Barlovento Celebrates End of Summer with Agricultural and Artisan Market

The event will feature inflatables, puppet theater, live music, and raffles for school supplies and local products.

Generic image of an agricultural and artisan market in the Canary Islands with a festive atmosphere.
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Generic image of an agricultural and artisan market in the Canary Islands with a festive atmosphere.

The Barlovento City Council is organizing a new edition of its End-of-Summer Agricultural and Artisan Market this Sunday, September 13, at the Plaza del Mercadillo from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, featuring activities for all audiences.

The event, aimed at entertaining children after the start of the school year, will include inflatables and puppet theater. The day will also feature live music by the group La Calle. To conclude, raffles for school supplies and market products will be held among shoppers.
The mayor of Barlovento, Jacob Qadri, stated that this event represents a "great closing to an intense summer full of activities," looking ahead to the start of the school year and the return to work, while promoting the social and cultural life of the municipality.
For her part, the Councilor for Local Development, Janet Díaz, highlighted that the market aims to "create a space for coexistence and enjoyment for the whole family," with activities specifically for children and a continued commitment to Barlovento's local, quality products.
The Barlovento Market is recognized in the northern region for its variety of stalls offering fresh produce, pastries, wines, crafts, and local products. Its agenda of cultural, musical, and gastronomic activities attracts numerous visitors, stimulating the municipality's economic and social fabric.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Barlovento (11/09/2026)