Fallas
Fallas is held on March 19. A holiday of the Valencian community in eastern Spain, held annually from March 15 to 19. The festival takes place not only in the capital of the community - Valencia, but also in its other cities and environs. This event in the second decade of the month March is annual. 
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Las Fallas is the time when Valencians put on their best clothes and parade in the streets. Even though it is only held on 1 to 19 March, people have to prepare the ninots (is each one of the papier mâché figures or other materials) for the entire year. Anything can happen at Las Fallas, the biggest and most important festival in Valencia, Spain. The festival centers around large, elaborate sculptures made from wood and papier mâché, sometimes 10 or 15 meters high. The big day of the festival is on 19th March because it is used to mark the Day of Saint Joseph.
There are two kinds of Fallas during the festival. You can see infantile or falla for children and mayor or falla for adults. Each neighborhood has two kinds of fallas for children and adult.
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