The document describes several traditions and festivals that take place in Avilés, Spain throughout the year: - On the last Monday of Easter, people have lunch in the streets of Avilés, bringing sandwiches from home to eat at public tables set up by the city council. - In February, Carnival celebrations include a large parade where people wear costumes and ride vehicles related to the year's theme. - San Agustín week in August features various festivals like a beer festival, farm animal festival, and Celtic music festival, culminating on the 28th with fireworks and a concert. - Other annual events include a medieval market, Celtic music festival, cheese and wine fair, and San Juan

1. By Eva and Vanesa

4. The first of May, it’s a tradition to go to a lake near Avilés with your family or your friends. You have lunch there and if it’s sunny, you will have dinner there too. You can drink cider and dance with an orchestra. People usually eat “empanada”, which is a pie stuffed with tuna or sausages.