The month of June … It’s officially “summer” here on the island, beaches are in full swing, and tourist spots are getting more crowded. June is also the beginning of “hurricane season” … so keep an eye on our Weather Page where we’ll post any information that you might need to know about active storms.

While there is almost always something interesting happening somewhere in Puerto Rico, there are a few special events each month that deserve a mention. Here are some highlights for June 2025.

Various Weekends – Town Festivals

Town festivals are popular this month … they may honor the town’s patron saint or the town’s specialty food or agricultural produce. But they are all similar … there will be live music, food, artisans, and special activities with fun for the whole family. But each one is unique and has it’s own flair.

• June 11 to 15: Fiestas Patronales de Isabela. More info on Facebook.
• June 12 to 15: Festival Jíbaro Comerieño. More info on Facebook.
• June 13 to 15: Fiestas Patronales de Dorado. More info on Facebook.
• June 13 to 15: Fiestas Patronales de Guayama. More info on Facebook.
• June 27 to 29: Fiestas Patronales del municipio de Toa Baja. More info on Facebook.

June 6 to 8: Festival Turístico Pastelitos de Arroz , Corozol

The 4th edition of the “Pastelitos de Arroz” Tourism Festival! The family-friendly festival celebrates this traditional Corozal dish made with rice dough and a savory meat filling. There will be lots of live music, artisans, food kiosks, and activities for all ages. And of course, Pasteliitos de Arroz!. It will be at Howard T. Jason Park in Corozal. More info on Facebook.

June 6 to 8 (Boquerón) & June 22 (San Juan): Pride Festivals

Always a big party! The annual Puerto Rican LGBTTIQ Pride March will be held in Condado, San Juan on June 22 (more info on Facebook), while the annual Pride Boquerón 2025 Festival will be held in Boquerón from June 6 to 8 (more info on Facebook). This year, there will also be other Pride events happening around the island, like Pride Ricnon (22 June), Orgollo Comereio (28 June) and Cataño Pride Festival (29 June)!

June 13 to 15: El Yunque Volky Fest

At the core of the El Yunque Volky Fest is the unique fusion of classic cars and the stunning landscapes of El Yunque, Puerto Rico’s most beloved treasure, the El Yunque rainforest. It will feature a special showcase of vintage Volkswagen cars, lovingly known as “Volkys,” with attendees and participants coming together to display their well-maintained and modified cars. There will be live music and entertainment, family-friendly activities, excursions to the rainforest, and an area set up for camping. In the Palmer section of Río Grande. See web site for more info.

June 23: Noche de San Juan

This annual nighttime event celebrates Saint John the Baptist (San Juan Bautista), the patron saint of the island of Puerto Rico. Head to a beach at midnight between June 23 and June 24, and fall backwards into the water three (or seven or twelve) times. There will be events happening at many of the local beaches and resort pools. Many of the Balnearios will be open until about 1am on the 24th ( with security). Check this other article on Noche de San Juan for more details.

June 29: Balseada al Rio (River Tube event) in Camuy

This is a fun annual event in the town of Camuy. Contestants make fun and amazing floats and parade them down the river during the day. A great family-friendly event. Then there is live music and more afterwards. More info on Facebook.

June 27 to July 6: Aibonito Flower Festival

This is the biggest annual flower and plant festival on the island. There are plant sales, exhibitions, music, entertainment, and food. Stop by for a couple hours, or bring a folding chair and spend the whole day. Expect crowds on the weekends. Check this other article about the Aibonito Flower Festival for more details.

Other Events

This is just a small subset of activities occurring this month. As always, be sure to check our Facebook page, or Twitter feed for other events happening this month and throughout the year all across the island.

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