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.
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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 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.