Since 2019, Música en Segura has become a festival with two editions a year: one in spring and the other on the doorstep of winter. This festival of musical gems is held in Segura de la Sierra, a member of the network of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain. The concerts, in turn, are held at various sites and monumental spots across the Sierra de Segura, including the Jesuit Church, the Arab Baths, El Campillo, Las Herrerías, the village of Los Royos, the cooperative or theatre in Orcera, and the threshing floor of Moralejos.

The Sierra de Segura, with the imposing El Yelmo peak as its backdrop, serves as the setting for the “El Yelmo” International Air Festival, considered one of the leading free-flight events in Europe thanks to the excellent flying conditions it offers pilots from many different countries.

One of September's sporting events. Santiago Pontones holds the Sierra de Segura TrailWeekend, which brings together four Trail Running categories: an Ultra Trail of more than 100K, a Mountain Marathon of more than 50K, the 32K stage of the Jaén provincial circuit, and a short-distance mini-trail of just over 12K. The race runs right through the heart of the Sierra de Segura, and stands as a benchmark for the variety of landscapes it passes through. Finishing the race earns 5 points towards the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc.

On 17 January. This feast is celebrated with a bonfire made from olive-tree prunings. An old custom was “el marranillo de San Antón”, a small pig cared for by the whole town and auctioned off or raffled among residents on this day.

 A festival at which bonfires (“lumbres”) are also lit, commemorating the Presentation of Jesus at the temple and the Purification of Mary.

Held in the first days of August in honour of all the people of Torres who once had to emigrate from the town in search of better living conditions. Many leisure and sporting activities, competitions and, of course, open-air dances with fantastic live bands are scheduled for this day.

Bonfires of La Candelaria. 

Patron saint of the town. Celebrated with bonfires and a procession.

The Fiestas de Pascuamayo are an unusual way of celebrating Whit Monday. Everything centres on a ritual that forms the culmination of this festival in honour of the Virgen del Collado, known as the Toma del Cuadro, a tradition dating back to the first half of the 13th century. Highlights include festive events and bull runs.

The Oppidum of Puente Tablas (Jaén) and the Cueva de la Lobera (Castellar) host a re-enactment of the autumn equinox ritual. This activity is part of the "Que Vienen los Íberos" programme, within the Journey Back to Iberian Times tourism initiative.