Inca celebrates the Fira de la Terra on 24 and 25 October 2026, with a weekend packed with activities for all ages. The fair will bring markets, children’s workshops, crafts, food, traditional culture, music and activities related to nature and sustainability to different locations across the town.
This year’s highlights include the 3rd Inca Magical Rondalles Fair, the 2nd Inca Yokai Fest, the Recycling Fair, Creativíssim and Clave Natural. Throughout the weekend, visitors can also enjoy family shows, live music, displays of Mallorcan traditions and sporting events.
If you’re looking for things to do in Mallorca this weekend, the Fira de la Terra is a great opportunity to discover Inca and enjoy its festive atmosphere.
Fira de la Terra in Inca 2026: dates and opening times
The Fira de la Terra will take place on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October across different streets, squares and venues in Inca. Activities will run throughout the day, although times vary depending on the event.
- Main dates: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026.
- Location: Various venues in central Inca.
- Activities: Markets, workshops, crafts, traditional culture, shows, music and family-friendly events.
- Fairground rides: From 23 October to 20 November at the Cuartel General Luque fairground.
Some activities require advance registration or an admission ticket, so it’s advisable to check the specific conditions for each event.
What to do on Saturday 24 October at the Fira de la Terra
Saturday’s programme features a wide range of cultural, children’s, craft and music activities spread across different parts of Inca.
3rd Inca Magical Rondalles Fair
Plaça de Mallorca will become one of the main gathering points of the fair, hosting the 3rd Inca Magical Rondalles Fair. Throughout the day, visitors can discover the world of the Rondalles Mallorquines, Mallorca’s traditional folk tales, through workshops, performances, exhibitions and craft stalls.
The programme includes activities for younger visitors, such as storytelling, games, workshops to make masks inspired by characters from the folk tales and theatre performances. There will also be professional events and round-table discussions focusing on illustration, international promotion and the educational value of these traditional stories.
Highlights include:
- 11 am: “Rondaulles” game with Antoni Caldentey and Pere Antoni Bennàssar.
- 11 am: Round-table discussion on the graphic, artistic and typographic universe of the Rondalles.
- 12 pm: Round-table discussion on the international promotion of the Rondalles Mallorquines.
- 1 pm: Round-table discussion on folk tales as an educational resource.
- 5 pm: Children’s theatre show En Sabatot i el rei En Jaume, performed by Teatritx.
- 6 pm: Gathering of glosadors, showcasing the art of improvised oral verse, deeply rooted in Mallorcan tradition.
There will also be creative workshops, children’s activities and demonstrations of traditional crafts, including chair weaving with rushes and palm-leaf weaving.
2nd Inca Yokai Fest: Japanese culture, comics and cosplay
Fans of Japanese culture can head to Carrer de Miquel Duran and Plaça del Mercat Cobert for the 2nd Inca Yokai Fest. The festival will feature stalls dedicated to manga, comics, books and Japanese culture, as well as workshops, food trucks and interactive activities.
Saturday’s programme includes:
- Ludosport demonstrations and workshops featuring lightsaber combat.
- Board game demonstrations by Dinoludens.
- A 3D figure painting workshop with mochi3d.
- A Korean language workshop.
- Nintendo StreetPass activities.
- Magic wand and badge-making workshops.
- A K-pop showcase by Sabelli and K-Pop Baleares.
- Cosplay competition with Shinigamis at 5:30 pm.
- Lost and Found concert at 7:30 pm.
It’s a chance to enjoy a different atmosphere and explore Japanese culture through entertainment, creativity and activities for different age groups.
Markets, crafts and creative workshops
The Fira de la Terra will also feature spaces dedicated to plants, flowers, crafts and handmade creations.
On Saturday, from 10 am to 8 pm, a plant and flower market will be held along Carrer Major and Carrer del Comerç, alongside fairground stalls on Carrer de la Sirena and Plaça d’Orient.
Other highlights include:
- Clave Natural, in Plaça d’Antoni Fluxà, with stalls, workshops and activities promoting holistic health and sustainability.
- Creativíssim, at Fàbrica Ramis, featuring an exhibition, sales and DIY and craft workshops for children and adults. Admission costs €2, while children aged 12 and under enter free.
- ARTerra children’s workshops, in Plaça d’Espanya, for children aged 3 to 12.
- Traditional Crafts Corner, in Plaça de la Quartera.
- 4th Sheep and Ram Auction, organised by Cooperativa Pagesa d’Inca, from 11 am to 2 pm at the bullring.
- Children’s workshops and activities, including play areas, wooden games, face painting, temporary tattoos and seed-based crafts.
Music, theatre and Mallorcan traditions
Saturday’s programme also includes live performances and activities celebrating local culture.
At 12 pm, the official opening ceremony will take place, featuring the Revetla d’Inca group, the Coros y Danzas La Ceña de Aljucer group and the xeremiers d’Inca, traditional Mallorcan bagpipe musicians, in a parade through the town centre.
In the afternoon, Plaça d’Espanya will host a concert by the Antoni Torrandell Municipal School of Music and Dance and the Municipal Conservatory at 5 pm, followed by the second Traditional Music and Dance Showcase of the Inca Fairs at 7 pm.
Other highlights include the gathering of glosadors, the RE- fashion show and the music programme at Sa Lluna. From 5:30 pm onwards, visitors can enjoy an afternoon-to-night music event featuring Estación de Sonido, Martins, Marieta, Tom & Jerry, Charming Man and Marc Donoso & Toni Joan.
For theatre lovers, the Teatre Principal de Inca will stage Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey into Night, starring Carlos Hipólito, at 7 pm. The day will conclude with the Voicebright – Candlelight concert by the Cor de Dones de Sant Francesc at 9 pm in the Santo Domingo cloister.
Sunday 25 October programme: nature, recycling and family activities
Sunday’s programme continues with activities focused on sustainability, traditional culture, creative workshops and family entertainment.
Recycling Fair in Inca
From 10 am to 3 pm, Plaça del Mercat Cobert will host the Recycling Fair, featuring environmental education activities, creative workshops and initiatives to give materials a second life.
The programme includes activities for children aged 5 to 12, the “Illa dels Invents” workshop, a workshop to make recycled African instruments and an information point offering compost, organised by Inca Town Council.
At 2 pm, the Gorimba batucada group will perform using recycled instruments and materials. There will also be activities to decorate Carrer del Peix using reused materials.
The fair will involve a range of organisations working in environmental protection, education, inclusion and recycling.
Emergency Services Gathering
Another Sunday highlight is the 15th Emergency Services Gathering – Memorial Joan Cifuentes, scheduled from 10 am to 3 pm on Carrer dels Sabaters, in the Can Matzarí industrial estate.
The event will feature equipment demonstrations, displays and simulated emergency exercises organised by the emergency services of the Balearic Islands. A quiet hour will also take place from 10 am to 11 am, with particular consideration for people on the autism spectrum.
More children’s activities and traditional culture
Families and younger visitors will find plenty more to enjoy on Sunday, including art workshops, games, storytelling and creative activities.
Highlights include:
- 10:30 am: Contarondalles amb la Fada Despistada storytelling show in Plaça de Mallorca.
- 10:30 am: Parade of giant figures and xeremiers throughout the fair.
- 11 am: 2026 drawing competition for children and young people aged 3 to 15, in Plaça de la Llibertat.
- 11:45 am: Rondalla del rei En Jaume performance in Plaça de Mallorca.
- 12 pm: Another parade of giant figures and xeremiers.
- 12 pm: Live podcast recording featuring an interview with Caterina Valriu about female characters in the Rondalles.
- 5:30 pm: Mallorcan dance showcase by the Agrupació Revetla d’Inca in Plaça d’Espanya.
- 6 pm: Live performance by DeLaCala in Plaça del Mercat Cobert.
- 6 pm: Caterina Valriu tells legends about King Jaume in Plaça de Mallorca.
- 7 pm: Traditional Sant Lluc dance, marking the 38th anniversary of the Associació Cultural Cofre Antic.
On Sunday, visitors can also see an exhibition of native forest plants from the Balearic Islands on Carrer del Comerç, and enjoy the markets and activities organised by Clave Natural, the Associations Fair and Creativíssim.
Live music and other events
Music will also feature on Sunday, with a concert by Música Nostra presenting its new album, Camí florit, at 7 pm at the Teatre Principal de Inca.
Various sporting events and competitions will also take place throughout the weekend. For updated times and venues for football and futsal matches, check the information published by the Balearic Islands Football Federation.
Fairground rides in Inca until 20 November
The celebrations will continue beyond the Fira de la Terra weekend. From 23 October to 20 November 2026, the Cuartel General Luque fairground will host fairground rides, offering another family-friendly activity to enjoy in the following weeks.
Quiet sessions without music will also be available to provide a more accessible experience, with particular consideration for people on the autism spectrum.
The quiet-session times are:
- Fridays and Saturdays: 5:30 pm to 7 pm.
- Sundays: 11 am to 1 pm.
This initiative allows visitors to enjoy the rides in an environment with fewer auditory stimuli.
An autumn event to discover Inca
The Fira de la Terra brings culture, creativity, nature and Mallorcan traditions together in Inca. With activities spread across streets, squares and cultural venues, the programme offers plenty of ways to spend the day with family, discover handmade products, take part in workshops and enjoy live shows and music.
If you’re planning a visit, check the times of the activities you’re interested in and remember that some events require advance registration or an admission ticket. The weekend of 24 and 25 October is a great opportunity to discover what Inca has to offer in autumn.
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