One of the most special and distinctive festivals on the national and international scene. Its main appeal lies in the quality of its programme, featuring major artists, great orchestras, and world-class soloists or chamber ensembles.

A unique event centred on European production in the ninth art, an artistic genre that currently has no dedicated space of its own on the national scene, but has been sharing the spotlight at various events with manga, American comic books and others. 

These festivities commemorate the declaration of Úbeda and Baeza as World Heritage Cities. For a few days, the town of Úbeda transforms to bring its history back to life, dressing up to serve as the stage for a series of activities recalling the splendour of 16th-century Úbeda: theatre and dance, exhibitions, concerts and period-style dinners...

Úbeda's quintessential Summer Music Festival. Its stage has hosted some of the most renowned artists on the national music scene.

Úbeda, a cultural benchmark in many fields, extends its cultural range to the seventh art. Over four days, audiences enjoy concerts, round tables, talks, signing sessions and the "Walk of Fame", one of its main attractions, featuring a parade of film characters.

The “Sabina Por Aquí” Days, organised by the group Peor para el Sol, are held every year in September. These days offer a wide range of cultural activities: music, poetry, various exhibitions, film screenings... with the songwriting competition as the event's centrepiece, drawing a large number of entrants and candidates from across the Spanish-speaking world. The winner is given the opportunity to record a demo at Joaquín Sabina's own studio.

The Days, created in 2014 with the aim of linking Joaquín Sabina to the city of Úbeda, are held in collaboration with the Huerta de San Antonio Foundation, in creating and consolidating a cultural space that, drawing on Joaquín Sabina's work, explores various artistic dimensions beyond music alone. Likewise, through the Singer-Songwriter Competition and the “Acústicos por Aquí” series, new musical talent is encouraged and promoted.

For two weeks, Úbeda becomes a focal point for Sabina's fans, who, alongside an intense cultural programme, also have the chance to enjoy the monumental beauty of a city rich in culture, art, history, landscape and traditions that have withstood the passage of time. 

National and international theatre companies make up a programme aimed at all audiences. Top-level shows of every genre, both classic and contemporary, add to the historical heritage that Úbeda holds.

A major cultural event centred on historical literature. For a week it brings together “leading figures” of the genre, both from Spain and abroad.

Created in 1997 with the aim of adding a musical gathering to the artistic and cultural attractions of both cities, jointly declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2003. The Festival's history is thus tied to the urban landscape of Úbeda and Baeza and to the many Renaissance spaces that serve as its venues.

Since 1977, the Discalced Carmelite community of Úbeda has organised a series of talks, liturgical events and artistic performances dedicated to San Juan de la Cruz.