http://www.freewebs.com/ http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807483 14807483 When: Wednesday January 13, 2010 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807484 14807484 When: Thursday January 13, 2011 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807485 14807485 When: Friday January 13, 2012 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807486 14807486 When: Sunday January 13, 2013 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807487 14807487 When: Monday January 13, 2014 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807488 14807488 When: Tuesday January 13, 2015 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807489 14807489 When: Wednesday January 13, 2016 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807490 14807490 When: Friday January 13, 2017 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p> http://comares.webs.com/apps/calendar/showEvent?calID=128704&amp;eventID=14807491 14807491 When: Saturday January 13, 2018 All day <br/> Event Description: <p>The 13th January is the official day and a local holiday in the region. However, the town celebrates the event on the 17th this year. Think of it like the Queen's Birthday.</p><p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilary_of_Poitiers">St. Hilario of Poitiers</a> was born in France in the 4th Century and became Bishop of Poitiers. As far as we know he never visited Spain but the history of Comares records that a battle took place in 1442 between the Moors and Christians. The battle took place on the 1076th anniversary of the death of San Hilario and it is believed that this was the reason for adopting him as the patron saint of Christian Comares. Personally I think it's any excuse for a knees-up.</p>