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Food Events in Mallorca

Food festivals, markets, tastings, and pop-up dinners — this weekend in Mallorca and everything coming up next.

This Weekend · 25 September – 27 September

Food Events This Weekend in Mallorca

8 events
A vineyard worker hand-harvesting white grapes among the vines
fair

Festa des Vermar

Fri 4 Sept – Sun 27 Sept

Binissalem
A platter of shellfish: oysters, prawns, whelks and langoustines
Festival

MarisGalicia: Gran Fiesta del Marisco

Fri 11 Sept – Sun 27 Sept

Nou Llevant, Palma
A signature dish at Aromata in Palma
Restaurant Special

Menorcan cuisine showcase at Aromata

Fri 18 Sept – Sun 4 Oct

Aromata · Palma
The seafront promenade and beach at Can Picafort, Mallorca
Festival

Fira de la Cervesa Artesana Balear 2026 (Can Picafort)

Fri 25 Sept – Sat 26 Sept · 6pm

Plaça Cervantes · Can Picafort (Santa Margalida) (Mallorca)Varies
Black grape bunches on the vine at Butxet, one of the wineries pouring at Tast de Vi & Art
Tasting

Tast de Vi & Art 2026 (Platja de Muro)

Sat 26 Sept · 7pm

Plaça de l'Edifici Municipal (Town Hall Square) · Platja de Muro (Mallorca)From €10
Cala Millor bay seen from the rocks, with the resort's seafront behind
Festival

Turistapa 2026 (Festes del Turista, Cala Millor)

Sat 26 Sept · 7pm–11:30pm

Parc de la Mar · Cala Millor (Mallorca)Varies
The Mercat Municipal de Pere Garau building in Palma
fair

Fira del Variat (II edició)

Sat 26 Sept – Sun 27 Sept · 7pm–11pm

Mercat de Pere Garau · Pere Garau (Palma)From €7
Plaça de Sant Miquel with the parish church, Calonge, Santanyí
fair

Fira de Calonge

Sun 27 Sept

Calonge, SantanyíFree

Frequently Asked Questions

What food events are happening in Mallorca this weekend?

8 food events are scheduled in Mallorca this weekend (25 September – 27 September), including Festa des Vermar, MarisGalicia: Gran Fiesta del Marisco, and Menorcan cuisine showcase at Aromata. The "This Weekend" section above shows venues, times, and prices.

Are there free food events in Mallorca this weekend?

Yes. 1 of this weekend's food events in Mallorca are free to attend, mostly food markets and outdoor festivals. Free events are tagged with a green "Free" badge.

Do I need to book food events in advance?

It depends on the event. Sit-down pop-up dinners, tastings, and cooking classes typically require advance booking and a paid ticket. Markets and outdoor festivals are usually walk-in. Each event card shows a "Book ahead" or "Walk-in" badge.

What time do most food events start in Mallorca?

Markets typically run from late morning (10\u201311am) through early evening. Pop-up dinners and tastings usually start between 7pm and 9pm. Festivals run all day. Exact times are listed on each event card.

How is this list updated?

Events are sourced daily from Mallorca tourism boards, venue websites, and the city's main food publications. Cancelled events are flagged in red.