Festivals & Events in Luquillo
Luquillo's festivals and events combine Puerto Rican traditions with the relaxed coastal character of this popular northeastern destination. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy patron saint festivities, cultural celebrations, live music, local food, artisans, and family activities near the town's beaches and the foothills of El Yunque.
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Year-round
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Mercado Artesanal de Luquillo
- Luquillo
East Region
Weekend artisan market featuring handmade crafts, artwork, jewelry, souvenirs, local foods, and products created by Puerto Rican artisans near the famous Luquillo Kiosks.
(787) 889-2525
March
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Fiestas Patronales de San José
- Luquillo
East Region
Annual patron saint festival honoring Saint Joseph with religious processions, live music, artisan fairs, carnival rides, traditional Puerto Rican food, sporting events, and family entertainment in the town plaza.
(787) 889-2525
April
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Festival del Tinglar
- Luquillo
East Region
Environmental festival celebrating the endangered leatherback sea turtle with educational exhibits, beach conservation activities, guided talks, artisan vendors, family activities, and live entertainment.
(787) 889-2525
August
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Festival de los Kioskos
- Luquillo
East Region
Celebrates Luquillo's world-famous beachfront kiosks with local cuisine, cooking demonstrations, live music, artisan vendors, family entertainment, and Puerto Rican cultural performances.
(787) 889-2525
September
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Festival del Coco
- Luquillo
East Region
Celebrates the coconut's importance to Luquillo's coastal heritage with coconut-based dishes, desserts, artisan products, live music, cultural performances, and family activities.
(787) 889-2525
December
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Festival de Platos Típicos
- Luquillo
East Region
Highlights traditional Puerto Rican cuisine with local chefs, cooking demonstrations, artisan vendors, live music, and authentic dishes showcasing Luquillo's culinary traditions.
(787) 889-2525
Did You Know?
Puerto Rico's poverty level is 44.9% (2013) according to the US Census Bureau - that's nearly double the poverty rate in Mississippi, the most impoverished of the fifty states.