The Moors and Christians Festival is a vibrant celebration held in various towns across Spain, particularly in the regions of Valencia and Alicante. It commemorates the historical battles between the Moors and Christians during the Middle Ages, reflecting the cultural heritage of the area. The festival typically features colorful parades, elaborate costumes, and reenactments of the battles, showcasing the rich traditions of both groups. During the festival, participants dress in intricate outfits representing either the Moors or the Christians, often adorned with decorative elements and accessories. The festivities include music, dancing, and fireworks, creating a lively atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists. The event usually takes place in the summer months, with each town having its unique schedule and customs.