The three-day event will feature olive oil tastings, exhibitions, traditional activities, live music and cultural performances.

Highlights include a tribute to Olives Bernad, performances by the Caparrots Carboners de Caimari and displays of historic olive oil production equipment.

Caimari will hold its 29th Fira de s’Oliva from 20 to 22 November 2026, bringing together olive oil producers, artisans and local cultural groups for three days of food, exhibitions, music and traditional activities. The programme in this village in the municipality of Selva, Mallorca, will include tastings of locally produced olive oil and olives, folklore performances and demonstrations of traditional practices.

Visitors will also be able to explore Caimari’s former olive oil mill museum and see equipment historically used for olive oil production and olive processing.

Friday 20 November: olive oil tasting and tribute to Olives Bernad

The opening day’s activities will include the distribution of olive branches for residents to decorate their house façades.

At 7:00 pm, local farmers and producers will offer an olive oil tasting outside the Casa del Poble in Plaça Major.

At 8:30 pm, the Església Vella will host the fourth edition of the Acadèmia de l’Oliva, featuring the presentation of a tribute video dedicated to Olives Bernad.

The evening will continue with Olivafest at 10:30 pm in Ses Deveres, featuring music by Jo Que Sé, Atropik and DJ Red Velvet.

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Caimari to host 29th Olive Fair from 20 to 22 November with food, crafts and traditional celebrations. Saturday 21 November: craft stalls, traditional exhibitions and folklore

The fair will open at 9:00 am, with local producers offering olive oil and olives for tasting and sale.

The programme includes public access to Caimari’s former olive oil mill museum and displays of traditional machinery and equipment used to produce olive oil and process olives.

At Ca Ses Monges, visitors will find paintings by Joan Perelló, sculptures by Rafel Caldés, Toni Tomàs and Jaume Pol, and photographs by Miquel Moll. Additional exhibitions will focus on the Caparrots Carboners de Caimari and historic posters from the olive fair.

Artisan stalls will be located throughout the fairground. Vintage motorcycles will be displayed in Carrer sa Vileta, while classic and rally cars will be exhibited in Carrer de s’Horitzó.

From 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, Ses Deveres sports centre will host traditional sling activities, including demonstrations, introductory sessions and a workshop on making slings.

At 4:00 pm, an official reception accompanied by traditional xeremiers musicians will be followed by a visit to the fair.

At 5:00 pm, the courtyard of the Ca Ses Monges municipal centre will host a technical and educational event dedicated to local olive tree varieties, together with an olive tasting. Places are limited and advance registration is required at varietatslocals.org.

The Caparrots Carboners de Caimari will begin their procession at 5:30 pm from Carrer Castellet, accompanied by xeremiers, before performing in Plaça Major at 6:30 pm.

AstroMallorca will hold an open day from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm at Carrer de sa Lluna, 8, including astronomical observations through telescopes from 6:30 pm.

At 8:30 pm, the Agrupació Aires de Muntanya de Selva will present a traditional folklore performance in Plaça Major.

The evening programme will conclude at 9:30 pm with a tasting of sobrasada with honey, organised by Gent Gran de Caimari outside the Casa del Poble.

Sunday 22 November: livestock dogs, traditional dancing and closing celebrations

The final day will begin at 9:00 am with the opening of the fair and the presentation of an award for the best local stall.

At 11:00 am, a livestock dog competition will take place at the Es Tersal estate.

AstroMallorca will organise another open day from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Carrer de sa Lluna, 8. Activities will include a sundial workshop from 11:00 am to noon and solar observations using telescopes from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.

The Caparrots Carboners de Caimari will give their first dance performance at 11:15 am in the Clastra de Son Albertí, at Placeta Vella, followed by another performance at noon in Plaça Major.

At 5:30 pm, the group Ballugall will provide music for a traditional community dance in Plaça Major.

The 29th Fira de s’Oliva will officially close at 6:30 pm, with a procession by the municipality’s xeremiers.

Three days celebrating Mallorca’s olive-growing traditions

The Fira de s’Oliva programme brings together olive oil production, traditional tools, local gastronomy, artisan exhibitions and cultural performances.

Producers, associations and local groups will take part in the three-day event, which also includes workshops and activities for different age groups.

The organisers reserve the right to change, modify or cancel scheduled activities.