Fira d’Alcúdia – Alcúdia Autumn Fair
Dates: First weekend of October
Where: Alcúdia old town
The historic town of Alcúdia welcomes autumn with its traditional Autumn Fair, one of the oldest on the island. Over three days, the medieval streets and squares transform into a bustling market filled with artisan crafts, local produce, livestock exhibitions, and equestrian shows. Traditional music, folk dancing, and parades add to the festive atmosphere, while food stalls tempt visitors with Mallorcan specialities.
For holidaymakers, it’s the perfect time to explore Alcúdia’s cobbled lanes, shop for handmade goods, and enjoy a lively family-friendly event. The combination of historic setting and vibrant fair makes it one of October’s unmissable fiestas.
Fira de Sant Lluc – Inca
Dates: Third weekend of October
Where: Inca
As the first of Inca’s famous autumn fairs, the Fira de Sant Lluc is a major event celebrating agriculture, craftsmanship, and community spirit. The town centre fills with stalls selling leather goods, artisan crafts, and local foods, while animal shows, exhibitions, and live performances draw large crowds. It’s part of a trio of fairs that lead up to Inca’s biggest celebration, Dijous Bo in November.
For visitors, the Fira de Sant Lluc offers a chance to experience Mallorca’s rural traditions in one of the island’s most authentic settings. From food tastings to craft shopping, it’s a lively window into island life beyond the beaches.
Fira de la Carabassa – Muro Pumpkin Fair
Dates: Mid-October
Where: Muro
The small northern town of Muro turns orange each October for the Pumpkin Fair, dedicated to this autumn harvest favourite. Locals compete to grow the largest and most unusual pumpkins, which are proudly displayed in the town square. Visitors can sample pumpkin-based dishes, browse food stalls, and enjoy a cheerful programme of music and family entertainment.
It’s a fun and quirky event that gives travellers a taste of rural Mallorca at its most playful, making it an ideal stop for families exploring the north of the island.
Fira Dolça – Esporles Sweet Fair
Dates: First weekend of October
Where: Esporles
Sweet-toothed visitors should head to Esporles in the Tramuntana mountains for the Fira Dolça, a celebration of Mallorcan and Mediterranean desserts. The town fills with stalls selling pastries, cakes, nougat, chocolate, and artisanal treats, alongside demonstrations from local bakers and chefs. Music and children’s activities add to the festive mood, making it a popular family day out.
For tourists, this fair is as delicious as it is picturesque, combining indulgent tastes with the charm of a traditional mountain village.
Palma Jazz Festival
Dates: Late October
Where: Palma
The Palma Jazz Festival brings together acclaimed jazz musicians from Mallorca and around the world. Concerts take place in venues across the city, including historic theatres and open-air stages, creating an atmospheric blend of music and culture. From smooth classics to modern interpretations, the line-up appeals to a wide audience of music lovers.
For visitors, it’s a chance to enjoy Palma at its cultural best — strolling through the old town for dinner before finishing the evening with live jazz in a stunning setting.
Palma Marathon – TUI Palma Marathon
Date: 19 October 2025
Where: Palma de Mallorca
The Palma Marathon has become one of the island’s signature sporting events, drawing runners from across Europe. The race winds through Palma’s historic streets and along its scenic seafront, with routes ranging from a full marathon to a half-marathon and 10K. The festive atmosphere extends beyond the race itself, with music, cheering crowds, and activities for families.
Even if you’re not running, it’s a vibrant time to be in Palma, with the whole city buzzing with energy and Mediterranean spirit.