Mallorca village transforms into an open-air art and wine festival for its 10th anniversary
A Mallorca village will be transformed into a celebration of contemporary art, wine, music and local creativity this October as […]
Porreres, a village in Mallorca, will be transformed into an open-air art and wine festival called TastArt for its 10th anniversary this October. The three-day event will take place from October 9 to 11, featuring exhibitions, performances, wine tasting, and family activities across the village. The highlight of the festival will be Saturday night's Nit de l’Art, which will showcase different spaces transformed into art installations and performances that combine contemporary culture with the island’s wine-making traditions.
Visitors can explore various artistic installations and events throughout the village on Saturday, October 10, from 7 pm onwards. This year's festival has a special focus on local artists, with Porreres-born artist Gori Mora participating in the anniversary edition to present a new work specifically created for the event. Wine is another central aspect of the festival, with the weekend starting on Friday, October 9, with a free wine tasting at Molí d'en Amengual.
On Saturday night, participating wineries will sell their wines directly from their stands at Can Feliu – Museu de Porreres, allowing visitors to purchase directly from the producers. For younger visitors, TastArt Kids will take place on Sunday, October 11, from 10:30 am to 1 pm, offering creative and artistic activities. This family-friendly event aims to provide an accessible way for visitors to experience contemporary culture outside Palma while supporting local artists and producers.
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