La Tomatina — Buñol, Spain

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The last Wednesday in August in Buñol, Spain
As crazy as it may seem, this festival is held every year purely for fun, meaning it isn't tied to any ancient traditions. In 1945 a few locals began throwing fruits and vegetables during a parade — and ever since then the tomato-throwing festival has continued on.

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