La Oliva Town Council, through its Tourism Department headed by David Fajardo, presents Oktoberfest Corralejo 2026, taking place on 16 and 17 October at Plaza Patricio Calero. For two days, the northern town will immerse itself in one of Germany’s most celebrated festivities, with a programme combining live music, traditional cuisine, entertainment and activities for all ages.
This new edition once again aims to bring German customs and traditions closer to both the tourists who choose the municipality as their holiday destination and local residents, consolidating Oktoberfest as a space for cultural exchange and encounter.
The programme will kick off on Friday 16 October at 7.00pm with an opening street parade, followed at 7.40pm by the traditional tapping of the first keg. From 8.30pm, the audience can enjoy a performance by Duo Oktoberfest Julia & Robert, followed by Siroko Band at 10.30pm, and a DJ session with music and games from 11.00pm onwards.
On Saturday 17 October, celebrations will resume from midday, with live entertainment and games, plus a bouncy castle for the youngest visitors, available between midday and 6.00pm. Music will once again take centre stage with performances by Duo Oktoberfest Julia & Robert at 2.00pm and 7.30pm, along with further entertainment sessions at 4.30pm. Siroko Band will take to the stage at 9.30pm, while Duo Gente Nueva will keep the party going with music and dancing from 11.00pm. The day will wrap up with a DJ set and games from 1.00am.
In addition to the scheduled performances and activities, visitors can enjoy a food offering inspired by traditional Bavarian cuisine, accompanied by German beer, in a festive atmosphere that recreates some of the hallmarks of this popular celebration, over both days.
The mayor of La Oliva, Isaí Blanco, highlighted the importance of the event: “We are celebrating a new edition of this gathering, which aims to diversify the municipality’s tourism offer, fostering harmony between residents and visitors and showcasing Corralejo’s international character.”
Meanwhile, the Tourism Councillor, David Fajardo, pointed out: “The German tourist market is one of the most important for the municipality’s economy, and this celebration offers an opportunity to strengthen ties with our visitors. Furthermore, Oktoberfest brings German traditions closer to local residents through a festive event that combines culture, gastronomy and entertainment.”
The Council invites residents and visitors alike to take part in this new edition of Oktoberfest Corralejo 2026 and enjoy two days dedicated to German music, food and traditions.
