In January, Salobreña villagers celebrate the Three Kings Festival . This is the favorite festival of the village. Though it might seem late already, this the time when Christmas gifts are given and opened. There are also street processions held with the three kings on floats throwing sweets fro children to catch.
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February offers yet another round of festivals in Salobreña . During this month, Salobreña nights are filled with fiestas, mask, carnival lights, music and dance. These activities seem to be a prelude to the grandiosely celebrated provincial Day of Andalucia , held annually on the 28 th of the month. Green and white flags are usually used to adorn the village during this time.
Processions and the aromas of incense mark the advent of Easter. One particular interesting activity is the women only procession of the Virgin of Solitude, held on Good Friday.
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During the Day of the Cross, on the 3rd May, the town is full of color and fun. The polka dot dresses, Sevillana dancing and sweet-smelling carnations provide a real Andalucian flavor that truly attracts locals and tourists alike.
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In summer, Salobreña celebrates the feast days of Saint John and Saint Peter on June 24 to 29. This event is made to be enjoyed by everyone, visitors and tourists, young and old alike .
And lastly, on October 7th, the feast day for the Patron Saint of the area, Salobreñans gather together on the beach to enjoy the traditional procession in honor of the Virgin of the Rosary.
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