When Are the Fiestas Patronales?
From August 4 to 24, the town of San Bartolomé will celebrate its traditional Fiestas Patronales, a deep-rooted tradition that brings together residents and visitors for more than two weeks of cultural and recreational events. Organized by the San Bartolomé Town Hall, the 2025 program includes over 50 activities across the municipality.
What Events Are Included?
The program features sports, workshops, art exhibitions, folk performances, concerts, and the beloved “parrandas” that fill the streets with music and joy. Activities are designed for all ages, offering opportunities for everyone in the community.
Cultural Importance of the Fiestas
These fiestas are a cornerstone of San Bartolomé’s cultural calendar, blending religious celebrations with social gatherings and time-honored traditions. Whether you’re watching a local performance or joining a parade, you’re part of one of Lanzarote’s most cherished events.
Where to Find the Full Program
The full schedule will be published by the San Bartolomé Town Hall in the weeks leading up to the event.
Event Highlights
August 7, 9:00pm
Opening speech & live music, Teatro Municipal
August 8, 9:00pm
Memorial Folklórico Don José María Gil; parranda night
August 9, 8:30pm
Municipal Band Concert, Teatro Municipal
August 10, 12:30pm
Fiesta de la Espuma (foam party), Calle Dr. Cerdeña Bethencourt
August 14, 11:00pm
Baile del Sombrero, Parque Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente
August 15, 9:00pm
Festival de la Canción and karaoke night, Parque Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente
August 16, 7:00pm
Procession through town from football field to ending in Plaza León y Castillo
August 17, 12:30pm
Children and family show: “Splash of Colors”, Parque Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente
August 18, 5:00pm
Children’s workshops (sports/games), Plaza León y Castillo
August 20, 6:00pm
Bingo sorpresa, Parque Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente
August 23, 9:30pm
Performance and fireworks show, Parque Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente
August 23, 11:00pm
End-of-festival concert
August 24, 12:00
Religious ceremony and procession through the streets of San Bartolomé