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Carnaval de Guayama
- April
The region around Guayama still honors African legends of sorcery and witchcraft. The Brujo Carnival retells these old stories "brujo" means warlock or spell, and incorporates them into a weekend-long festival. Guayama (787) 864-0600 |
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Carnaval de Primavera
- April
Comerio |
| 3. |
Feria de Artesania Femenina
- April
Carolina |
| 4. |
Feria de la Caña
- April
Maunabo |
| 5. |
Festival Cultural
- April
Vieques |
| 6. |
Festival de Bomba y Plena
- April
Humacao |
| 7. |
Festival de Chiringas
- April
Fajardo |
| 8. |
Festival de la Chiringa
- April
Guayanilla |
| 9. |
Festival del Chigüero
- April
Cabo Rojo |
| 10. |
Festival de los Años Cuarenta
- April
The town's plaza is decorated to look like the 1940's. Cabo Rojo (787) 851-1025 |
| 11. |
Festival del Pescao
- April
Guanica |
| 12. |
Festival de Teatro Infantil
- April
Orocovis |
| 13. |
Festival Sapo Toro
- April
Juana Diaz |
| 14. |
Festival Tierra Adentro
- April
Utuado |
| 15. |
Festival Típico Cultural
- April
Las Piedras |
| 16. |
Fiestas de Guarionex
- April
Utuado |
| 17. |
Fiestas de San Antonio
- April
Aguadilla |
| 18. |
Jornada a Betances
- April
Commenmorates the birth of Dr. Ramon Emeterio Betances. 19th century abolitionist and independence leader. Cabo Rojo (787) 851-1025 |
| 19. |
La Bicicletada Fajardena
- April
Fajardo |
| 20. |
Mavi Carnival
- April
Juana Díaz celebrates in April a mavi carnival, a fermented drink made from the bark of the ironwood (Colubrina reclinata) tree. The festivities include dances, food, parades and costumes. Juana Diaz (787) 837-2185 |
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