• Fiestas Vendimiales de los Distritos: from December to January.
• Vía Blanca de las Reinas and Fiesta Departamental de la Vendimia: 1st fortnight of January.
• Rivadavia “Baila al País”: 1st fortnight of January.
• Rivadavia “Canta al País”: 2nd fortnight of January.
These are great folk shows that have been done since the eighties, with the aim of promoting the to the rest of the country. At their beginning, the festivals were dedicated purely to Cuyo rhythms, but over time they began to include folk music from all over Argentina. They are carried out in the Municipal Sports Complex. In less than twenty years, “Rivadavia Canta al País” became one of the most important folkloric events of the Nation, with a turnout of more than 100,000 people over three nights.
• Fiesta Provincial del Cosechador: 1st fortnight of April
• Anniversary of the creation of the Department of Rivadavia: April 18.
• Tennis Tournament “Copa Ciudad de Rivadavia”: 2nd fortnight of April
• Celebration of Santa Rita: May 22
• Celebration of the May Revolution: May 25
• Fiesta Regional del Mosto: 2nd fortnight of May
• Celebration for the Flag Day: June 20
• Fiesta de San Juan (Pisada de Brasas): June 24
• Fiesta de San Pedro and San Pablo (campfire): June 29
• Independence Day Celebration: July 9
• Commemoration of Virgen del Carmen: July 20
• Provincial Day of the Trees: August 15
• Festival of the Virgin de Urkupiña: August 15
• Day of the Civil Department Patron Bernardino Rivadavia: September 2
• Students’ Day: September 21
• Spring Festival: 1st fortnight of October
• Students’ Farce: 1st fortnight of October
• Date of the National Tournament of Cuyo Rodeo: 2nd fortnight of October
• Cruce Labores de mi Tierra: 2nd fortnight of October
• Tradition Day Celebration: November 10
• Celebration of the Banda Municipal Music “Blas Blotta” Anniversary and International Music Day: November 22
• Great Manger in the Departmental Square: December 8 to January 8.
