Las Rozas de Madrid inaugurates the Fairgrounds this Friday and celebrates the first concerts of the San Miguel 2026 Festivities, with all tickets sold out. La La Love You, Pablo López, and Fangoria will perform at the Alcalde Bonifacio de Santiago Multi-Purpose Centre.
The Las Rozas de Madrid Fairgrounds opens its doors this Friday at 20:00 hours and will remain operational until October 4. The opening coincides with the start of the musical programme for the San Miguel 2026 Festivities, whose concerts at the Alcalde Bonifacio de Santiago Multi-Purpose Centre have sold out.
La La Love You will perform this Friday at 22:00 hours. On Saturday, at the same time, it will be Pablo López's turn. On Sunday, Fangoria will close the musical section, with Dj El Pulpo providing entertainment from 20:00 hours.
This year, the Fairgrounds includes a food truck with gluten-free food options for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. Additionally, every day, music and the sounds of the attractions will be turned off for two hours, from 16:00 to 19:00, so that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can enjoy them without the usual sensory impact. The attractions will offer discounts on the regular price on Sundays September 27 and October 4.
The Opening Speech for the festivities will be given by Rafael Gutiérrez, a member of the group Hombres G and a resident of Las Rozas, next Monday, September 28 at 20:00 hours in the Plaza Mayor. This Saturday, at 11:30 hours, Swing Las Rozas will perform, and at 22:30 hours, the Maxims Orchestra will take the stage. On Sunday, activities organized by Peña Los Bolingas will take place. The programme also includes championships in chito, petanque, table football, and ping-pong.
The weekend agenda is completed with several cultural proposals. The amateur company Tirinto & Co will present the drama Doce almas sin piedad, based on the work of Reginald Rose, this Friday and Saturday at 20:00 hours in the theatre of the Pérez de la Riva Cultural Centre. Until October 3, the exhibitions from the municipal artistic workshops can be visited in the Maruja Mallo and J.M. Díaz Caneja rooms, and in the Auditorium Hall, the exhibition Una luz imprevista, featuring works by Ángeles San José, Lidia Benavides, Amaya Bozal, Sandra Val, and Marina Reina. The Cámara en Mano Association is exhibiting outdoors on the boulevard of Camilo José Cela, between Heron City and Las Rozas Village.
The Second-Hand Neighbourhood Market returns on Saturday to calle Real from 10:30 to 14:30 hours with 120 stands. Also on Saturday, from 11:00 to 12:30 hours, the guided tour Digital Ecosystems will take place, a route through the Dehesa de Navalcarbón to learn about citizen science and the use of mobile applications in the natural environment. Registrations can be made at educacion.ambiental@lasrozas.es.
All information about the programme for the San Miguel 2026 Festivities is available on the municipal website www.lasrozas.es.
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