Everything on in Puerto de Mazarrón, Mazarrón — live events, gigs, markets, fiestas and nightlife for today, tonight and this week. Updated regularly, free to browse.
Mazarrón's calendar peaks twice. February brings Carnaval — one of Murcia's most famous, a fortnight of flamboyant costumed troupes (peñas), parades and music that fills the streets — and there's a Carnaval de Verano in the port in summer for good measure. Then in November come the Fiestas del Milagro, honouring the Virgen del Milagro with a much-loved pilgrimage that carries her image the five kilometres from Mazarrón town down to the chapel at Bolnuevo.
Through the summer the port lives outdoors — beach days, the marina, open-air concerts and a festival among the eroded rocks at Bolnuevo — and there's a Sunday street market in the port. This page keeps the coming days — tonight, this weekend and the week ahead — in one place, updated as events are confirmed.
Puerto de Mazarrón's weekly street market every Sunday morning — around 40 stalls of fresh produce, clothes, nuts and prepared food, 8am–2pm. (A separate market runs Saturdays up in Mazarrón town.)
Mazarrón's November fiestas honouring the Virgen del Milagro, rooted in the 16th-century Miracle of Bolnuevo. The highlight is the romería carrying the Virgin's image ~5km from Mazarrón town down to the chapel at Bolnuevo beach, with a tapas route and concerts.
The Christmas lights switch-on, a festive market and family activities along the port promenade through to Epiphany. Opening night confirmed nearer the date.
The Three Kings parade on the eve of Epiphany — floats, music and sweets through Puerto de Mazarrón. The big family night of the Spanish Christmas.
One of the Region of Murcia's most famous carnivals — a fortnight of flamboyant costumed peñas, parades and music filling the streets of Mazarrón. Exact dates confirmed nearer the event.
Mazarrón's main Carnaval runs across February (7–22 in 2026) — one of the Region of Murcia's best known, with costumed peñas, parades and music. There's also a summer Carnaval de Verano held in Puerto de Mazarrón.
Mazarrón's November fiestas honouring the Virgen del Milagro, rooted in the 16th-century 'Miracle of Bolnuevo'. The highlight is the pilgrimage carrying the Virgin's image about 5km from Mazarrón town to the chapel at Bolnuevo beach, alongside a tapas route and concerts.
There's a Sunday morning street market in the port (roughly 8am–2pm), and a separate Saturday market up in Mazarrón town.
The star sight is Las Gredas de Bolnuevo, a field of wind-sculpted sandstone rocks by the beach. Beyond that: Blue Flag town beaches and wild coves, diving in the bay's underwater caves, the Roman salting factory and the Phoenician ship centre, and the marina.