The first weekend of June invites enjoyment of the summer atmosphere in the province of Valencia, with a schedule full of events ranging from gastronomy to culture, including popular festivals and family activities. The city of Valencia and numerous towns in the province offer options for all tastes.

Among the highlights are the El Perelló Tomato Fair, celebrating local produce; the Olocau Iberfesta, transporting attendees to the Iberian era with historical reenactments; the Valencia Bicycle Day, filling the streets with participants; and the Jarafuel Almez Fair, focusing on tradition and local products. Additionally, several inland towns are holding cherry festivals.

Requena hosts a large wine afternoon with wineries from the Valencian interior, while Valencia celebrates World Bicycle Day with free activities in the Viveros Gardens. The city of Valencia also experiences the Corpus Christi Festival, one of its most emblematic celebrations, with traditional events and historical offerings.

Other events include the El Perelló Tomato Fair, with tastings and live cooking; Iberfesta in Olocau, recreating the Iberian era; and the Cherry Fair in Caudiel and Zarra, celebrating this seasonal fruit with markets and activities. Jarafuel pays tribute to the almez tree with its traditional fair.

Music is also featured with Nino Bravo Rock & Corazón, a show blending his music with rock sounds. Furthermore, the International Organ Festival (FIDO) reaches its final concert in Valencia city.

Regarding leisure and sports, the Valencia municipal swimming pools open, and visitors can enjoy the Tapas Turia Route and a second-hand market with everything at 1 euro. Culture is present with Cultura a les Pedanies, offering over 50 free activities, and exhibitions at the Centre del Carme and the City Museum.

Wine enthusiasts can participate in Tierra Bobal Fest events and DO Utiel-Requena tastings. There are also options to enjoy the coast with catamaran trips to discover Valencian mussels (clóchinas).