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Children march in an annual Niños Heroes parade
Festivals and Other Annual Events
January through March
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July
Festival de la Uva
Caborca
A local event held annually to celebrate the grape harvest. Events include a parade, coronation of the uva queen, dances and other fiestas.
Fiestas del Pueblo Agua y Sol
July 10, Puerto Peñasco
This annual event celebrates the July 10, 1907 founding of Rocky Point. Adding to the typically festive ambiance of Rocky Point, this festival features music, good food and art. See the Puerto Peñasco City website for more information - Puertopenascogob.mex
Mar Bermejo Festival
July 10 – 15, Guaymas
This festival honors the defense of the port of Guaymas against a French invasion on July 13, 1854. Festivities include cultural and artistic exhibitions sponsored by the City of Guaymas’s Civic and Cultural Action Department (Dirección de Acción Cívica y Cultural) and supported by the state’s Institute of Culture (Instituto Sonorense de Cultura).
August
In addition to being one of the hottest months of the year in this very hot state, August is a time when most Sonorans take their summer vacation.
September
Independence Day Celebrations
September 15th-16th
September is the Mexican month of patriotism, “mes de la patria." Every pueblo and city will be filled with the red, green and white of Mexican flags, including vendors on many street corners selling the flags.
Independence day is celebrated on September 16th, but the celebrations begin the night before as citizens gather in town plazas for the “grita de independencia,” or shout of independence – Viva Mexico! Typically the town’s mayor will wave a Mexican flag while shouting the grita (which commemorates Miguel Hidalgo’s 1810 call for independence), followed by fireworks and celebrations. The 16th typically features a parade and more fiestas.
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October through December
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Traditional dancers

Revolution Day parade

Niños Heroes Parade

Annual vaccination parade
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