Fira de sa Perdiu 2025, Montuïri
7 December 2025
Set on a hill in the heart of the Pla de Mallorca, Montuïri is one of the island’s most characterful agricultural towns. It’s famous for its ring of old stone windmills that once ground local grain, and for the nearby prehistoric settlement of Son Fornés, one of the most important Talayotic archaeological sites in the Balearics. The old flour mill of Molí des Fraret, now home to the Son Fornés Museum, links the town’s farming past with its cultural life today.
What the fair is about
The Fira de sa Perdiu honours Mallorca’s countryside traditions—its game birds, native animals, and artisans. Visitors can expect:
Partridge-calling competition (Concurs de Perdius de Reclam), where hunters test their skill in imitating partridge calls.
Market of crafts and local produce, offering everything from handmade ceramics and textiles to cheese, wine, and charcuterie.
Displays of native breeds and working dogs, including the agile Ca Rater Mallorquí.
Music, tastings, and local gastronomy, with food stalls, folk performances, and Mallorcan wines flowing through the day.
In recent years, the fair has also included cultural events on the preceding Friday and Saturday—concerts, exhibitions, and food tastings—and sometimes a sporting element such as a community race or cycling event on the following weekend.
Partridge Fair (Fira de sa Perdiu) 2025
Friday, 5 December — “Tast de la Fira”
Wine Tasting: Wines of Portassa
A traditional pre-fair tasting event.
Registration required at the Town Hall (limited places).
Organised by: Cofradia dels Tastavins de Montuïri
Time: 19:00
Location: Celler de Can Rei
Saturday, 6 December — Opening of the Fair Weekend
Artisan Market Opening
The weekend artisan market begins.
Time: 18:30
Location: Plaça Major
Inauguration of Art Exhibitions
Accompanied by the xeremiers (Mallorcan bagpipers) of Montuïri.
Exhibitions include:
Collective Exhibition — Ca na Jerònia Sampol
Collective Exhibition — Celler de Can Costa (C/ Vanrell, 1)
“Brushstrokes of Mediterranean Essence” – Jordi Serreta ART — Ca s’Escolà (1st floor)
Tomàs Planes – “Natural Metamorphosis” — Ca s’Escolà
Toñi Castellanos – “Between Waves and Clouds” — Ca s’Escolà
Evening Concert
Concert by Monkey Doo — swing and skiffle repertoire.
Time: 20:00
Location: Plaça Major
Sponsored by: Consell de Mallorca
Food: Tapes & Pintxos
Provided by Fifo Gastronomia Baska.
Sunday, 7 December — Main Fair Day (Fira de sa Perdiu)
Dog Breed Gathering
23rd Monographic Meeting of the Spanish Club of the Ca Rater (Mallorcan ratter dog).
Time: 09:00
Location: Avinguda Es Dau
Exhibition of Ancient Tools
Demonstration by ASBATRA Association.
From: 09:00
Location: Avinguda Es Dau
Official Inauguration of the XLVI Partridge Fair
Time: 10:00
Music & Gastronomy Zone
Organised by NU and Fifo Gastronomia Baska.
Time: 10:00–14:00
Location: Avinguda Es Dau (next to NU restaurant)
Show Cooking with Chef Santi Taura
A highlight for gastronomy lovers.
Time: 11:00
Location: Plaça Major
Prize Ceremony: Ibiza Hound Exhibition
Time: 11:30
Location: Avinguda Es Dau
Theatre Performance
“Els mots que m'han abocat al poble” by Iguana Teatre
Organised by: OCB and Cas Retratista
Tickets: Available at municipal offices
Time: 19:00
Location: Sala polivalent del Molinar
Monday, 8 December — Sports Day
IV Half Marathon, XII 10 km Race & Solidarity Walk
Charity event in support of AECC (Spanish Cancer Association).
Schedule:
Children’s races: 09:30
Solidarity walk: 10:30
10 km race: 10:40
4 km popular race & Half Marathon: 10:50
Organised by: Club Atletisme Montuïri
Starting point: From 09:30 — Bar S’Hostal
Practical notes
Montuïri lies in central Mallorca, about 30 kilometres from Palma and easily reached via the Ma-15 road. Parking areas are set up around the town on fair day, and early arrival is recommended. The local council (Ajuntament de Montuïri) publishes the final schedule in the days before the event.
In short: The Fira de sa Perdiu is a celebration of everything rural, authentic, and Mallorcan. On 7 December 2025, Montuïri will once again blend tradition, nature, and community spirit in a fair that remains unique on the island—a lively day of crafts, animals, food, and the unmistakable call of the partridge echoing across the Pla de Mallorca.
*Whilst we have done our best to cover the events of this festival accurately, we do advise that you check for updates on timings and festival events on the Ajuntament de Montuïri instagram or website