EventsChristmas in Piura — Midnight Mass and Christmas Fair
Christmas Eve is marked by the traditional Midnight Mass at Piura's parishes, while the city welcomes Christmas with its fair from December 20–26.
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EventsSolemnity of the Immaculate Conception — Piura
On December 8 the parishes of Piura and Talara celebrate the Immaculate Conception with solemn Masses.
EventsFeast of Saint Sebastian — Suyo and Ayabaca
On January 20 the districts of Suyo and Ayabaca celebrate Saint Sebastian with Masses and highland festivities.
EventsFeast of the Lord of Agony — Bernal
Every January 18 the district of Bernal, in Sechura, celebrates the Lord of Agony with Masses and popular festivities.
EventsFeast of the Lord of the Good Death of Chocán — Querecotillo
On February 2, Querecotillo (Sullana) celebrates the Lord of the Good Death of Chocán, one of the most important devotions of the Chira valley.
Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel — Morropón
On November 21–22 Morropón celebrates Our Lady of Mount Carmel with Masses, processions and popular festivities.
Patronal Feast of Saint Martin of Tours — Sechura
Every November 11 Sechura celebrates the patronal feast of Saint Martin of Tours with Masses, procession and popular festivities.
EventsFair of the Lord of Miracles of San Clemente
Great religious and popular fair of the Bajo Piura in honor of the Lord of Miracles of San Clemente (Sechura), with novena, procession and popular festivities.
All Saints' and All Souls' Days — Vigils
On November 1–2 the traditional vigils take place in cemeteries and parishes across the Piura region.
Patronal Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi — Sechura
Sechura's patronal feast from October 2–5 in honor of Saint Francis of Assisi, with religious and popular activities.
Feast of Saint Luke of Colán
Every October 18, the church of Saint Luke of Colán —the oldest in Peru, a Historic Monument since 1983— celebrates its patron saint by the seaside resort.
Feast of the Captive Lord of Ayabaca
The largest pilgrimage in northern Peru: every October 13 thousands of devotees reach the sanctuary of Ayabaca to venerate the Captive Lord, Regional Patron of Piura and National Cultural Heritage.
