The Raïm Wine Fest Palma 2026 brings together 58 wineries from Mallorca on Saturday 24 October for a day dedicated to the island’s wines, gastronomy and music. The festival, now in its third edition in the Balearic capital, is expanding its venue to include Ses Voltes alongside the Parc de la Mar, with activities for all ages.
The 2025 edition of Raïm Wine Fest in Palma. Photo: Vi de la Terra Mallorca.
Organised by Vi de la Terra Mallorca, with the support of the Ajuntament de Palma, the event runs from 12:00 to 01:00, with free admission subject to capacity. The programme includes live music on two stages, wine and food workshops, a range of dining options and wineries from across the island.
Raïm Wine Fest Palma 2026: opening times and prices
The festival has two venues: the Parc de la Mar, where the main stage is located opposite La Seu Cathedral, and Ses Voltes, which joins the event this year to expand the range of activities.
Admission is free, although capacity is limited. For tastings, a wine glass costs €5, while glasses of wine are available from €3.
With 58 wineries taking part, visitors can discover a wide variety of wines produced in Mallorca. The president of Vi de la Terra Mallorca, Mateu Morro, says the festival “is an opportunity for winemakers to explain their work directly, share their knowledge and introduce people to the wines produced in the island’s vineyards”.
Live music at Parc de la Mar and Ses Voltes
The music programme is spread across two stages, with performances from midday until the early hours.
The programme on the main stage at Parc de la Mar is as follows:
- 12:00: DJ Esburbat.
- 13:30: Conejo Manso.
- 15:30: Cirko.
- 17:30: Xaranga Final Feliç.
- 20:00: Madison.
- 22:00: Buhos.
- 23:30: DJ Pep Tronik.
The Ses Voltes stage also hosts performances by Pallaso Filigrana, with a show aimed at children, Rockman, DJ Butxe Antartic, Bon Vros and Aina Losange.
Wine and food workshops and local cuisine
The expansion into Ses Voltes allows the festival to host five wine and food workshops, with hour-long sessions between 12:00 and 19:00. The activities pair Vi de la Terra Mallorca wines made from local grape varieties with culinary creations by chefs, bakers and hospitality professionals.
Participating sommeliers include Josep Juhé, Josep Avellà, Gabi Lucas, Toni Fernández and Jaume Fàbregues, alongside professionals and establishments such as Tomeu Arbona, Nus Palma, Ariadna Salvador from Ninumá, Terrae and Molinot. From 19:30, Brass Club offers a cocktail experience.
Gastronomy also plays a prominent role thanks to the collaboration of Restauració Mallorca CAEB. Participating establishments include Bodega Morey, La Infame, Nus Palma, Can Bibiloni, Terrae, Fornet de la Soca, Ninumá and El Clandestino.
The food offering is complemented by several food trucks, including Can Company, Sa Comuna de Lloret, Foc Ardent, Formatges Sa Cabreta, La Bacanal and Love Croquet.
An opportunity to discover Mallorca’s wines
Raïm Wine Fest returns to Palma for its third edition with more participating wineries and an expanded venue. The initiative aims to introduce the public to the island’s wine production and bring winemakers into direct contact with consumers.
The mayor of Palma, Jaime Martínez Llabrés, says the festival represents “an opportunity to showcase the quality and diversity of wines from Palma and Mallorca, as well as the work of the wineries and professionals who help keep this sector alive”.
The 2026 edition also coincides with Palma’s designation as Mediterranean Islands Capital of Gastronomy. The Ajuntament has declared the festival an Activity of Municipal Public Interest, recognising its contribution to promoting Mallorcan wines.
Raïm Wine Fest Palma 2026: practical information
- Date: Saturday 24 October 2026.
- Opening times: 12:00 to 01:00.
- Location: Parc de la Mar and Ses Voltes, Palma.
- Admission: free, subject to capacity.
- Prices: wine glass €5; glasses of wine from €3.
- Participants: 58 wineries from Mallorca.
- Activities: wine tastings, gastronomy, five wine and food workshops and live music on two stages.
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