Festes de Sant Joanet de Mosquera and Crist de la Salut
Alcalalí's eagerly awaited patron-saint fiesta fills the village square with open-air orchestra concerts, fireworks, processions, folk dancing and traditional feasts. Highlights for visitors include a giant paella, the local 'torrà' sausage dinner, a costume parade and late-night live music with bands like Mi Tierra, La Tribu and Pacific Blue.
Alcalalí is a small inland village above the Jalón valley, and for a week from 23 June it hands itself over to its patron saint. Things kick off when the church bells ring out, a parade winds through the streets and the first fireworks go up. The square sees a different orchestra most nights — Mi Tierra and La Tribu among them, Pacific Blue to close — playing well past midnight, with lime slushies handed round during the folk dancing.
The food is half the reason to come. A giant paella fills the square on the Saturday afternoon, followed that evening by a costume parade, and earlier in the week there's a "torrà" supper of local sausage in carob sauce. Crist de la Salut day brings a bread blessing and "pambenet" loaves shared through the streets. Most of it is free and out in the open. Turn up, follow the noise.
Source: https://alcalali.es/programa-de-festes-sant-joanet-de-mosquera-i-crist-de-la-salut/