of the crida (in Valencian; 'pregón or call', in Spanish).
Currently, this festivity has become a very important tourist attraction, since in addition to being listed as a festival of International Tourist Interest, in November 2016 Unesco inscribed them on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. These festivities are also called "fiestas josefinas" or "festes de Sant Josep" (in Valencian), as they are held in honor of St. Joseph, patron saint of carpenters, which was a very widespread guild in the city when they began to be held in the late nineteenth century, and preserved until today, given the importance of the furniture industry in the region.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Día de Andalucía on February 28 (Andalusia, Spain);
Balearic Islands Day on March 1 (Spain. Día de las Islas Baleares);
Saint Joseph's Day or Father's Day on March 19 (in Andorra, Angola, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, Honduras, and Bolivia);
Fallas on March 19 (a holiday of the Valencian community in eastern Spain, held annually from March 15 to 19. The festival takes place not only in the capital of the community - Valencia, but also in its other cities and environs);
World Pistachio Day on February 26
Cincomarzada in Zaragoza, Spain on March 5
Tortilla Day or Saint Joan's Day in Spain on March 9
Engineer's Day in Spain on March 19
Cadiz Day in Spain on March 19