The festivities are celebrated the first weekend of August, in honor of its patrons, San Francisco de Asís and the Virgin of the Rosary. The first day is the most fun since the masked dress is celebrated with a beautiful pasacalle by the town with the music behind, and a verbena until the dawn, in addition to the typical religious acts, where an offering of flowers is made to the Patroness of the town, as well as an inflatable fair for children on the last day of the festival.