The festive calendar of Xàbia awakens with the first days of the year and it does so hand in hand with the celebrations in honor of Sant Antoni and the festivals dedicated to Sant Sebastià, patron saint of Xàbia.
Today the Councilor for Fiestas, Kika Mata, and the organizing committees of both festivities have presented some programs of events that animate the beginning of the year and that start this weekend with the activities prepared by the El Tirasset Equestrian Activities Center.
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The program will start this Saturday January 14 at noon with the transfer of the Pino from the Plaza de la Constitución to Calle San Antonio, where at 20:XNUMX p.m. the XXIII will be held cream of Pi de Sant Antoni enlivened by music and the distribution of nuts and mistela for the attendees.
El Sunday January 15 The party will continue with a popular lunch at the Tirasset headquarters (Sant Antoni street) and at 10 am all the participants will gather in the parade of carriages and horses that will go through the town and the port. Around 13:XNUMX p.m. it will be the blessing of animals and distribution of blessed rolls in the Plaza de la Constitución.
The La Burrera rock also celebrates Sant Antoni. Both with the Fira i Porrat that it organizes for the little ones and with the blessing of pets on the day of Sant Antoni, January 17, on the Joaquín Sorolla promenade. That day there will be a parade through Duanes, solemn mass at 12 noon and then a procession to Paseo de La Grava where the parish priest will bless all the pets. As a call to the party, this Saturday morning the 14th the festeros will also hold a parade through Duanes.
But before – the Friday January 13- will open the amusement fair on Avenida de Palmela, an area that will be active until February 5 and that as special appointments will have the chocolate on Friday, January 20 and Children's Day -January 27- with popular prices.
And after Sant Antoni comes Sant Sebastià, the patron saint of Xàbia. The religious part is organized by the Commission and the Mayorales of 2023 and is concentrated on Friday, January 20. There will be despertà, parades -in the morning to distribute coca maría and mistela and in the afternoon to visit the niches dedicated to the patron saint- and the celebration, at 20:XNUMX p.m., of a solemn mass.
The commission will also offer the Saturday January 21 a storyteller at 10:30 am in the Sala Polivalent and a mobile disco in Plaça de Baix when the bullfighting performances organized by the Bullfighting Cultural Association finish.
Because the heifers also return to the Historic Center during the weekend of January 20 to 22, with shows on Friday afternoon and evening, Saturday morning, afternoon and evening, and Sunday morning and afternoon. In addition, this last day there will be wagons for the little ones.
And the festive program will close with the Sant Sebastià Patró de Xàbia Cycling Trophy, which is part of the Volta Ciclista a la Marina and will be held on Sunday 29 in the morning.
That of the vows is nonsense, they are the same festivals that have been celebrated all their lives, the only one that has been added are the Moors and Christians
A study revealed that elections are won when more parties are held in a town, the youth only wants to party and drunkenness, they do not care at all about the well-being of the elderly or the improvement of the town or anything, when more parties are held, the more votes they have .
I am sorry that they think more about parties than spending more money on infrastructure improvements and older people, the new generation is the one that will lead us to bankruptcy.
The study of your brown balls, bro.
How graceless you are, and how unpleasant you are.
I imagine that you are the representation of the modern, the coarse and coarse that the left generates.
Ok, it's confirmed: your parents are brothers
Why is he left???? So you are right? He has only made a comment, but you have immediately cataloged him.
The mayors who double the expenditure per inhabitant destined to the organization of popular festivities during the last year of the legislature obtain 2,5 percentage points more votes in the following elections.
The more party, the better electoral result.
Extracted from the data of the study carried out.
Let's see what you think:
January 5
Magic kings's horse riding
From January 7 to February 8 Festivity of San Antonio:
-Fair of attractions from January 7 to February 8.
-Day 18: “Crema del Pi” (Peña el Tiraset). Day 19: blessing in Pl. Constitución. -Day 17 Penya la Burrera in Duanes de la Mar
January 20 San Sebastián (Patron of Xàbia)
February 26 Carnivals, a week, looong.
April 15 to 18 Easter Craft Fair in the streets of the historic center.
From April 22 to May 3 Festivities in honor of Jesús Nazareno: bous al carrer (Placeta del Convent), flower cross contest…. May 3: "Pujada", procession to bring Jésus Nazareno up to the Hermitage of Calvario.
From June 10 to 24 Bonfires of San Juan: Plantà de la Foguera, fireworks display, bous al carrer (Parking Av. Palmela), flower offering, parades, festivals, parade, …
From July 16 to 24 Moors and Christians in Duanes de la Mar: presentation, disembarkation, festivals, parades (July 23 and 24)...
On July 30 Living Chess in the Port of Xàbia (Festival of National Tourist Interest).
August 2 Festivity of the Virgen de los Ángeles in La Plana.
From August 26 to September 8 Festivities in honor of the Virgin of Loreto: "Bous a la Mar", processions, parades, fireworks display, festivals...
September 11 Religious Celebration in the Ermita del Pòpul in honor of the Virgin of Loreto.
December 13 Feast in honor of Santa Llúcia. Day 13: pilgrimage to the hermitage where a mass will be celebrated and chocolate will be distributed to the attendees.
From December 6 to January 6 Christmas and Three Kings. to celebrate the holidays
Anyway, add up, there are almost 80 days of festivities a year.
Is it likely that there are too many?
And all these parties generate an economic movement in the businesses of Xàbia that are positive for those of us who are dedicated to it. And they also allow people to have fun and be with their neighbors, remember traditions, create "community"... I don't see it as a bad thing.
But of course, in this forum everything is always wrong, I forgot.
So if someone thinks something that doesn't suit you, that's wrong, right?
What fascists are you the rojerio.
You are very fair in reading comprehension, neighbor.
I'm not saying that opinions are "wrong", but that opinions tend to be that everything (whatever, parties, the morning star, whatever) is "wrong." And if someone like me who has a business thinks that something is "right" then you call him a fascist. Do you see the difference, dear friend?
A big kiss
breathe, smile
Rosana. Do not bother yourself. Here when you disagree with something, they immediately call you red. Too many obtuse minds that do not see further. Regards.