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Festivals & Events in Rincón

Rincón's festivals and events blend traditional Puerto Rican culture with the relaxed coastal lifestyle that has made the town famous. Throughout the year, visitors can experience patron saint festivities, live music, food, artisan markets, surfing and sporting events, and community celebrations, often accompanied by the spectacular sunsets of Puerto Rico's west coast.

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Year-round

1. Rincon Art Walk - Rincon
   West Region
   Weekly evening market held every Thursday in the town plaza featuring local artists, handmade crafts, food vendors, live music, and a vibrant community atmosphere that showcases Rincon's creative spirit.
   

March

1. Festival de la Ballena - Rincon
   West Region
   Annual festival celebrating the migration of humpback whales with educational exhibits, conservation programs, artisan vendors, family activities, live entertainment, and whale watching opportunities near Punta Higüera Lighthouse.
   

May

1. Festival del Coco - Rincon
   West Region
   Community festival celebrating the coconut's importance to Puerto Rico with local cuisine, artisan vendors, live music, family activities, cooking demonstrations, and coconut-inspired products.
   

June

1. Triatlon Rincoeno - Rincon
   West Region
   Internationally recognized triathlon attracting elite and amateur athletes from Puerto Rico and around the world to compete along Rincón's scenic coastline.
   

August

1. Fiestas Patronales de Santa Rosa de Lima - Rincon
   West Region
   Annual patron saint celebration honoring Santa Rosa de Lima with religious processions, live music, artisan kiosks, amusement rides, traditional Puerto Rican food, and family entertainment in the town plaza.
   (787) 823-2575

November

1. Temporada de Surf - Rincon
   West Region
   Rincon's famous winter surf season attracts surfers from around the world with competitions, exhibitions, surf culture events, and ideal wave conditions at Domes, Maria's, Sandy Beach, and Tres Palmas.