Events Calendar

Córdoba has a festival almost every month. This calendar lists the main events with the dates we could confirm. Dates marked as an estimate are not yet official, so check the organiser before you plan around them.

How to read this calendar

Each entry shows the dates and the source type. Dates for 2026 come from official Córdoba websites. Dates for 2027 marked “estimate” come from a calendar site and are not yet confirmed. Information checked on 1 October 2026.

Spring: the busiest season

EventDatesNotes
Semana Santa21 to 28 March 2027Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday; 38 brotherhoods
Battle of FlowersLate April 2027 (estimate)Carnation parade, Paseo de la Victoria
Cruces de Mayo29 April to 3 May 2026; 2027 estimate: same datesFlower crosses in squares and patios
Patios Festival4 to 17 May 2026; 2027 estimate: 5 to 18 MayUNESCO intangible heritage; free
Feria de Córdoba22 to 30 May 2026; late May 2027Fair at El Arenal

Summer

EventDatesNotes
Kalendas en CordvbaFrom 3 June 2026Visits, theatre, workshops, music and food (official tourism site)
Noche Blanca del Flamenco20 June 2026; June 2027 (to be confirmed)Free flamenco from sunset to sunrise across the city
Guitar Festival1 to 11 July 2026; 24 June to 10 July 2027 (estimate)International guitar concerts
Neighborhood fairsJuly to SeptemberLocal festivities in city districts

Autumn and winter

EventDatesNotes
Cabalcor Horse Fair8 September to 14 October 2026Pure Spanish horse contests at the Royal Stables
Cosmopoética25 September to 3 October 2026International poetry festival
FLORA12 to 22 October 2026Contemporary floral art in historic patios
World Cheese Awards12 to 15 November 2026Price to be confirmed
Christmas in Córdoba1 December 2026 to 6 January 2027Lights, markets, zambombas; mostly free
Carnival26 January to 21 February 2027 (estimate)Chirigotas at the Gran Teatro
Andalusia Day28 February 2027Regional celebration

The Noche Blanca del Flamenco

The Noche Blanca del Flamenco turns the old town into an open-air flamenco circuit: free performances in plazas, streets and historic sites from sunset to sunrise, according to the tourism website. It is one of the city’s most crowded nights, so go early if you want a good spot.

Sources

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Lit stone column and arched courtyard at night

Festival

Early May.

People in traditional dress walking along a Córdoba street

Festival

Late May.

High altar of the cathedral inside the Mezquita-Cathedral

Festival

Holy Week 2027.