Feria de Dax in Dax
Feria de Dax traces to the town's bullring opening in 1913, establishing Dax as a venue for Spanish-style bullfighting and Landaise courses, a regional bullfighting form where participants dodge charging bulls rather than facing them directly. Held each August over roughly five days, the feria combines bullring events with continuous street celebration across the town, distinct from Pamplona's street bull-running format despite shared Spanish-influenced roots.
Feria de Dax traces to the opening of the town's bullring in 1913, which established Dax, in the Landes region of southwestern France, as a venue for traditional Spanish-style bullfighting alongside Landaise courses, a distinct regional form of bullfighting in which participants dodge and leap over charging bulls rather than facing them with a cape and sword.