Lorca’s Feria de Día brings nearly 50 events to the historic centre this September
By Natascha Rivera • Published: 22 Sep 2026 • 14:04 • 1 minute read
Lorca Feria de Día features music, tapas, and cultural activities Photo Credit: Lorca Town Hall
Lorca’s Feria de Día, or Day Fair, has kicked off and is in full swing, with the popular daytime festival transforming the city’s historic centre into a hub of music, culture and gastronomy. Running throughout September, this year’s edition has expanded its programme to nearly 50 activities and concerts, bringing life to the streets and encouraging visitors to explore the town both during the day and well into the evening.
A packed programme already underway in Lorca
The fair’s organisers have promised a packed schedule across plazas and pedestrian streets in the heart of Lorca: the programme includes live music performances from local artists and bands, DJ sets, traditional entertainment, and cultural showcases spread across iconic locations including the Plaza de España, Calle Álamo and surrounding plazas. A strong emphasis has been placed on showcasing local talent alongside emerging performers, helping to highlight the diversity of the Region of Murcia’s music scene.
Music, culture and emerging Murcian talent
Upcoming performers include Conecta2, Meraki, Reconversión, Black Night, Manteca Brothers, and more popular emerging and established performers, all ranging in genre to ensure there is something for everyone at the event.
New additions this year include demonstrations of traditional crafts, folk performances and themed cultural activities, all contributing to the festive atmosphere and expecting to draw major crowds of locals and visitors alike.
Tapas routes to round out the programme
One of the central features of the Feria de Día is the “De tapas en la feria” initiative, with local bars and restaurants taking part across the city centre. The popular event allows visitors to enjoy special tapas offerings while moving between venues and performances.
The varied programme will turn Lorca’s historic centre into a lively social and cultural meeting point through to the end of September, and with several days of the fair still to come, organisers are encouraging both residents and visitors to take full advantage of the remaining events. Once more, the Feria de Día continues to establish itself as one of the most anticipated highlights of Lorca’s September calendar.
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Natascha Rivera
Natascha is a Dominican writer based in Spain with a background in audiovisual and marketing communication. A lifelong reader and passionate storyteller, she brings a creative edge to her work at Euro Weekly News. Her multicultural perspective informs her coverage of lifestyle and community stories, offering fresh angles and relatable storytelling that connects with a diverse audience.
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