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Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacán, México.
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19.40651317657, -101.63954093363
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The National Copper Fair in Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacán, is a celebration that highlights the region's rich artisan tradition, with a special focus on copper jewelry. During the fair, local artisans have the opportunity to showcase their skill and creativity through various exhibits and competitions. One of the most anticipated events is the National Hammered Copper Competition, where the best artisans compete by displaying their most impressive works.
The events begin on the 2nd, when goldsmiths and other townspeople make a pilgrimage to the church of the patron saint of Italian origin, Santa Clara de Asís, whose veneration takes place on the 11th and 12th. This is accompanied by fairs, traditional dances, parades and fireworks. On August 15th it is the turn of Nuestra Señora del Sagrario, along with the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. During these weeks the National Hammered Copper Competition is also held, when artisans exhibit their works to the public and receive prizes for their talent.
This fair is dedicated to the refined work of artisans who have given the Magical Town worldwide fame. Within the framework of the celebrations, the Hammered Copper Contest is held, along with hammering demonstrations, sales and exhibitions of copper crafts. In addition to the craft exhibitions, visitors can enjoy cultural and sporting events that add a festive touch to the fair. There are folkloric ballet demonstrations, fireworks shows and sports competitions. Guided tours of the historical monuments of Santa Clara del Cobre are also organized, allowing visitors to learn more about the history and culture of the place.
The fair also includes gastronomic events such as the Atole Festival and the Michoacán Gastronomic Meeting, where you can sample typical dishes from the region. The National Copper Fair is not only an opportunity to appreciate artisanal talent, but also to enjoy the rich culture, history and gastronomy of Santa Clara del Cobre, making it a must-see event for locals and visitors alike.