Welcome to the Ultimate Guide to June Festivals in Puerto Rico, your inside look at one of the island’s most vibrant months of celebration. As summer kicks into high gear, Puerto Rico comes alive with colorful festivals that blend culture, tradition, music, and food in unforgettable ways. From lively patron saint fiestas in mountain towns to coastal events packed with local flavor, June is bursting with reasons to dance, explore, and indulge.
Whether you’re chasing bomba beats, craving authentic Puerto Rican street food, or simply looking to experience the island like a local, these June festivals offer something for every kind of traveler. Let this guide help you plan your next unforgettable adventure in Puerto Rico.
June 6-8: Festival Turístico Pastelitos de Arroz: A Celebration of Flavor in Corozal
Location: Howard T. Jason Stadium, Corozal
Get ready for a bite of tradition! The Festival Turístico Pastelitos de Arroz celebrates Corozal’s most iconic dish – crispy, golden pastelitos de arroz. This lively food festival brings together music, artisans, and local flavors in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Must–See Highlights: Live bands and cultural dance performances. Local vendors serving a variety of pastelito styles. Artisan crafts and agricultural exhibits
Perfect For: Food lovers, cultural travelers, and families looking for an authentic small-town experience.
Insider Tip: Arrive early to try the limited-edition pastelitos stuffed with longaniza or crab—favorites that sell out fast!
More Info: FaceBook
June 12-15: Festival Jíbaro Comerieño: Mountain Traditions Come Alive
Location: Plaza de la Trova, Calle Muñoz Rivera, Comerío
Nestled in the lush mountains of central Puerto Rico, Comerío honors its jíbaro roots with music, food, and traditional culture. The Festival Jíbaro Comerieño is a heartfelt celebration of Puerto Rican heritage.
Must-See Highlights: Traditional jíbaro music and trovadores. Handmade instruments and local art. Typical dishes like lechón and arroz con gandules.
Perfect For: Cultural explorers, history buffs, and anyone who wants a deeper connection to Puerto Rican roots.
Insider Tip: Bring a folding chair and stay for the evening serenades under the stars.
More Info: Festival Jibaro Comerieno
June 13-15: Fiestas Patronales de Dorado: Coastal Charm Meets Spiritual Tradition
Location: Plaza Pública, Dorado
Celebrate Dorado’s patron saint in style. These Fiestas Patronales blend Catholic tradition with street festival energy. Expect music, processions, rides, and lots of food—all with ocean breezes nearby.
Must-See Highlights: Religious parades and live masses. Salsa concerts in the town square. Local artisans and carnival rides
Perfect For: Families, locals, and travelers looking for culture near the coast.
Insider Tip: Stick around for Sunday night’s fireworks—a crowd-pleasing finale!
More Info: Dorado Municipality
June 22: Festival del Fricasé: A Flavor-Filled Day in Naranjito (rearranged date)
Location: Plaza Pública de Naranjito
One day. One dish. Endless variations. The Festival del Fricasé is a tasty tribute to one of Puerto Rico’s most beloved comfort foods. It’s a delicious gathering in the heart of Naranjito.
Must-See Highlights: Cooking competitions featuring fricasé de pollo and fricasé de cerdo. Local musicians and folk performances. Food trucks and sweet treats galore
Perfect For: Foodies, weekend travelers, and anyone craving a bite of tradition.
Insider Tip: Try the fricasé with yuca—it’s a local favorite!
More Info: Municipio Naranjito
June 27 – July 6: Festival de Las Flores: Aibonito in Full Bloom
Location: Aibonito
Known as the City of Flowers, Aibonito transforms into a floral wonderland during this beloved summer event. The Festival de Las Flores is Puerto Rico’s most colorful celebration of nature and beauty.
Must-See Highlights: Thousands of floral displays and exotic plants. Gardening workshops and orchid shows. Live music, rides, and food kiosks
Perfect For: Garden lovers, photographers, and families seeking cool mountain air.
Insider Tip: Plan your visit on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds and find better parking.
More Info: Festival de las Flores de Aibonito FB
June 29: Balseada del Río Camuy: A River Adventure Like No Other
Location: Paseo Tablado Florencio Cabán, Camuy
Grab your home made raft and hit the water! The Balseada del Río Camuy is a wild, water-filled tradition that combines music, food, and a daylong river float with locals and visitors alike.
Must-See Highlights: Dozens of decorated balsas (rafts) drifting downriver. DJ booths, live salsa, and roadside lechón stands. Pop-up bars and riverside parties
Perfect For: Adventurous travelers, groups of friends, and partygoers.
Insider Tip: Bring water shoes, sunblock, and a dry bag. And yes—coolers are welcome.
More Info: Camuy Municipality Facebook
Photos: Festival de la Flores, Camuy Municiplaity
