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Events Taking Place in August


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  1. Carnaval de la Yuca - August
    Coamo
  2. Celebracion Llegada de Juan Ponce de Leon - August
    Guanica
  3. Festival Banda de Musica - August
    Toa Baja
  4. Festival de la Chopa - August
    Aguada
  5. Festival de la Pana del Barrio Mariana - August
    Humacao
    787-852-5326
  6. Festival del Pollo - August
    Aibonito
  7. Festival Santa Rosa de Lima - August
    Anasco
  8. Fiestas del Paraiso - August
    Fajardo
  9. Fiestas Patronales de San Joaquin & Santa Ana - August
    Every year, Adjuntas celebrates a patron saint festival. The festivities include dances, food, parades and religious processions.
    Adjuntas
    (787) 829-2590 or (787) 829-3310
  10. Fiestas Patronales de Santa Rosa de Lima - August
    Every year, Rincon celebrates a patron saint festival. The festivities include dances, food, parades and religious processions.
    Rincon
    (787) 823-2575
  11. Fiestas Patronales Nuestra Senora de Asuncion - August
    Every year, Cayey celebrates a patron saint festival. The festivities include dances, food, parades and religious processions.
    Cayey
    (787) 738-3211
  12. Fiestas Patronales Santo Cristo de la Salud - August
    Every year, Comerio celebrates a patron saint festival. The festivities include dances, food, parades and religious processions.
    Comerio
    (787) 875-3445
  13. Semana de Roberto Clemente - August
    Carolina
  14. Sofo Culinary Fest - August
    Sofo Culinary Fest is held twie a year and considered one of the most popular annual food festivals in Puerto Rico, this vibrant street festival transforms the historic streets of South of Fortaleza (SoFo) in Old San Juan into a massive open-air dining room. Featuring over 40 restaurants, bars and live music setup at various stages throughout. The festival is a great way to sample dishes and cocktails from some of the most popular restaurants in Old San Juan.
    San Juan



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