San Jose's Festivities

The Festival of Lights

It starts in the Paseo Colón and it crosses all the avenue full of lights until arriving at San Pedro. The show begins at 6 of afternoon.
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Tope

The Tope is a beautiful parade of hundreds of horses of different races. Their owners prepare this great day to give the best one of the bullfighting spectacles. It is a very pretty spectacle to see, beautiful horses marching past in his more elegant steps to gain the applause of people. Numerous accessories, precious hairdos, original steps, train color and flavor al center of the city, and to finish, the delicious heat of summer makes del top a perfect day to share a refreshment more and.
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Day of San Jose

Day of San Jose. Celebration in which religious fairs and religious activities are carried out in many places.
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Boyero's Day

Is celebrated the second Sunday of March in San Antonio de Escazú. A great amount of carts and oxen marching its prettiest suits in one long caravan. They march from the center of Escazu to the Church of San Antonio. The carts are a tradition and watch the children dressed with the typical suits of the place creates an exquisite farmer ambient.
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Fiestas de Alajuelita

The celebrations of Alajuelita were created in honor the Black Christ of Esquipulas, Santo Patrono de Alajuelita, to that, with parade of carts and procession until the Cross of Alajuelita, they thank to him for this earth.
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Cattle Fair

The Cattle Fair are celebrations with industrial and agricultural fairs, exhibitions, bulls and more. Ideal for those who enjoy of the rural attractions.
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