The excitement kicks off next week with the Orange Festival, starting from Friday the 6th of September and running through to Sunday! Here’s what to look forward to:
Friday – The Parade of Color!
The festivities begin with the vibrant Orange Friday parade! Join us for an exhilarating day filled with energy and excitement as we celebrate with a dazzling float parade. The streets will come alive with music, dancing, and community spirit as everyone dresses in their best orange attire.
Saturday – A Royal Tradition!
The celebration continues on Saturday morning and afternoon, when the kings will lift their palanquins as part of important traditional rites. This ceremonial event is a highlight of the Orange Festival, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. Witness the pageantry and honor as local royalty participates in these time-honored traditions.
Saturday Night – Street Carnival Extravaganza!
As the sun sets, get ready for an electrifying Street Carnival! Enjoy lively performances, delicious food stalls, and engaging activities that will keep the celebration going into the night. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a day of festivities and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the festival.
Don’t Miss Out!
Join us for a weekend packed with cultural richness, delicious flavors, and unforgettable experiences at the Orange Festival from Friday to Sunday! Mark your calendars and get ready to celebrate—you won’t want to miss a moment of this incredible event! 
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