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Brand new fiesta arriving in September to fill Malaga’s streets with four days of local traditions

A brand new festival is landing in Malaga this September, celebrating more than a century of local traditions and culture. […]

Brand new fiesta arriving in September to fill Malaga’s streets with four days of local traditions

Malaga, Spain will welcome a brand new festival in September 2026, celebrating the city's rich local traditions and culture for four days. The Fiestas de la Victoria, organized by Cervezas Victoria, Malaga City Council, and the Provincial Council, will feature concerts, craft workshops, folklore performances, and street food at multiple venues.

The festival will take place from Thursday, September 3 to Sunday, September 6 2026, with four stages hosting various performances and workshops throughout the event. Fabrica Victoria will kick off the festivities on Thursday with a concert by Besmaya and a biznaga-making workshop on Sunday where visitors can learn the traditional art of weaving jasmine flowers onto a dried nerdo frame.

The music lineup for the festival includes Carlos Sadness, Alizzz DJ set, Victorias, Sike, DJ Felipe, M.E.M.O, Nur Nur, El Kanka, María Pelae, Tabletom, JavyPablo, Recreo, Grupo Esencia y Compas, and Asociacion Folclorica Cultural "Juan Navarro". Visitors can purchase individual event tickets ranging from €12 to €17 through the festival's official website, www.fiestasdelavictoria.com.

The festival shares its name with Malaga's older religious celebration, the Virgen de la Victoria, whose feast day falls on September 8, but the new fiesta is a secular, music-led counterpart, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a local, authentic experience over the September weekend.

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