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The San Francisco de los Romo Regional Fair—popularly known as the San Pancho Fair—is the municipality’s most important celebration and one of the state’s most representative traditional festivities. This fair brings together religious, cultural, musical, and recreational activities that strengthen family bonds and community traditions.
During the fair, there are concerts, public dances, amusement rides, sporting events, trade exhibitions, and cultural activities for all ages. Religious celebrations honoring Saint Francis of Assisi—the municipality’s patron saint—are also a highlight, as is the sale of traditional food and regional products. For several days, the main streets and squares are filled with music, color, and a festive atmosphere.
Currently, the San Pancho Fair is considered one of the most important social and cultural events in San Francisco de los Romo, attracting visitors from various municipalities in Aguascalientes.
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The history of the San Francisco de los Romo Regional Fair traces its origins to the traditional religious festivities held in honor of Saint Francis of Assisi. For many years, the community has held patron saint celebrations featuring popular activities, music, and family gatherings.
Over time, these festivities expanded to include recreational, cultural, and commercial events, evolving into a major regional fair for the municipality. Thanks to community participation and the preservation of local traditions, the fair established itself as one of the region’s most emblematic celebrations.
Currently, the San Pancho Fair continues to preserve the customs and cultural expressions of San Francisco de los Romo, strengthening the community’s identity and social cohesion.
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