La Fira de Tardor 2025, Pollença
7 - 10 November 2025
Created:
30 September 2025 at 10:07:53
La Fira de Tardor is Pollença’s centuries-old autumn fair, celebrated around the second Sunday of November, with roots traced back to at least 1784. Its centerpiece is the Mostra d’Artesania (Crafts Show) at the Claustre de Sant Domingo, launched in 1984 to revive the fair’s traditional spirit, and now joined by a bustling street market of artisans, local food producers, and family activities. Across the weekend, visitors can expect cultural exhibitions, live music, workshops, and a lively Sunday market, with Monday offering a quieter “second fair”.
Tucked into the foothills of Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, Pollença is one of the island’s most storied towns—think Templar-built church on the Plaça Major, the 365-step Calvari stairway to a hilltop chapel, and a much-debated “Roman” bridge (Pont Romà) spanning the Torrent de Sant Jordi. Together they frame an old town of honey-stone lanes and café life just inland from Port de Pollença and the Formentor peninsula.
Key 2025 dates
Friday–Monday, 7–10 November 2025
These are the official dates for La Fira de Tardor 2025, aligning with the fair’s long-standing timing around the second Sunday of November.
Program 2025
Thursday 6 November -
Mainly opening ceremonies (Fair areas not yet open to the public).
19:00 Photography exhibition “The Pine of Formentor”
Rotger Villalonga Foundation19:30 Pollença Literature Awards 2025
Can Llobera20:00 Opening of the design exhibition “Liveable Future”
Church of El Roser20:30 Youth fire run (correfoc) with demon troupes
Starts at Plaça de Ca les Monnares
Friday 7 November -
(Start of the Fair environment, but Craft and Street Fair officially open Saturday)
09:30 Popular race “U Calvari” – V Miquel Amengual Memorial
10:00–13:00 Skating circuits & Roller Dance
10:00–11:30 Traditional palm-weaving workshop
11:00 Floral decoration (Plaça de l’Almoina)
11:00 Opening of the 42nd Craft Fair (Claustre de Sant Domingo)
Open informally today for exhibitors; public opening begins Saturday.
12:00–18:00 Paella Contest (participants' tasting only)
13:00 Live music – Sofie & Chris (Plaça Major)
17:00 Opening of the Farmers & Local Products Market (around Plaça Major & Carrer Sant Domingo)
18:30 Concert – Pollença Music Band
19:30 Live cooking show – Autumn noodle dish
20:00–02:00 FIRABAUXA Night Festival (Plaça Major)
Saturday 8 November -
Craft Fair & Street Fair officially open
Craft Fair – Claustre de Sant Domingo
Open: 11:00–14:00 & 16:00–22:00
Street Fair – Carrer Major, Plaça Major & surrounding streets
Open: 11:00–22:00
Events:
09:45 Official reception with traditional pipers
10:00 Honey tasting – Tavern at Joan March Gardens
10:00 Local Producers & Farmers Market opens
10:30 Vintage Motorbike Exhibition – Plaça Major
11:00 Craft workshop – “Make your own chair”
11:00 Sheepdog demonstration with geese
12:30 6th Rooster Competition
13:00 Live music – Von Bros (Plaça Major)
17:00 Birds of prey flight show
17:30 “Forest Creatures” workshop (for ages 10+)
17:30 Magic show – Abracadabra by Enzo Lorenzo
Sunday 9 November -
Craft & Street Fair continues
Craft Fair – Claustre de Sant Domingo
Open: 10:00–21:00
Street Fair – Throughout town centre
Open: 10:00–21:00
09:30 Mass with traditional music – Convent de Sant Domingo
10:00 Opening of all fair areas and exhibitions
10:30 Horse & carriage display – Plaça Major
11:00 Children’s workshop – Traditional toys
12:00 Folk dance performance – Plaça Major
13:00 Live music – Local band (Plaça Major)
17:00 Traditional animal parade & farm demonstrations
18:00 Workshop – “Autumn herbal remedies”
19:00 Concert – Chamber music ensemble at Sant Domingo Cloister
20:30 Evening folk dance & closing of Street Fair activities
Monday 10 November -
Craft Fair – Claustre de Sant Domingo
Open: 10:00–14:00
Street Fair – Town centre
Open: 10:00–14:00
Events:
13:00 Prize ceremony – 1st Pollença Craft Competition
Why it’s special
La Fira blends the rural roots of Mallorca’s autumn fairs with a polished crafts showcase in an outstanding historic setting. It’s also one of the island’s oldest fairs, and Pollença’s institutions have deliberately steered it toward quality artisan work since the 1980s—a shift that gives the event a clear identity today.
Planning tips
Base yourself in Pollença or Port de Pollença and walk in—the old town streets close or clog during peak hours on Sunday. The Claustre de Sant Domingo and Plaça Major are your anchors.
Arrive early on Sunday for elbow room at the Crafts Show; save Monday morning for a quieter look if you’re around. Past hours have been Saturday–Sunday from late morning to evening, Monday until early afternoon.
Make time for the town: climb a stretch of the Calvari steps for views, and stroll to the Pont Romà—both are part of what makes La Fira feel uniquely Pollença.
*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 Pollença instagram account or website. Or check in the official La Fira de Pollença program here.