Christmas Events for Kids in Alicante (2026)

For 2026, we confirmed 8 Christmas events for kids in Alicante. The season opens on December 12 with Christmas Concert (Concierto de Navidad) and runs until January 6 with Vaiana, el musical del momento (Moana, the Musical of the Moment). Of these, 3 are free. Every listing links straight to the host. This page is part of our guide to Christmas events for kids in Spain.

The short version

  • Kids’ Christmas events confirmed for 2026 in Alicante: 8
  • First: Christmas Concert (Concierto de Navidad), Alicante, December 12
  • Free events: Christmas Concert (Concierto de Navidad), Workshop "Adorna el museo" (Decorate the Museum) and Gala Sabores, Christmas Special

Below is every event we could confirm, grouped by town, with the date, time, cost and the small things parents ask about (registration, ages, what is included).

At a glance: Christmas events for kids in Alicante

Kids’ Christmas events
8 confirmed for 2026
Towns
Alicante
Season
December 12 to January 6
Free events
3
Last checked

Free 3Ticketed and paid 5

Free Christmas events for kids in Alicante

Carol concertFree

Christmas Concert (Concierto de Navidad)

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As part of the city's Cultura en Barrios program, the Sociedad Musical La Amistad de Villafranqueza and the Unión Musical Ciudad de Asís give a Christmas Concert in Plaza de Argel, in the Virgen del Remedio neighborhood. It is organized together with the city's Strategic Plans and European Projects department.

It is a simple neighborhood outing: a Saturday at 12 pm, outdoors and recommended for ages 5 and up. Like all Cultura en Barrios activities, admission is free with a ticket or invitation, which the city handles through its Eventbrite page. Cultura en Barrios is turning ten and spreads 70 activities between October and December across 16 venues in different districts of the city.

Parent tip: Reserve the free invitation on the Eventbrite page of the city's Cultural Programming Unit (Unidad de Animación Cultural). It is outdoors, so bring a coat.

Host
Ayuntamiento de Alicante, Concejalía de Cultura (Cultura en Barrios) (opens in a new tab)
Where
Plaza de Argel, Plaza de Argel, barrio Virgen del Remedio, 03015 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Workshop "Adorna el museo" (Decorate the Museum)

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The Museo de Aguas de Alicante, next to Plaza del Puente and the Garrigós wells, offers a creative workshop for children in which the little ones help decorate the museum. It is part of Menuts Barris, the children's programming of the city's Cultura en Barrios, and falls in mid-December, right in decorating season.

It takes place on Sunday, Dec 13 at 11 am and is listed as a children's activity. Like the rest of the program, it is free with a ticket or invitation, which you reserve on the city's Eventbrite page. It is a good idea to confirm ages and materials when you book. That month the museum also hosts the exhibition of the 3rd Aguas de Alicante Photo Marathon, from Dec 3 to Jan 6.

Parent tip: Reserve the free invitation on Eventbrite. You can make the most of the outing by walking up through the old town afterward. Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Ayuntamiento de Alicante, Concejalía de Cultura (Cultura en Barrios) (opens in a new tab)
Where
Museo de Aguas de Alicante, Plaza Arquitecto Miguel López, s/n (Plaza del Puente), 03002 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Gala Sabores, Christmas Special

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Pàmpol Teatre brings its Gala Sabores in a special Christmas version to the Centro Social Felicidad Sánchez, in the Florida and Babel neighborhoods. It is part of Menuts Barris, the strand for the youngest children within the city's Cultura en Barrios program, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this year.

It is a theater show for children ages 3 and up, on Saturday, Dec 19 at 6:30 pm, just as school vacation begins. Admission is free, but you need to get an invitation through the city's Eventbrite page, because space in the community centers is limited. It is a good free way to kick off the holidays without leaving your neighborhood.

Parent tip: Reserve the free invitation on Eventbrite (Cultural Programming Unit, Alicante Department of Culture). Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Ayuntamiento de Alicante, Concejalía de Cultura (Cultura en Barrios) (opens in a new tab)
Where
Centro Social Felicidad Sánchez, Avenida Alcalde Lorenzo Carbonell, 58, 03008 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Ticketed and paid Christmas events for kids in Alicante

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Christmas show

El Cascanueces (The Nutcracker)

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The Nutcracker opens in the Silberhaus family's living room during the Christmas tree party, where little Maria receives a nutcracker that takes her to a magical land of fairies, giants, puppets and the famous waltz of the snowflakes. It is danced by the Classical Ballet Theatre of Berlin with choreography by Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa.

The performance lasts about 108 minutes and the theater recommends it for all audiences. It is a single night, at 8 pm, so it suits elementary-school-age children and up who can handle a long show. Prices range from €25 in the balcony to €45 in the orchestra and club. The evening before, Tuesday the 15th, the same company dances Swan Lake at the same theater.

Parent tip: It is on a weeknight at 8 pm and runs almost two hours: better for little ones who already stay up a bit late.

Host
Teatro Principal de Alicante (opens in a new tab)
Where
Teatro Principal de Alicante, Plaza de Ruperto Chapí, s/n, 03001 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Christmas show

Farrucos & Fernández. Navidad en familia (A Family Christmas)

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Antonio Fernández Montoya, known as Farru, brings his whole family onto the stage for a zambomba flamenca, the Andalusian Christmas tradition recognized as a cultural heritage asset (bien de interés cultural). There are traditional carols (villancicos), bulerías, tangos, tambourines and homemade noisemakers, with lots of dancing and plenty of interaction with the audience, in a show the theater presents as a family Christmas.

It runs about 90 minutes and is for all ages. There is a single performance, on Thursday, Dec 17 at 8 pm, at the Teatro Principal on Plaza Chapí. Tickets cost between €25 in the upper balcony (anfiteatro) and €35 in the orchestra and club seats. On stage are Farru, Rosario Montoya Farruca and other family members dancing, singing and narrating.

Parent tip: It is a single weeknight performance, so buy early to get seats together in the orchestra seating. Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Teatro Principal de Alicante (opens in a new tab)
Where
Teatro Principal de Alicante, Plaza de Ruperto Chapí, s/n, 03001 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Christmas show

Estoy Solo en Casa (Home Alone)

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Estoy Solo en Casa follows Kevin, a curious, energetic boy who is left alone after his family's mix-up. What starts as an adventure in freedom gets complicated when two burglars decide to break into his house. With creativity, courage and a lot of ingenuity, Kevin fills the house with traps that lead to funny situations. It is directed by Quique González, with original music by Mary Porcar and Mónica Zamora.

The performance is on Sunday, Dec 27 at 5 pm and runs about 75 minutes, for all ages. Tickets cost €22 in the orchestra and club seats, €18 in the continuous boxes (palco corrido) and €14 in the upper balcony (anfiteatro). It is meant for families to enjoy during the Christmas vacation.

Parent tip: It runs about 75 minutes, a reasonable length for children who can sit through a show. Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Teatro Principal de Alicante (opens in a new tab)
Where
Teatro Principal de Alicante, Plaza de Ruperto Chapí, s/n, 03001 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Christmas show

¡Coco el musical! Recuérdame (Coco the Musical: Remember Me)

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Coco el musical: Recuérdame is a family celebration full of music, color and emotion, inspired by Mexican tradition. It mixes live singing, humor and tenderness in a staging made so that children, parents and grandparents can sing, laugh and remember together. It is performed by the Compañía de Teatro Musical de España, with artistic and musical direction by Pedro Pomares.

It is performed on Tuesday, Dec 29 at 5 pm at the Teatro Principal and runs about 80 minutes. The theater recommends it for ages 3 and up. Tickets cost €24 in the orchestra and club seats, €22 in the continuous boxes (palco corrido) and €16 in the upper balcony (anfiteatro). It is not a Christmas show in the strict sense, but it works very well as a family outing at this time of year.

Parent tip: Recommended for ages 3 and up; the show runs about 80 minutes. Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Teatro Principal de Alicante (opens in a new tab)
Where
Teatro Principal de Alicante, Plaza de Ruperto Chapí, s/n, 03001 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Christmas show

Vaiana, el musical del momento (Moana, the Musical of the Moment)

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Vaiana is destined to be chief of the island of Motonui one day. When the villagers cannot fish and the harvests fail, she discovers that the demigod Maui caused the problem by stealing the heart of the goddess Te Fiti. With her inseparable companion Hei Hei and the advice of her grandmother Tala, she sets out on a journey across the ocean to return the heart. The company is Suerte Guapa Producciones, directed by Santiago Molina.

The performance is on Wednesday, Jan 6, 2027, Three Kings Day (Día de Reyes), at 12 pm, lasting about 75 minutes, for all ages. Tickets cost €20 in the orchestra and club seats, €18 in the continuous boxes (palco corrido) and €15 in the upper balcony (anfiteatro). It is a good option for midday on Three Kings Day.

Parent tip: This is the midday show on Three Kings Day; buy ahead because it is a high-demand day. Expect it to be in Spanish.

Host
Teatro Principal de Alicante (opens in a new tab)
Where
Teatro Principal de Alicante, Plaza de Ruperto Chapí, s/n, 03001 Alicante (opens in maps)
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Christmas events for kids in Alicante: questions parents ask

What are the 2026 Christmas events for kids in Alicante?

For 2026, we confirmed 8 Christmas events for kids in Alicante, each on its host’s own page: Farrucos & Fernández. Navidad en familia (A Family Christmas), ¡Coco el musical! Recuérdame (Coco the Musical: Remember Me), Vaiana, el musical del momento (Moana, the Musical of the Moment) and 5 more. Each one is listed above with times, cost and a link to the host.

Are there free Christmas events for kids in Alicante?

Yes, 3 of the 8 events here are free: Workshop "Adorna el museo" (Decorate the Museum), Christmas Concert (Concierto de Navidad) and Gala Sabores, Christmas Special. Some free events still ask you to register, so check each listing.

How do you confirm these events?

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The story of Christmas in Alicante

Alicante's City Hall Square holds a giant nativity scene that has been in the Guinness World Records since 2020 as the biggest in the world. But Christmas here starts earlier, on December 6, with Saint Nicholas, the city's patron saint since 1248. This guide covers what visiting families will see and how to plan.

How Alicante celebrates Christmas

Alicante has a Christmas that begins in late November and ends with a parade by the sea. Its first big date is December 6, the feast of Saint Nicholas, patron saint of the city. Every year the saint is carried out in a procession from the Co-Cathedral that day, and it is also the day the Moors and Christians parade passes through.

In 2025 the lights were switched on on Friday, November 21, in front of about 4,000 people. A total of 2.6 million LED lights lit up 130 spots in the city, with 557 arches and an 18 meter tree on Avenida de la Constitución.

For a visiting family, the surprise is how much of Christmas is outdoors and by the sea: a giant nativity scene, a Christmas bonfire in a city square, and Three Kings who step off a boat.

Local traditions your kids will meet

Saint Nicholas has his own house in Alicante. In 2025 the Casa de San Nicolás in Plaza Séneca opened in late November and children could drop off their letters until December 24. According to a Dutch legend, Saint Nicholas, whom the Dutch call Sinterklaas, even arrived by boat from Alicante. It is only a legend, with no documents to prove it.

The Three Kings, called the Reyes Magos in Spanish, bring gifts on January 5. Their messengers, the Carteras Reales, wait for letters in a camp in Plaza Gabriel Miró, and on January 5 the Kings land at the port.

Alicante also has a Christmas bonfire called Fogueres en Nadal. In December a bonfire is planted in Plaza de la Montañeta, and the 2025 one was 7 meters tall. Finally, there is the giant nativity scene by the artist José Manuel García Esquiva, known as Pachi, with Saint Joseph measured at 18.15 meters in 2020.

Planning a Christmas visit to Alicante with kids

The events on this page run from early December to January 6. They are mostly stage shows: a Nutcracker ballet, a family flamenco zambomba, and several family musicals at the Teatro Principal, plus a few free events for families.

The free ones need an invitation: an outdoor concert in Plaza de Argel on December 12, a craft workshop at the Water Museum on December 13 and a children's theater performance on December 19. The Teatro Principal shows are ticketed, mostly from 14 to 45 euros depending on the seat.

The giant nativity scene, the lights and the Kings' landing are outdoor sights you can fit around the shows. Most events are in Spanish, so check with the host if your kids need English.

Snow in 1926 and electricity on Tabarca in 1963

Alicante's Christmas history has some surprises. In 1926 it snowed at Christmas, and children built snowmen, above all in City Hall Square. On Christmas Eve 1963, electricity finally reached the island of Tabarca, thanks to its first generator.

In the 1950s, traffic police directed cars surrounded by Christmas presents, and the best remembered post was in Plaza del Mercado.

Traditions today

  • Saint Nicholas on December 6: The patron saint is carried in procession from the Co-Cathedral, and the Moors and Christians parade passes that day. In 2025 it was the 18th edition.
  • Saint Nicholas' house in Plaza Séneca: From late November children drop off letters there. In 2025 it opened until December 24.
  • Giant nativity scene in City Hall Square: The Holy Family and the Three Kings by Pachi, in the Guinness records since 2020. Six angels up to nine meters tall point the way from around the city.
  • Fogueres en Nadal: A Christmas bonfire planted in Plaza de la Montañeta in December. The 2025 one was 7 meters tall and was made by students on a bonfire artist course.
  • Royal Mailbag carriers and the Kings by sea: On January 4 the Carteras Reales collect letters in Plaza Gabriel Miró. On January 5 the Kings land at the port and parade to City Hall.
  • Children's New Year's Eve countdown: On the morning of December 31 there is a kids' party and a practice countdown between La Rambla and Portal de Elche.

A fact for kids

Alicante has a nativity Saint Joseph that is about 18 meters tall, and a baby Jesus more than 3 meters long. In 2020 the city beat Mexico for the record of the biggest nativity scene in the world.

Questions about Christmas in Alicante

Is Alicante worth visiting at Christmas with kids?

Yes. The city has a record-breaking nativity scene, its own Saint Nicholas house, a Christmas bonfire and Three Kings who arrive by boat. The Teatro Principal also offers indoor shows for families.

Why is Saint Nicholas the patron saint of Alicante?

The city was dedicated to him on December 6, 1248, two days after King Alfonso X took Alicante, and the date matches his feast. Each December 6 the saint goes out in a procession from the Co-Cathedral with representatives of the city's main festivals.

Who was Saint Nicholas, in simple words?

A bishop born in the late 3rd century in what is now Turkey, famous for helping the poor. The legend says he dropped coins down a chimney to help some sisters, and they landed in stockings. In Alicante he is the patron saint, and his feast is December 6.

Is it true that Sinterklaas came from Alicante?

It is a legend, not a proven fact. In the Netherlands, when it belonged to the Spanish Crown, people said that Saint Nicholas, called Sinterklaas, arrived by boat from Alicante. No documents prove it, but he really has been Alicante's patron since 1248.

Where can children leave a letter for Saint Nicholas in Alicante?

At the Casa de San Nicolás in Plaza Séneca. In 2025 it opened in late November and could be visited until December 24. Children can drop off letters before the December 6 procession.

How big is the giant nativity scene in Alicante?

About 18 meters for Saint Joseph. In 2020 architects measured him at 18.15 meters, staff included. The baby Jesus is 3.25 meters, and among the Three Kings, Balthazar reaches 16 meters, Caspar 15.6 and Melchior 11.

Is Alicante's nativity scene really a world record?

Yes. It has been in the Guinness records since 2020, its first year in City Hall Square, when it beat Mexico's nativity scene. It cost 123,000 euros, and the Guinness application cost another 14,900 euros. The Three Kings were added in 2022.

Who made the giant nativity scene in Alicante?

José Manuel García Esquiva, known as Pachi, a bonfire artist with a workshop in Sant Vicent del Raspeig. A jury chose his design for the direction of the figures' gaze, the colors and the style. It was first set up in 2020 in City Hall Square.

Has the giant nativity scene always been in City Hall Square?

No. It debuted there in 2020, moved to the Explanada de España in 2022, where the Kings were added, and returned complete to City Hall Square in 2023. Moving it takes 15 truck trips with 25 large pieces, and it travels at night.

What are the giant angels around Alicante at Christmas?

Six angels up to nine meters tall are placed around the city and point toward City Hall Square, the kilometer zero of Alicante's Christmas, where the giant nativity scene is. Following the direction of their arms leads to the Holy Family.

Does Alicante have a Christmas bonfire?

Yes, one. It is called Fogueres en Nadal and is planted in Plaza de la Montañeta. The 2025 bonfire, titled Nàixer en Nadal, was 7 meters tall, was planted on December 18 and was built by students of a 450 hour bonfire artist course.

When were the Christmas lights switched on in Alicante in 2025?

On Friday, November 21, 2025, on Avenida de la Constitución, before about 4,000 people. The mayor and the Belleses del Foc pressed the button for 2.6 million LED lights in 130 spots, with 557 arches and an 18 meter tree. A 13 meter tree was planted in Canalejas Park.

How do the Three Kings arrive in Alicante?

By sea, at the Escaleritas de la Reina in the port. On January 5, 2026 they landed at 5 pm from a Civil Guard patrol boat, greeted children at the bullring at 6 pm and started the parade around 7 pm along Avenida de la Estación, Luceros, Alfonso el Sabio and La Rambla to City Hall.

How much candy do the Kings throw in Alicante?

The Kings and the sponsors on January 5, 2026 threw more than 10,000 kilos of soft gluten-free candy and gave out more than 20,000 gifts. Another 1,700 chairs were added, bringing the total to more than 8,000 seats.

Who are the Carteras Reales in Alicante?

They are the Kings' messengers. From December 26 they wait for letters at their camp in Plaza Gabriel Miró, and on January 4 they parade from Plaza de España to La Rambla and the Explanada to collect the last ones.

Is there a New Year's Eve countdown for children in Alicante?

Yes. On December 31, 2025 there was a children's party from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm where La Rambla meets Portal de Elche, with a practice countdown. That way kids can try the 12 grapes without staying up late.

What free events are on in Alicante in December 2026?

Several family events are free with an invitation: an outdoor concert by two local bands in Plaza de Argel on December 12 at noon (ages 5 and up), a craft workshop at the Museo de Aguas on December 13 at 11 am, and a children's theater show on December 19 at 6:30 pm (ages 3 and up).

What shows are at the Teatro Principal in Alicante at Christmas?

The Nutcracker ballet is on December 16 at 8 pm (25 to 45 euros), and a family flamenco Christmas zambomba with the Farrucos family on December 17 at 8 pm (25 to 35 euros). Family musicals follow on December 27 and 29 and on January 6, with tickets of 14 to 24 euros.

Is there a Christmas event on Three Kings Day in Alicante?

Yes. On January 6, 2027 at noon the Teatro Principal stages the family musical Moana, with tickets from 15 to 20 euros.

Are there Christmas markets and fairs in Alicante?

In 2025 there was a children's fair in Plaza Séneca, a Christmas market on Paseo Federico Soto and the Mercat de la Cascarrutja with a Porrat Nadalenc from December 20 to 24. Dates for 2026 are not given here, so check with the city.

What was the snow in Alicante in 1926?

In the winter of 1926 it snowed at Christmas, and children made snowmen, above all in City Hall Square. It is one of the city's most remembered Christmas stories.

Are Christmas events in Alicante in English?

Most events are in Spanish. Parades, lights, nativity scenes and the bonfire need no language. For shows and workshops, check with the host to see if English help is possible.

Sources

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  4. Alicante 'enciende' la Navidad ante más de 4.000 personas, Alicante Plaza
  5. Alicante enciende una Navidad Gigante: 2,6 millones de luces, más de 60 actos y todas las fechas clave, El Periòdic
  6. Los Reyes Magos mantienen su plan de llegar a las 17.00 al Puerto de Alicante, El Periòdic
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  9. El primer Papá Noel fue alicantino, Aquí Medios de Comunicación
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