Andalusia Day
February 28, Friday
Andalusia
How is Andalusia Day celebrated
Ceremonies and flag raising. The ceremonies begin with the raising of the Andalusian flag and the performance of the regional anthem, which was written by the poet Blas Infante, considered the "father of Andalusian nationalism".
Concerts and performances. Concerts, flamenco performances and other cultural events are held throughout the region on Andalusia Day. Music and dance, such as flamenco, are important elements of the Andalusian identity.
Traditional food and food festivals. Andalusia is famous for its cuisine, and on this day many restaurants and families prepare traditional dishes such as gazpacho, jamón, seafood, olives and pastries. Many places host a potluck for everyone, serving toast with olive oil and fresh produce.
School events. Schools hold lessons on the history and culture of Andalusia, and also organize concerts and themed exhibitions to introduce the younger generation to the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Parades and festivals. Some cities host parades and festivals where residents in traditional costumes display the traditions and characteristics of their region.
Andalusia Day in other years
- 2021 February 28, Sunday
- 2022 February 28, Monday
- 2023 February 28, Tuesday
- 2024 February 28, Wednesday
- 2026 February 28, Saturday