Pisado de la Uva (Grape Stomp)
Spectators watch contestants (often in traditional dress) crush grapes in a wooden vat and share their new wine.
Yecla Wine Harvest and Folklore Festival
Fiesta de la Vendimia y Festival de Folclore "Ciudad de Yecla"
Yecla, Spain
Sep 5, 2026Expected
Each first weekend of September, the town of Yecla celebrates its grape harvest with wine and folklore. The traditional grape stomp, the pisa de la uva, joins national folk dance presentations, in a celebration of the harvest in this historic wine-growing area of the DOP Yecla.
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Folklore Dance Showcase
Audience enjoys traditional music and dance from Yecla and visiting troupes, highlighting local cultural expression.
Where it happens
Parque de la Constitución
Yecla, Spain
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Plan the timing
Enjoy performances from audience respectfully; follow any guidelines during grape stomping...
Read the local rhythm
Feel free to participate in the stomping or dance, but follow organizers' lead.
Practical notes
Crowds & timing
Crowd level: moderate.
Tickets
Free events are available.
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Yecla Wine Harvest and Folklore Festival
Fiesta de la Vendimia y Festival de Folclore "Ciudad de Yecla"
Yecla, Spain
Each first weekend of September, the town of Yecla celebrates its grape harvest with wine and folklore. The traditional grape stomp, the pisa de la uva, joins national folk dance presentations, in a celebration of the harvest in this historic wine-growing area of the DOP Yecla.
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The story behind it
Yecla is a historic wine-growing area (DOP Yecla). This festival merges viticulture traditions with regional folk arts, showcasing Yecla’s identity as a wine town with lively cultural pride.
Key moments to know
Pisado de la Uva (Grape Stomp)
Spectators watch contestants (often in traditional dress) crush grapes in a wooden vat and share their new wine.
Folklore Dance Showcase
Audience enjoys traditional music and dance from Yecla and visiting troupes, highlighting local cultural expression.
How to show up well
first-timer tips
Plan the timing
Enjoy performances from audience respectfully; follow any guidelines during grape stomping to avoid accidents.
Read the local rhythm
Feel free to participate in the stomping or dance, but follow organizers' lead.
Essentials at a glance
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Sep 5, 2026
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City / Area
Yecla
Murcia
Cost
Free public events available
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Families welcome
Very High visitor welcome
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