The Fira de Tardor de Marratxí returns on 7 and 8 November 2026 for a very special edition: its 25th anniversary. Sant Marçal will once again host one of the municipality’s most emblematic annual events, with a weekend full of crafts, local products, children’s activities, music and entertainment for all ages.
The fair combines tradition and entertainment in a programme that invites visitors to enjoy the autumn atmosphere with family and friends, discover the work of local artisans and take part in a variety of cultural and festive activities.
Fira de Tardor de Marratxí 2026 programme
Saturday 7 November: Cursa del Siurell and afternoon party
Saturday’s programme will begin with the Cursa del Siurell, scheduled from 10 am to 1.30 pm at La Verònica. Registration is available through the Marratxí Town Council website.
In the evening, one of the weekend’s highlights will be the tardeo, an afternoon party at the La Verònica marquee, running from 6 pm until midnight. Music will be provided by DJ Piter, La Década Prodigiosa, DJ Oscar Romero and DJ Juan Campos.
Sunday 8 November: craft market and family activities
Sunday will feature much of the fair’s programme, with activities to enjoy throughout the morning and into the early afternoon.
From 10 am to 4 pm, visitors can explore the craft market and stalls selling local products, as well as take part in pottery workshops. These offer an opportunity to discover one of the traditional crafts closely associated with Marratxí.
The official opening ceremony will take place at 10.30 am, featuring a traditional dance by the Gegants (giant figures). The children’s party will also begin at 10.30 am, with bouncy castles, face painting, music and the Món de colorins play area, open until 3 pm.
There will also be cultural and musical activities throughout the day:
- 11 am: “Classics of Horror” storytelling session by Conte Contat.
- 11.30 am: Release of pigeons.
- 12 noon: Performance by the Escola Municipal de Música instrumental ensemble at the La Verònica marquee.
- 12.30 pm: Ball de bot, a traditional Mallorcan folk dance, performed by the group Engalba.
- 12.30 pm: Storytelling session in English by Kids&Us.
- 1 pm: A parade through the fair by the Quak street band.
Exhibitions at the Fira de Tardor
The 25th Fira de Tardor will also feature several exhibitions showcasing local interests, associations and traditions.
- Canaries: Exhibition organised by the Associació Ornitològica de Marratxí, at the parish hall.
- Classic motorcycles: Exhibition by Motos Històriques de Mallorca and the Club 2T Clásicas Baleares, in Sant Marçal Square.
- Bonsai: Exhibition by the Societat de Bonsai Balear, at the parish hall.
- Older residents: Participation by Marratxí’s associations for older people, in Sant Marçal Square.
A celebration of Marratxí’s crafts and traditions
With 25 editions behind it, the Fira de Tardor has become an established event celebrating Marratxí’s craftsmanship, local products and traditions, while offering cultural and leisure activities for residents and visitors alike.
The fair will take place on 7 and 8 November 2026 in Sant Marçal. You can find the full programme and any further updates on the official Marratxí Town Council website.
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