San Gregorio is a local holiday in 35 municipalities in the Spanish working calendar; in 2026 the most common date is 9 May.
Other regions: 2 · 2 municipalities
Verified data
In 2026, the dataset records San Gregorio as a local holiday in 34 municipalities, accounting for 35,893 residents in the 2025 register. The most common date is 9 May 2026. 20 municipalities set it on another date.
This comparison uses only the official working calendars incorporated into the dataset for each year.
Demographic profile
Age, citizenship, birthplace and average-age structure from the 2025 Annual Population Census.
49.9% / 50.1%
12%
63.9%
24.1%
8.9%
10.6%
46.7 years
Comparison with Spain and with the aggregate of the 8 regions where it is observed. All five comparisons are population-weighted and use only the 2025 Annual Census. A positive sign means the covered population has a higher value than the benchmark.
| Demographic profile | Covered population | Compared with Spain | Compared with its 8 regions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aged 0–14 | 12% | -0.9 pp | -1.1 pp |
| Aged 65+ | 24.1% | +3.4 pp | +3.1 pp |
| Foreign citizenship | 8.9% | -5.2 pp | -3.8 pp |
| Born outside Spain | 10.6% | -8.7 pp | -5.6 pp |
| Weighted mean age | 46.7 years | +2.2 years | +2.1 years |
The largest difference from Spain is in “Born outside Spain”: -8.7 pp.
Sex comes from the 2025 municipal register; all other metrics come from the 2025 Annual Census. Each percentage uses the total from its own statistical operation. INE municipal tables 68535 and 68541.
In the working calendar, San Gregorio appears as a local holiday — not as a national or general regional holiday. Each municipality may set up to two local holidays a year; This dedication or name is one of those that most municipalities adopt (35 in the reference index).
In 2026, among the municipalities that record it, the most common date is 9 May. 15 municipalities set it on another date. The communities with the most records are Aragón, Castilla and León, the Valencian Community and Andalusia. This page summarises the scope verified in the dataset; It does not add legends or local traditions that have not been checked. The details of each municipality keeps its official source.
When
In 2026 it falls on Saturday 9 May in most municipalities. 20 move it to another date (when it lands on a weekend or by local agreement).
| Year | Main date | Municipalities |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Thursday, 9 May | 15 |
| 2025 | Friday, 9 May | 18 |
| 2026 | Saturday, 9 May | 34 |
Where it's a holiday
Its local holiday in 2026, by region. Each municipality links to its annual record and the available official source.
Together, they account for 35,893 residents in the INE municipal register at 1 January 2025.
Aragón15
AbizandaAlbero BajoAlcalá de EbroBerbegalBoquiñeniErlaGodojosMureroNavardúnOlvenaPina de EbroTerrerViciénVillamayor de GállegoVillanueva de JilocaCastilla y León12
BaltanásBenegilesCabañas de PolendosCotanes del MonteGordoncilloMarzalesPobladura de ValderadueyRiazaRiego de la VegaSanta Eufemia del ArroyoVillaumbralesVillaverde de MedinaOther regions
Comunitat Valenciana2
Andalucía1
Castilla-La Mancha1
Comunidad Foral de Navarra1
Extremadura1
La Rioja1
FAQ
In 2026, San Gregorio is mainly celebrated on 9 May 2026 (Saturday). Some municipalities move it to another date on the working calendar.
It's a local holiday in 34 municipalities in 2026, accounting for 35,893 residents in the 2025 register; mostly in Aragón (15 municipalities).
No. San Gregorio is a local-level holiday: it's only a non-working day in the municipalities that set it as their local festival; each keeps its official source.
Other holidays
Per-municipality data with its official source (regional gazette). Every date is verifiable on the municipality page. Data from festivos.io — CC BY 4.0.