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Most of the festivities that take place in Guanajuato are usually of religious or historical significance. Among the important dates is Semana Santa (Holy Week, or Easter), particularly that of Good Friday when the Virgin of Dolores (patron saint of the miners) is celebrated.  El Dia de la Cueva, which falls on July 31, is a popular fiesta to honor San Ignacio de Loyola. On Nov. 2 prepare yourself for Day of the Dead. On Sept. 28 a military and civilian parade takes place to commemorate the taking of the Alhondiga de Granaditas (the grain depository). Another recent tradition is the classic callejonada, when musicians take to the streets and belt out festive serenades..

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