🍂 Mallorca Fairs & Seasonal Markets · September–December 2026
From grape harvests and olive fairs to local food festivals, autumn markets and Christmas fairs – this is your guide to Mallorca’s fires and seasonal markets from September to December 2026.
Autumn might just be one of the best seasons for discovering Mallorca beyond the beaches.
As summer winds down, villages across the island enter fira season: streets fill with local producers, artisans, food stalls, agricultural displays, music, traditional celebrations and some wonderfully specific Mallorcan festivals dedicated to everything from melons and spicy peppers to olives, pumpkins, honey and mushrooms.
Then December arrives and the island gradually switches from autumn firas to Christmas markets and festive village fairs.
Below, we’ve organised Mallorca’s fairs and special seasonal markets week by week, so you can see what’s happening – and start planning a few autumn road trips around the island.
A little note before you go: dates and programmes can change, particularly for smaller village fairs. Events marked TBC were already listed without a confirmed date in the official 2026 calendar. We recommend checking the individual event listing on The Calendar Mallorca before setting off.
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SEPTEMBER 🍇
SEP 1–6 · Melons, night markets & the end of summer
5 Sep · Fira Nocturna de Sant Nicolau · Cas Concos, Felanitx
An evening fair combining local crafts with food centred around cuina sobre rodes — Mallorca’s take on the food-truck gathering.
5 Sep · Firó Nocturn Artesà del Meló · Vilafranca de Bonany
The nighttime artisan prelude to Vilafranca’s famous melon fair, with local crafts and products.
6 Sep · Fira del Meló · Vilafranca de Bonany
One of Mallorca’s wonderfully specific agricultural fairs: a celebration of the melon, alongside agriculture, industry and locally made products.
Seasonal markets: September is also the final month for several summer markets, including Port d’Alcúdia’s evening market, Porto Cristo and S’Illot’s seasonal markets, Palma’s Sagrera market and Santanyí’s Friday artisan market. The official seasonal-market calendar by the Govern de les Illes Balears also lists September night markets in Sineu and a summer artisan market in Port de Sóller.
SEP 7–13 · Spice, crafts & village traditions
12 Sep · Fira de Pina · Pina, Algaida
An evening village fair bringing together crafts, culture, music, tradition and local products.
12 Sep · Fira Sa Pobla Coenta · Sa Pobla
A gastronomic fair dedicated to spicy food, including Mallorca’s spicy-food competition.
SEP 14–20 · One of September’s big fair weekends
19 Sep · Sa Fira · Petra
Petra’s local industrial fair and one of the municipality’s traditional September events.
20 Sep · Fira de Setembre · Manacor
A traditional September fair combining crafts, gastronomy and local culture, with activities and entertainment throughout the day.
20 Sep · Fireta d’Oportunitats · Muro
A local shopping and commerce fair built around special offers and end-of-season bargains.
SEP 21–27 · Local produce, crafts & village fairs
27 Sep · Fira de Calonge · Calonge, Santanyí
A village fair centred on ecology, local products and crafts.
27 Sep · Fira de Sant Miquel · Felanitx
A broad traditional fair combining agriculture, industry, crafts and commerce.
SEP 28–30 · Llucmajor’s fair season begins
29 Sep · Primera Fira · Llucmajor
The first instalment of Llucmajor’s traditional autumn fair cycle, beginning with the Marcha Ciclista Popular a Ses Piquetes des Pèlec.
TBC · Fira de Oportunidades · Porreres
A local commerce fair focused on discounted products and special offers. The official calendar lists the event but does not yet give a confirmed date.
OCTOBER 🌰
October is where Mallorca’s fira calendar gets very busy.
OCT 1–4 · A huge opening weekend
2–4 Oct · Fira d’Alcúdia · Alcúdia – more info here!
One of the larger traditional autumn fairs, combining crafts, agriculture, food, local businesses, music, a Roman market, shows and workshops.
3 Oct · Fira Estellencs Gastronòmica · Estellencs – more info here!
A mountain-village gastronomic fair with food, music and cultural activities.
3 Oct · Art in Sal · Ses Salines – More info here!
A night dedicated to art, exhibitions, crafts and concerts.
3 Oct · Fira d’Oportunidades · Sa Pobla – More info here!
Local commerce and special offers.
3–4 Oct · Segona Fira · Llucmajor – More info here!
The second event in Llucmajor’s autumn fair cycle, this time centred on gastronomy and music.
3–4 Oct · Festa del Botifarró · Sant Joan – More info here!
A celebration of local gastronomy and popular culture centred around the Mallorcan botifarró.
4 Oct · Fira Gremial · Alaró – More info here!
A fair highlighting artisan trades and craftspeople.
4 Oct · Fira Dolça · Esporles – More info here!
One of Mallorca’s sweetest autumn traditions, dedicated to pastries, desserts and sweet products.
OCT 5–11 · Traditional Mallorca in full force
10 Oct · Fira d’Oportunitats · Colònia de Sant Jordi – More info here!
A local commerce fair with participating businesses selling end-of-season products.
10 Oct · VII Fira Friki · Llucmajor – More info here!
A very different kind of fira: imagination, videogames, comics, manga, anime, literature, culture and hobbies.
10–11 Oct · Fira de la Serra de Tramuntana · Escorca – More info here!
A celebration of the Tramuntana centred on agriculture, livestock and crafts.
11 Oct · Fira de sa Llampuga · Capdepera – More info here!
One of Mallorca’s best-known seasonal food fairs, dedicated to the llampuga — mahi-mahi/dorado — and its many culinary interpretations.
11 Oct · Tercera Fira + Mostra Ramadera · Llucmajor – More info here!
The third Llucmajor fair, accompanied by a livestock exhibition bringing together animals from across the island and beyond.
OCT 12–18 · Stories, autumn produce & the sea
12 Oct · Fira de ses Rondalles · Búger – More info here!
An artisan and cultural fair inspired by Mallorca’s traditional rondalles and storytelling heritage.
16-17 Oct · Festes de la Beata · Palma – More info here!
One of Mallorca’s most deeply rooted religious traditions returns to the streets of Palma.
17 Oct · Fira Tradicional · Algaida – More info here!
Agriculture, crafts, livestock and food come together for Algaida’s traditional autumn fair.
18 Oct · Última Fira · Llucmajor – More info here!
Agricultural, livestock, food, craft and machinery displays close Llucmajor’s main fair cycle.
18–19 Oct · Fira Marinera Port d’Andratx · Port d’Andratx – More info here!
A maritime-themed fair celebrating the port and its relationship with the sea.
OCT 19–25 · Food, culture & Mallorca’s first Inca fair
19 Oct · Es Firó · Llucmajor – More info here!
The traditional firó following Llucmajor’s main fair celebrations.
22 Oct · Fira de Octubre · Campos – More info here!
A wonderfully mixed local fair featuring food, crafts, antiques and automobiles.
21–25 Oct · FIET 2026 – Fira de Teatre Infantil i Juvenil de les Illes Balears · Vilafranca de Bonany – More info here!
A multi-day performing-arts fair dedicated to theatre for children and young people.
24 Oct · Petra Fest · Petra – More info here!
An industrial, craft and cultural fair.
24 Oct · Fira de Santanyí · Santanyí – More info here!
A broad local fair combining agriculture, livestock, crafts, industry, toys and community associations.
24–25 Oct · Primera Fira de la Terra · Inca – More info here!
The first of Inca’s major autumn fairs, dedicated to plants, flowers, produce and crafts.
25 Oct · Fira de Tardor · Consell – More info here!
An autumn fair focused on gastronomy, artisanal products, culture and wine.
25 Oct · Fira del Pebre Bord · Felanitx – More info here!
A traditional agricultural and industrial fair named after Mallorca’s pebre bord — the ground red pepper closely associated with sobrassada production.
OCT 26–NOV 1 · Inca fair season continues
31 Oct–1 Nov · Segona Fira del Esport i del Motor · Inca – More info here!
The second Inca fair turns its attention to sport, motors and family activities.
NOVEMBER 🫒
November brings some of Mallorca’s biggest agricultural traditions — including Dijous Bo, olive fairs, mushroom fairs and the start of the Christmas season.
NOV 1–8 · Autumn produce & historic traditions
1 Nov · Fira de Otoño · Porreres – More info here!
Porreres’ autumn fair combines local produce and productes porrerenques with crafts and community traditions.
2 Nov · Firó · Porreres
A follow-up market focused on the sale and exhibition of Porreres products, crafts and local goods.
6–8 Nov · Tercera Fira d’Època · Inca – More info here!
The third Inca fair, focused on food products and crafts.
7–8 Nov · Fira de Tardor · Sant Marçal, Marratxí – More info here!
An autumn fair combining crafts, artistic work and food.
NOV 9–15 · Pumpkins & Capdellà
14–15 Nov · X Fira de los Trabajos de Otoño de Es Capdellà · Calvià
A fair celebrating traditional autumn work and rural life.
14–15 Nov · Fira de la Carabassa · Muro
Pumpkins take centre stage at Muro’s seasonal agricultural fair.
NOV 16–22 · Dijous Bo week 🐑
18–19 Nov · Dijous Bo · Inca – More info here!
One of Mallorca’s most important and historic fairs. Expect a huge mix of agriculture, livestock, industry, food, crafts and local products, with the main Dijous Bo celebrations drawing visitors from across the island.
21–22 Nov · Fira de l’Oliva · Caimari – More info here!
One of the autumn classics: a weekend dedicated to the olive and olive oil, alongside local food, Mediterranean culture, agriculture and crafts.
22 Nov · Fira de la Mel · Llubí – More info here!
A celebration of honey and bee products, with local commerce and artisan stalls.
NOV 23–29 · Mushrooms, local produce & Christmas begins
28 Nov · Fira de Comerç i Producte Local · Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
A fair dedicated to local businesses and locally produced goods.
28–29 Nov · Fira de l’Esclata-sang i de la Muntanya · Mancor de la Vall
A seasonal mountain fair dedicated to the much-loved esclata-sang mushroom and the landscapes and traditions surrounding it.
28–29 Nov · Fira de l’Arròs Pobler · Sa Pobla
A gastronomic fair celebrating rice, agriculture, livestock, industry and local food traditions.
27 Nov–6 Dec · Fira de Nadal i Reis · Palma
Palma’s Christmas and Three Kings fair begins, marking the transition into the festive market season.
Last Saturday of November · Festa del Vi Novell · Santa Maria del Camí
A seasonal celebration of the year’s new wine, traditionally held in Plaça Nova. The separate seasonal-market calendar lists it for the final Saturday of November.
DECEMBER 🎄
December becomes less about agricultural firas and much more about Christmas markets, festive food and village celebrations.
DEC 1–6 · Christmas market season begins
1 Dec · Fira Tradicional · Llubí
A traditional local fair combining food, clothing, toys and other products.
4 Dec · Christmas Market · Campos
An evening festive market in Plaça de Can Pere Ignasi.
5–6 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Escorca
A Christmas fair with agriculture, livestock, industry and other local displays.
5–6 Dec · Alaró Christmas Market
A two-day festive market listed in the seasonal-market calendar.
5 Dec · Caimari Christmas & Second-Hand Market · Selva
A Christmas market combined with second-hand stalls in Plaça Major.
6 Dec · Fira de la Perdiu · Montuïri
A traditional fair centred around the partridge, alongside artisan, traditional, ecological and industrial products and animals.
6 Dec · Mercat de Santa Bàrbara · Vilafranca de Bonany
A local artisan market celebrating Santa Bàrbara.
6 Dec · Christmas Market · Campanet
A festive market in Plaça Major.
6 Dec · Christmas Market · Costitx
6 Dec · Christmas Market · Lloseta
DEC 7–13 · The island fills with Christmas markets
11 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Randa, Algaida
A Christmas market with craft, food and festive products.
11 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Portopetro, Santanyí
A festive artisan and food fair.
11–13 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Esporles
A multi-day Christmas fair combining commerce and crafts.
12 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Cala Figuera, Santanyí
Christmas crafts, decorations and food beside the coast.
12 Dec · Mercat de Nadal · Pina
Local artisan, food and Christmas products.
12 Dec · Mercadillo de Navidad · Ses Salines
A Christmas market featuring local businesses, festive products and gifts.
12 Dec · Christmas Market · Selva
13 Dec · Fira de Navidad · s’Alqueria Blanca
Crafts, Christmas decorations and food.
13 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Porto Cristo
Crafts and festive products in Porto Cristo.
13 Dec · Mercadillo de Navidad · Sant Joan
Christmas products, food and festive atmosphere.
13 Dec · Fira de Sant Tomàs · Sineu
A very Mallorcan December fair connected with traditional pig slaughter and rural winter traditions.
DEC 14–20 · The final fairs before Christmas
18–19 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Manacor
A Christmas fair centred on crafts and festive products.
19 Dec · Mercat de Nadal · Algaida
Local artisan, food and Christmas products.
19 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Santanyí
Crafts, Christmas decorations and food.
20 Dec · Fira de Navidad · Calonge, Santanyí
Another festive village fair with crafts, decorations and food.
TBC · Fireta de Nadal · Muro
A Christmas-themed fair listed in the official programme, with its 2026 date still pending confirmation.
🎄 More seasonal Christmas markets to watch
The separate official market calendar also lists several smaller festive markets that are easy to miss if we’re only following the fira calendar.
In addition to those above, Port d’Andratx and s’Arracó are expected to host Christmas markets in December, although their dates are still marked TBC. Sa Pobla also has a Christmas market planned for the first week of December, with the exact date still to be confirmed.
From mid-December until approximately 5 January, Inca also hosts its seasonal Christmas market around Carrer Major, Carrer del Comerç and Carrer Miquel Duran.
🌙 Seasonal markets continuing into autumn
Not every autumn market is a once-a-year fira. Several of Mallorca’s summer artisan and evening markets continue into September or October, making them worth keeping on the Calendar too.
The official 2026 market programme includes seasonal markets in Port d’Alcúdia, Santa Ponça, Peguera, Palmanova, Magaluf, Capdepera, Portocolom, Inca, Porto Cristo, s’Illot, Playa de Muro, Palma, Cala d’Or, Cala Egos, Colònia de Sant Jordi and Port de Sóller, among others. Many finish during September or October.
And there’s more to come!
We’ll be adding full details for each fair and special market to The Calendar Mallorca as soon as the official programmes are announced – so keep checking our events calendar for the latest updates.
