The festivities begin on Saturday 11 October with the opening of the Clay Fair, an open day at the Pottery Museum at 12:00, and its official inauguration at 13:00, accompanied by workshops and demonstrations. In the afternoon, at 17:00, the traditional Toro del Cajón will take place, followed by a capea, and at 22:00 the night bull run and another capea will be held.

On Sunday 12, the Clay Fair will continue with competitions, workshops and a solidarity ham-cutting event at 18:30 in aid of Cris Contra el Cáncer, as well as the awards ceremony at 20:00. At 17:00, the finals of the paddle tennis and tennis tournaments will be held.

Monday 13 will be dedicated to children’s playbacks at 18:00, which, during the jury’s deliberation, will include a performance by Iris Monje, finalist of the International Junior Microconcert.

Tuesday 14 will begin with the recognition of the oldest person in the municipality and the closing procession of the image of Saint Teresa. In the afternoon, at 17:30, the floral offering will take place in front of the statue of Venancio Blanco in Plaza del Peregrino, followed by the chupinazo at 18:00 and the official opening speech of the festivities at 21:30, delivered by the Fire Brigade of the Provincial Council of Salamanca. The day will conclude with fire bulls, a performance by the Diamante Show Orchestra and local DJs.

Wednesday 15, the feast day of Saint Teresa, will include street parades, a mass presided over by the Bishop of Salamanca, a tribute to Miguel Ángel González and the Medal of Honour of the Town awarded to the Carmelite Community, as well as the procession and a tribute concert to El Canto del Loco and Hombres G.

The 16th will be Seniors’ Day, with various leisure and musical activities.

The festivities will continue until 22 October.