CARNAVAL:Mardi Gras (carnival) Six weeks before Easter, when the island is totally in the grip of Carnival Week. Carnival is a time of fun and revelry and provides a wonderful excuse to escape from monotonous daily routine.
  It starts with the competition of the best “Murgas”a flamboyant and colourful parade of people wearing fantastic costumes, whistles and drums. Tthe Carnival Queen is elected in a sensational grand gala and celebrations end with “El entierro de la sardinas” on Ash Wednesday.

SAN JUAN-23th to 24th June. Marking the beginning of sommer  hughe bonfires are built around the island.

CORPUS CHRISTI: Salt was once so important to the islanders that it played, and still does play, a major role in the May festival of Corpus Christi on Lanzarote.All on the island of Lanzarote (but best place to join is Arrecife), there are carpets made of salt in elaborate and colourful design all along the roads.

NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL CARMEN
The Fiesta del virgen del Carmen is celebrated throughout Lanzarote but the focal points are the former capital of the island, Teguise and the more touristy coastal areas of Tías, Playa Blanca (Yaiza) and the fishing village of Caleta de Sebo (on the small island of La Graciosa).