From autumn menus in Calvià to Caimari’s olive fair, here’s our November round-up. We’ve kept the early dates in the guide for reference. If you’re making plans now, check the dates and organiser links before setting off.
1 and 5–8 November | La Mostra Calvià
Calvià’s autumn restaurant event served special menus priced from €16 to €30. The 1 November round covered Illetes, Portals Nous, Costa d’en Blanes and Son Caliu. The final round, 5–8 November, covers Son Ferrer, El Toro, Peguera and Cala Fornells. Check individual restaurants for service times and availability.
1 November | Revolver at Auditorium de Palma
Carlos Goñi brought the La 03010 Tour to the Sala Magna at Auditorium de Palma. The concert took place on Sunday 1 November at 19:00.
1–2 November | Porreres Fira de Tardor and Firó
Porreres opened the month with its autumn fair on Sunday 1 November and the Firó on Monday 2 November. The two days showcased local produce and crafts.
4 November | Mallorca Entrepreneurs Networking Walking Dinner
The Walking Dinner starts at Plaça del Mercadal and takes in three restaurants in Palma’s Old Town, with a different table of entrepreneurs at each course.
4–7 November | Fira B music programme
Fira B’s music programme ran across Palma from Wednesday 4 to Saturday 7 November. The organiser’s programme lists the individual performances and venues.
6–8 November | Inca’s medieval fair
Inca’s Fira d’Època ran from Friday to Sunday, with the medieval market opening at 10:00 on Friday. The council’s programme lists the activities and where they take place.
6 November | OBK at Auditorium de Palma
OBK’s Vértigo Tour marked the electronic pop act’s 35th anniversary. The Palma show took place on Friday 6 November at 21:00 in the Sala Magna.
7 November | Rata Market in Inca
Rata Market brought local makers to the Claustre de Sant Domingo on Saturday 7 November from 11:00 to 20:00. Entry was free, with access control.
7–8 November | Fira de Tardor in Sant Marçal, Marratxí
Marratxí’s autumn fair brings crafts, art and food to Sant Marçal over the first full weekend of November.
11 November | Festa de la Llum at Palma Cathedral
On Wednesday 11 November, the morning sun shines through La Seu’s great rose window and casts a circle of colour onto the opposite wall, just below the smaller rose window. For a few moments, the two circles form a figure of eight.
Doors open at 07:30. Entry is free until the cathedral reaches capacity, so arrive early. Mass follows at 09:00.
13–15 November | Caimari’s olive fair warm-up
Caimari starts its celebrations a week before the main fair. The warm-up programme includes a tapas night, live music and family activities. On Saturday 14 November there’s a village lunch of fideus de carboner, a traditional noodle dish. The published price is €18 per person, including dessert, wine and water.
13–16 November | Pollença Crea!
Pollença’s artisan fair includes a farmers’ and local produce fair, music and workshops. It runs from Friday to Monday.
14–15 November | Fira de les Feines de Tardor in Es Capdellà
Es Capdellà celebrates the work that goes into autumn on Mallorca’s farms. The Calvià council programme has activities for families across the weekend.
14–15 November | Fira de sa Carabassa in Muro
Muro gives the pumpkin its own weekend, with food, crafts and activities listed in the Balearic Government’s fairs calendar.
14–15 November | Festes de Santa Maria la Major in Inca
Inca’s Santa Maria la Major festivities take place over the weekend before Dimecres Bo and Dijous Bo.
14 November | Mallorca Gospel Choir charity concert in Palma
Mallorca Gospel Choir performs at Colegio San Cayetano in aid of the Amayola Foundation. The concert supports Project Restore, which aims to repair classrooms, toilets and boundary fences at two schools in Nigeria.
Saturday 14 November, 18:00. Doors open at 17:00 at the auditorium of Colegio San Cayetano, Palma. Tickets are €12.
15 November | Paco Montalvo at Auditorium de Palma
In Alma del violín flamenco, Paco Montalvo puts the violin at the centre of the flamenco. The Palma concert marks the tenth anniversary of his first album. It starts at 20:30 and the artist lists a running time of 90 minutes. The venue lists tickets at €65.
18 November | Dimecres Bo in Inca
Inca marks the eve of Dijous Bo on Wednesday 18 November. Check the official programme for the evening’s events and timings.
19 November | Dijous Bo in Inca
Dijous Bo rounds off Inca’s autumn fairs on Thursday 19 November. If you’re interested in the lead-up, local businesswoman Maribel Fluxà Domené gives the opening address on Friday 13 November at the Teatre Principal d’Inca. The official fair website has programme updates and information on getting to Inca.
21 November | The Teenage Years: Parents’ Conference in Son Caliu
If conversations about screens keep turning into arguments, or you’re wondering when to step in and when to give your teenager space, The Gap Counselling is hosting a morning for parents. Gary Napier and Kerstin Wilson will discuss what’s happening in the teenage brain, how to stay connected as teenagers become more independent, and how to support them through setbacks and social media pressures.
Saturday 21 November, 09:30–13:00. The Gap Community Café, Carrer Puig del Teide 4, Son Caliu. It costs €30 per person, including refreshments. Booking is essential.
21–22 November | Fira de s’Oliva in Caimari
The main olive fair takes place on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November. Caimari sits at the foot of the Tramuntana, and the fair is a good excuse to spend a few hours in the village and look out for locally produced olive oil. Selva’s council calendar confirms both dates. Check the programme for timings before setting off.
21–22 November | Fira de l’Arròs Pobler in Sa Pobla
Sa Pobla marks 125 years of local rice cultivation with food, music and local produce. This year the rice fair shares its weekend with a gathering of traditional bagpipers and instrument makers, as well as a gathering of giants. The council’s latest programme confirms 21–22 November, a week earlier than originally listed.
21 November | Palma Christmas lights switch-on
Palma switches on its Christmas lights on Saturday 21 November. This year the ceremony moves to Parc de la Mar, below the cathedral.
22 November | Fira de la Mel in Llubí
Llubí’s honey fair celebrates local beekeeping and bee products, alongside stalls from local businesses and associations.
22 November | Fira de Santa Catalina in Bunyola
Bunyola holds its Santa Catalina fair on Sunday. The Consell de Mallorca has scheduled a Tramuntana produce tasting as part of its travelling fair programme.
24 November | Mallorca Entrepreneurs coffee morning in Palma
Meet other business owners over coffee at the Mallorca Entrepreneurs HQ, 15 Carrer Alferez Provisional, Palma, from 09:30 to 11:30. The group is limited to 14. Tickets are €15 for members and €25 for non-members.
From 27 November | Fira de Nadal i Reis in Palma
Palma’s Christmas and Three Kings fair is listed from Friday 27 November to 6 January, with stalls selling decorations and gifts.
28 November | Festa del Vi Novell in Santa Maria del Camí
Santa Maria’s new-wine celebration is listed for Plaça Nova on Saturday 28 November. Check the final times with the organiser before heading out.
28 November | Fira de Comerç i Producte Local in Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
Sant Llorenç’s Saturday fair showcases local businesses, produce and crafts.
28–29 November | Fira de l’Esclata-sang i de la Muntanya in Mancor de la Vall
Mancor de la Vall’s mushroom and mountain fair takes place on the last weekend of November. It takes its name from the esclata-sang mushroom.
28 November | The Gap’s Movember football match and after-party
The Street Angels take on the Yachties in an 11-a-side Movember football match on Saturday 28 November, followed by an after-party at The Gap Café in Son Caliu. The kick-off time and match venue are to be confirmed. For updates, email info@thegapcounselling.com.
Any day | Palma Adventure Hunt
For a plan you can do on your own schedule, try a self-guided puzzle walk through Palma’s old town. Start at Passeig Dalt Murada and follow clues on your phone, using the buildings and streets around you to solve them. It costs €19.50 for a group of up to six. Start during daylight hours and allow time for a café stop if you fancy one.
Read our Palma Adventure Hunt guide and find the booking link
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