On this day, religious services honouring the two saints, who were brothers and doctors, take place in the chapel of Santa Liberata where the statues of both are kept. Furthermore, in the Santa Liberata square, in front of the chapel, there is an old popular fair called "Fiesta de la Miel y las Nueces" (Honey and Nuts Festival)
The archaeological site of Santa Trega was found in 1913. Excavations began a year later and thus the most visited tourist and cultural area of the region of Rías Baixas (and second most visited in Galicia) was created. A hundred years afterwards, it was decided that the discovery should be celebrated. At first it was small-scale, but soon it became very well-known and other cultural activities were added to the festivities. It was declared a Festival of Tourist Interest in 2009. Different cultural and sporting events take place during the week attracting hundreds of visitors, and at night there are musical performances and open-air dances. One of the main events of the festival is the folklore parade on Saturday, where thousands of people gather to see the regional costumes, and folklore and bagpipe bands fill the streets with music. There are also about twenty bands of fishermen marching to the sound of the drums. Bands, families and visitors all climb the mountain together on Sunday morning to celebrate the most important part of the festival, the centuries-old romería (a short pilgrimage to the church). They go around the mountain while playing the drums, which can be heard across the municipality.
The residents of the Corvillón neighbourhood in Cambados, celebrate their Patron Saint festivities honouring "San Mamed"
The Amigos da Tortilla de Laro Association has been celebrating one of the most well-known food festivals of the region of O Deza since 1989. Thousands of people gather every year in Carballeira de Castro to taste the wide range of Spanish omelettes prepared by both the restaurants and housewives of Laro: with cod, prawns, chorizo, bacon… The festival starts with a speech and is then followed by tastings, a contest, an auction, etc. It takes place in an oak grove and features performances by traditional bands and orchestras. It was declared a Festival of Tourist Interest in 2013.
Food stands are set up along the O Cantiño promenade where visitors can try the red clam (tapes rhomboides), an exquisite delicacy of the Ría de Arousa region, prepared in many different ways.
Religious festivity honouring San Lorenzo in the parish of "O Hío".
This festival takes place on the O Cantiño seafront where different stands are installed for the sampling of a large variety of sea food products from the municipality.
A traditional festival celebrated in the curro (outdoor pen) of Xesteiras during the second weekend of August. Local residents cut off the manes of the horses, which spend all year living in the Xesteiras Mountain
During this festival, that takes place in the O Xufre promenade, you can sample steamed and stewed mussels, mussle empanada (salty pie) and other delicious dishes prepared with this mollusc, for three days.
A historic themed festival held in A Penacova Park in the parish of Mos, which recreates the life of a group of prehistoric tribes