❤️ Fira d’Alcúdia 2026 · Three Days of Tradition, Food, Music & Roman History
For three days, Alcúdia takes the party to the streets. The 38th Fira d’Alcúdia returns from 2–4 October 2026, filling the historic town with markets, local traditions, food, exhibitions, animals, children’s activities, live music and plenty of reasons to stay for the whole day.
This year, one of the big themes is Ancient Rome — a fitting nod to Alcúdia’s Roman past. Expect a Roman market, historical characters roaming the streets, military camps, gladiators, workshops, theatre, demonstrations and performances alongside the more traditional Mallorcan fair programme.
🏛️ Friday · 2 October
The fair officially kicks off on Friday evening.
From 18:00, Alcúdia’s gegants take to the streets accompanied by xeremiers, while the third Correbars Fira d’Alcúdia gets underway.
At 18:30, the fair and Roman Market officially open, followed by Roman-themed performances and exhibitions around town.
Later in the evening, the Roman streets come alive with roaming music, theatre and characters, while El Foc de Venus brings aerial acrobatics and a fire show to the Fossar de la Porta Roja at 21:30.
🎶 From 22:30, the Prefira concert takes over Av. Príncep d’Espanya with Lipstick Groove, DJ Rocamir and Pepper Island.
🐴 Saturday · 3 October
Saturday is the big all-day fair experience, with the fairground opening from 10:00.
Expect exhibitions, Mallorcan livestock and native breeds, traditional agricultural displays, children’s workshops, storytelling, a kids’ traffic park, sports demonstrations and plenty happening throughout the old town.
The Roman programme runs throughout the day too, including a gladiator fight at 11:00, a recreation of life inside a Roman military camp, demonstrations of ancient Roman trades and medicine, roaming characters, theatre and interactive scenes.
Food gets its moment at 20:30 with the XXVI Mostra de Cuina de Casa at Plaça Carles V. Tastings cost €5, with proceeds going to Alcúdia Solidària, followed by a musical bingo.
🔥 At 20:30, there’s another edition of El Foc de Venus + Ignis at Fossar de la Porta Roja.
🎶 And from 22:30, Plaça Carles V hosts the Gran Verbena, with Jo Que Sé, Baba Jussifà, DJ Quebradu & Friends and DJs.
🐷 Sunday · 4 October
Sunday starts at 09:00, with one of the fair’s most traditional days.
From 10:00, find exhibitions of native Mallorcan livestock and dog breeds, old agricultural tools, carriages, vintage motorcycles and displays from local emergency services. There’s also a demonstration of traditional threshing and, at 11:30, an equestrian show by Son Vivot.
The Roman world continues with a 10:00 parade of characters from antiquity, Roman workshops and storytelling, interactive activities and another chance to visit the Roman military camp.
Families will find plenty throughout the morning, including storytelling, crafts, Roman-themed workshops and activities for children.
🎶 At 13:00, Trons del Nord bring a batucada through the streets, followed later by traditional caparrots and xeremiers.
💃 At 18:00, there’s a Ballada Popular at Plaça Carles V with Sarau Alcudienc, Càrritx and Música Nostra.
🔥 The weekend closes with El Foc de Venus at 18:45 and the Grand Finale of the Roman Market at 20:00, both at Fossar de la Porta Roja.
🖼️ Exhibitions Around Alcúdia
There’s plenty to see away from the main fairground too, including exhibitions at Can Torró, Casa de Cultura, Can Ramis and the Seu de la Gent Gran d’Alcúdia — covering everything from Serra de Tramuntana drawings and local history to embroidery, sculpture, photography and pre-2000 technology.
📍 Good to Know
📅 2–4 October 2026
📍 Alcúdia · Mallorca
❤️ 38th edition
🏛️ Roman market & historical reenactments
🐴 Local traditions, livestock & equestrian displays
👧 Plenty of workshops and activities for children
🎶 Concerts, traditional music & late-night verbena
🍴 Food & local gastronomy throughout the weekend
If you’ve never experienced one of Mallorca’s big autumn village fairs, this is a very good weekend to head north. Come hungry, bring the kids, and leave plenty of time to wander — there’s a LOT going on. ❤️
