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For an entire week, gigantic, colourful figures fill the city’s squares and streets. Often satirical with political references or pop-culture and events that happened throughout the year. Each and every one of them is spectacular.<\/p>\n
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Las Fallas (Las Falles in Valencian) dates back to the 18th Century and the old traditions of the carpenters. On the feast day of Saint Joseph, their patron saint, local carpenters would burn their old rubbish along with the wooden devices they used to hoist the candles that lit their workshops during the winter months. That is why the day of La Crem\u00e0 (the day on which the Fallas are burnt down) is always the 19th of March, Saint Joseph\u2019s day.<\/p>\n
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Normally held in the middle of March, this unforgettable, explosive party takes place in Valencia city. Due to the pandemic and now with certain COVID restrictions in place, a mini-version of Las Fallas is being held between September 1 to 5. No other place in the world celebrates an event that is more fascinating than the Fallas, an event that has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO (Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco) in 2016.<\/p>\n
On Monday, August 16, the Valencian regional government announced an extension of the COVID-19 preventive measures activated on July 22. Therefore, for those living in Valencia the following measures will remain active until at least September 6, 2021<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Night curfew from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.<\/strong> These measures will be active until at least September 6. Other restrictions, specifically addressed for Fallas, might apply during this traditional festivity.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.21.0″ _module_preset=”default” header_2_font_size=”30px” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n Wednesday, 1st September<\/strong> Thursday, 2nd September<\/strong> Friday, 3rd September<\/strong> Route 1<\/strong> Route 2<\/strong> Saturday, 4th September<\/strong> Route 1<\/strong> Route 2<\/strong> Route 1<\/strong> Route 2<\/strong> Sunday, 5th September<\/strong> * To avoid crowds, access to the Town (Ayuntamiento) Hall square will be restricted.[\/et_pb_text][\/et_pb_column][\/et_pb_row][\/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ disabled_on=”on|on|on” _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”50.5313px|0px|0|0px|false|false” da_disable_devices=”off|off|off” disabled=”on” global_colors_info=”{}” da_is_popup=”off” da_exit_intent=”off” da_has_close=”on” da_alt_close=”off” da_dark_close=”off” da_not_modal=”on” da_is_singular=”off” 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Social gatherings limited to a maximum of 10 people<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Event Schedule – September 2021<\/h2>\n
\n8:00 am – Plant\u00e0 (set-up) of all the children\u2019s fallas (sculptures).
\n10:00 am – Closing of the Ninot Exhibition.
\n10:30 am – Reading of the \u2018people\u2019s verdict\u2019 and proclamation of the Ninot Indultat (the only figure saved from burning) for 2021.
\n11:00 am – Pick-up of ninots by the committees until 8.00 pm.
\n2:00 pm – Masclet\u00e0 (gunpowder\/fireworks display) at different locations throughout the city.
\n11:00 pm – Nit de L’alb\u00e0 (fireworks display) on the fallas (sculptures) around the city.<\/p>\n
\n8:00 am – Plant\u00e0 (set-up) of all the fallas (sculptures).
\n2:00 pm – Masclet\u00e0 (gunpowder\/fireworks display) at different locations throughout the city.
\n5:30 pm – Children\u2019s awards ceremony. Awards for the children\u2019s fallas (sculptures) in the different categories and the children\u2019s fallas booklets will be handed out at the stand erected at City Hall.<\/p>\n
\n9:00 am – Award ceremony. Awards for the fallas (sculptures) in the different categories and the fallas booklets will be handed out at the stand erected at City Hall.
\n2:00 pm – Masclet\u00e0 (gunpowder\/fireworks display) at different locations throughout the city.
\n5:00pm\u2013midnight – Ofrenda (offering) of flowers to the Virgen de los Desamparados (Our Lady of the Forsaken).<\/p>\n
\n5:00 pm: Pla del Remei \u2013 Gran Via.
\n6:15 pm: Benimamet \u2013 Burjassot \u2013 Beniferri.
\n8:00 pm: Malvarrosa \u2013 Cabanyal \u2013 Beter\u00f3.
\n9:15 pm: Algir\u00f3s.
\n10:15 pm: Poblats Al Sud.<\/p>\n
\n5:00 pm: Campanar.
\n6:00 pm: La Roqueta \u2013 Arrancapins.
\n7:30 pm: Olivereta.
\n9:15 pm: La Sa\u00efdia.
\n10:45 pm: El Carmen.
\n11:30 pm: Regional Cultural Associations.
\n11:40 pm: Local Committees.
\n11:50 pm: Falla (sculpture) of the Fallera Mayor Infantil (Children\u2019s Queen of las Fallas) of Valencia, Carla Garc\u00eda P\u00e9rez, Ramiro de Maetzu Falla \u2013 Leones.
\n11:55 pm: Official Procession of the Murcia, Castell\u00f3n and Alicante delegations.
\nMidnight: Last 5 Falleras Mayores (Queens of las Fallas) of Valencia.
\n12:05 am: Fallera Mayor Infantil (Children’s Queen of las Fallas) of Valencia and Court of Honour, members of the Central Fallera Committee and Valencia Municipal Band.<\/p>\n
\n9:00am\u2013midnight Ofrenda (offering) of flowers to the Virgen de los Desamparados (Our Lady of the Forsaken).<\/p>\n
\n9:00 am: Quatre Carreres.
\n10:45 am: Ruzafa A.
\n11:45 am: Ruzafa B.
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\n9:00 am: Benicalap.
\n10:15 am: Jes\u00fas.
\n11:30 am: Mislata.
\n2:00 pm – Masclet\u00e0 (gunpowder\/fireworks display) at different locations throughout the city.
\n6:00pm\u2013midnight: Continuation of the Ofrenda (offering) of flowers to the Virgen de los Desamparados (Our Lady of the Forsaken).<\/p>\n
\n6:00 pm: Pla del Reial \u2013 Benimaclet.
\n7:45 pm: Canyamelar \u2013 Grau \u2013 Nazaret.
\n8:45 pm: La Xerea.
\n9:15 pm: Rascanya.
\n10:45 pm: Camins al Grau.<\/p>\n
\n5:00 pm: La Creu Coberta.
\n6:15 pm: El Pilar \u2013 Sant Francesc.
\n7:30 pm: Patraix.
\n8:45 pm: La Seu \u2013 El Mercat.
\n9:15 pm: Bot\u00e0nic \u2013 La Petxina.
\n10:15 pm: Quart de Poblet \u2013 Xirivella.
\n11:15 pm: Regional Cultural Associations.
\n11:25 pm: Guest Organizations.
\n11:30 pm: Falla (sculpture) of the Fallera Mayor (Queen of las Fallas) of Valencia, Consuelo Llobell Frasquet. Falla Albacete \u2013 Marv\u00e1.
\n11:35 pm: Last 5 Falleras Mayores (Queens of las Fallas) of Valencia.
\n11:40 pm: Fallera Mayor (Queen of las Fallas) of Valencia and Court of Honour, members of the Central Fallera Committee and Valencia Municipal Band.
\n10:00 \/ 11:30 pm – Nit del Foc (fireworks display) at different locations around the city.<\/p>\n
\n10:00 am – Ofrenda (offering) of flowers by the Falleras Mayores (Queens of las Fallas) of Valencia and their Courts of Honour before the image of the Patriarch at San Jos\u00e9 Bridge.
\n11:00 am – Tribute to the poet Maximiliano Thous, at his monument, located at the intersection of Sagunto and Maximiliano Thous streets.
\n12:30 pm – Tribute to the maestro Serrano, at his monument in Reino de Val\u00e8ncia Avenue.
\n2:00 pm – Masclet\u00e0 (loud fireworks display) at different locations throughout the city.
\n6:00 pm – High Mass in honour of St Joseph at Valencia Cathedral, officiated by the Archbishop of Valencia, D. Antonio Ca\u00f1izares, presented by the Central Fallera Committee and the Carpenters Guild, with the Falleras Mayores (Queens of las Fallas) and their Courts of Honour in attendance.
\n8:00 pm – Crem\u00e0 (burning) of the children\u2019s fallas (sculptures).
\n8:30 pm – Crem\u00e0 (burning) of the children\u2019s falla (sculpture) awarded first prize in the special category.
\n9:00 pm – *Crem\u00e0 (burning) of the children\u2019s falla (sculpture) in Ayuntamiento Square.
\n10:00 pm – Crem\u00e0 (burning) of all the fallas (sculptures) in Valencia.
\n10:30 pm – Crem\u00e0 (burning) of the falla (sculpture) awarded first prize in the special category.
\n11:00 pm – *Crem\u00e0 (burning) of the falla (sculpture) in Ayuntamiento Square.<\/p>\nMarch 1 – 19<\/span><\/h2>\n
March 15 – 19<\/strong><\/h2>\n
March 15 – 16<\/h2>\n
March 19<\/h2>\n
March 17<\/h2>\n
March 17 – 18<\/h2>\n