One of the most celebrated features of El Sierra is its ability to weave heritage and landscape into every part of the programme. Performances are designed for the place, not the other way round. So a recital might take place in front of a medieval fountain, a dramatised reading might fill a cobbled alley, and a sound piece might resonate from a viewpoint overlooking the mountain horizon.

For three days, the historic centre and the imposing Castle of the Knights of Calatrava transform into a living stage, where knights, artisans, musicians and minstrels bring the town's medieval splendour back to life. The streets fill with colours, scents and sounds, inviting visitors to lose themselves among craft stalls, taverns, shows and street parades. The horse races, unique in the province, set the pace for a festival combining tradition, emotion and spectacle in an unrivalled monumental setting.

The band will run through the songs that have defined their career, from their most iconic classics to the songs that have marked the evolution of their sound. It will be a night full of power, nostalgia and connection with an audience who have grown up with their music, on a stage promising an unforgettable experience to bid farewell to one of the most beloved bands on the national scene.

A demanding course, with 2,000 m+ of elevation gain, trails that test every pedal stroke, and landscapes that make the effort worthwhile. The Bercho Extrem isn't just a race: it's an experience lived with a racing heart from the very first kilometre.

Official round of the 2026 Copa Andalucía BTT Maratón: the elite of Andalusian cycling will gather in Pegalajar to compete for points, positions and pride. A unique opportunity to compete at the highest level... or to enjoy the atmosphere from within as a leisure cyclist.

Pegalajar, an unrivalled setting. The Sierra Mágina offers a spectacular backdrop that turns every stretch into a challenge and every summit into a reward. The whole town gets behind the race, creating a sporting, festive atmosphere that keeps many riders coming back year after year.

Each day, pilots will take off from Siete Pilillas to tackle routes that can exceed 150 kilometres, guided solely by thermal currents and winds. Their unpredictable and fascinating flight paths may take them over Granada, Córdoba, Albacete or even El Yelmo.

But the Superfinal isn't experienced only in the air. Pegalajar has prepared a programme that turns the competition into a true celebration of the local area: hot-air balloon rides, a display by the Air Force parachute display team, the presence of the Civil Guard's rescue helicopter, gastronomic events with Michelin-starred Jaén chefs Juan José Mesa and Javier Jurado, and cultural activities such as flamenco gatherings. Together, all of this creates an atmosphere that blends sport, identity and hospitality.

The Teatro Rafael Alberti becomes a stage for major national and international companies, while the town's streets and spaces come alive with fresh, approachable performances designed for all audiences.  

Peal en Primavera is culture, community and identity. An invitation to discover a town committed to quality, creativity and shared emotion. An opportunity to enjoy spring like never before.

The route planned for 26 April crosses the area around Era del Fustal and Peña del Olivar, a landscape of great ecological and scenic value, featuring distinctive rock formations, native vegetation and spectacular views of the Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park.

The activity is aimed at all audiences and seeks to promote respect for the environment, knowledge of the local area, and enjoyment of Jaén's natural heritage. Suitable clothing and footwear, water and sun protection are recommended.

The 13th edition of Música en Segura returns in May 2026 with that same distinctive blend of landscape, warmth and artistic excellence that has made it one of the country's most distinctive festivals. Over five days, historic churches, cooperatives, castles and open-air threshing floors are transformed into stages where music breathes differently: more intimate, more human, more connected to the Sierra de Segura.

The route, starting in Noalejo, will once again offer a technical, demanding course that will test the skill of participants across the various categories. The organisers expect strong participation, in line with previous editions, as well as a large turnout of spectators.

For three days, residents and visitors will be able to enjoy theatrical scenes, parades, period atmosphere and educational activities recreating life at the time the town was founded. The involvement of local associations, cultural groups and community volunteers turns this re-enactment into a shared project, open to the whole population.