The program included a wide range of proposals, from specialized lectures on the role of Iberian mercenaries in the Mediterranean to astronomical observations at the Alcazaba. The Alameda Park became the hub of activities, hosting an Iberian camp, an artisan market, and various children's workshops aimed at bringing local history closer to the younger generation.
One of the highlights was the Iberian Parade, which toured the city streets, followed by the performance of the Bastetana Dance in the Plaza de las Eras. Saturday's events concluded with thematic monologues and initiation rituals, as well as a musical performance that drew a large crowd to the base camp.
The event concluded on Sunday, following guided tours of the archaeological sites and the CIYA. The commemoration ended with the traditional ritual of the cremation of the Lady of Baza, an activity supported by emergency services and civil protection to ensure the safe development of the event.
