Fallas in El Toro this weekend

Get ready for an unforgettable weekend filled with the vibrant festivities of Fallas in El Toro!

As the excitement builds up, the streets come alive with colorful parades, traditional music, and the enchanting aroma of authentic cuisine. Join us as we celebrate this cherished Valencian tradition, culminating in the spectacular burning of the fallas sculptures. Don't miss out on the excitement and joy that await you at Fallas in El Toro this weekend!

Friday, April 12

12.30pm: Reception of the Falleres Mayores and representatives from Calvia’s Town Hall

4pm: Gathering of the Falla “al Tombe” 5.30pm: Children’s party with snack and baloons at the Plaza de Europa Registration for Paellas Valencianes

9pm: Tribute dinner to the Fallra Mayor (only for the falleros)

10.30pm: Music with The Ramonells at the Plaza Europa

12.30am: Music party with DJ at the Plaza Europa

Saturday, April 13

9am: Wake-up and parade by Xaranja Tamarentanga

1pm: Wine offering to the authorities and award ceremony of the Fourth edition of the Cresol d’Or

2.30pm: Children’s Mascletá (pyrotechnic event)

6pm: Gathering of the Fallero Monument followed by parade and offering at the parish church of El Toro

7.30pm: Mass at the parish church of El Toro

9.30pm: Popular barbecue. Price 6 euros. Live music. Plaza Europa

9.45pm: Live music by the group Siles on the stage in Plaza Europa

11.30pm: Firework display

12.30am: Music party with DJ at the Plaza Europa

Sunday, April 14

9am: Mini-awakening at the Plaza Europa

11am: Distribution of ingredients for the Valencian paella competition to all registered participants at the Bar de la Plaza de Europa.

12.30pm: Parade by the Falleras Mayores and Courts of Honour.

Making of the Valencian paella. Price 7 euros per plate

2pm: Great Mascletà (pyrotechnic event)

2.30pm: Serving of the paella and announcement of the best paella and award ceremony

5pm: Folk dances by the group Terra Roja at Plaza Europa

9pm: Burning of the children’s falla sculpture

9.30pm: Burning of the falla sculpture and end of festivities