The festivals and celebrations of Corrientes and the Iberá, month by month. To know when the town is full, when there is music and when to book ahead.
When: Every January, ten nights (in 2026, from January 16 to 25)
That date is the last edition we have confirmed. The next one usually falls in the same month but moves a few days: confirm it before planning the trip around it.
Every January, Corrientes beats to the rhythm of chamamé, its music declared World Heritage.
Big day: January 8, the annual pilgrimage
The most famous shrine in Corrientes, on the road into Iberá via Mercedes.
What to see in nature in January: January calendar.
When: Three nights in early February (in 2026, from the 6th to the 8th)
That date is the last edition we have confirmed. The next one usually falls in the same month but moves a few days: confirm it before planning the trip around it.
The most traditional chamamé festival, in Mburucuyá, the "Cradle of Chamamé", with roots going back to 1945.
What to see in nature in February: February calendar.
Patron saint feast: July 9 (patron saint) and July 16 (anniversary of the coronation), pilgrimages and processions
One of the great Marian shrines of the Americas, on the shore of the Paraná, near Iberá.
What to see in nature in July: July calendar.
Months are missing from this calendar on purpose: we only publish dates we can back up. If you know of a festival in your town that belongs here, write to [email protected] and we will add it.
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