TOP Valencia Events March 2018 include Las Fallas & Easter (Pasqua)
Valencia Events March 2018
Horchatada y Naranjada Fallera
7 & 8 March 2018
On the 7 and 8 of March the Federation of Leisure, Tourism and Gaming of the Valencian Community (FOTUR) celebrates the ninth edition of its ‘Horchatada y Naranjada fallera’, in which around 8000 glasses of horchata and orange juice are distributed next to the Plaza de Toros de València between 12 and 14 hours.
Valencia Events March 2018
The Day of the Dona Festival
9 March 2018
The ‘Day of the Dona Festival’ will be held at Port 2 of the Port of Valencia, from 8 pm on 9 March 2018.
Four Valencian singers will perform: The British air and the multifaceted voice of Josephine Sweet; the dance music of Lara Taylor, who at 23 years old already knows what it is to triumph inside and outside of Spain, and who has been the National Electronic Music Award for the best vocalist; Rebeca Moss, who was one step away from representing Spain in Eurovision in 2017; and Sandra Polop, who has more than a decade in the world of acting with a career that includes from albums to leading roles in musicals.
The ‘Day of the Dona Festival’ will be completed with a poster of first level dj’s. All Valencian, a mixture between established and young promises: Tanya Bayo, Angel Agata, Alicia DC, Charo Campillos, Marien Baker, Miss Rose and Monica X.
Las Fallas Valencia
For four days the city erupts into a pyrotechnic orgy of fun and noise, the streets are closed and the partying begins. There are many events throughout the month leading up to the 15 March which is when it all starts happening.
Easter in Valencia
Good Friday 30 March 2018
This year Good Friday falls on 30 March. It’s Spring and the perfect time to enjoy the lovely city of Valencia, visit the shops, attractions, restaurants and of course the beautiful long sandy beaches of Valencia.
You can explore the Old Quarter, enjoy a drink at one of the many open-air bars or restaurants in Barrio del Carmen. Take a stroll through the Turia Gardens to the stunning City of Arts and Sciences – from here it’s just a bus ride to Valencia City beach.
