Costa Calma gets ready to host another Oktoberfest from 2 to 4 October
Costa Calma is preparing to host another edition of Oktoberfest from 2 to 4 October.
Pájara Town Council is organising another edition of Oktoberfest Costa Calma, which will take place from 2 to 4 October on Avenida Jahn Reisen. Over three days, residents and visitors can enjoy traditional Bavarian food, live music, a street band, traditional games and special offers.
The councillor for commerce, Juan José Viera, said: “It’s an event where people can enjoy German food, music and traditions in an open setting designed for everyone to share.” He added: “At the Town Council, we continue to promote activities that help bring life to the town and create spaces where residents and visitors can meet.”
Pájara Mayor Alejandro Jorge also encouraged residents and visitors to take part in this year’s event, highlighting the importance of “continuing to organise activities that bring life to our spaces and complement what the municipality has to offer”.
The programme begins on Friday 2 October at 18:00, when the venue opens and the themed restaurant serving traditional Bavarian cuisine gets under way. At 19:30, Charanga Delito will parade through the shopping area before performing at the venue.
At 20:00, Pájara Mayor Alejandro Jorge and Commerce Councillor Juan José Viera will take part in the traditional ceremonial tapping of Erdinger beer. The evening will continue with performances by Oktober Music Band and DJ Miguel Dejota until the venue closes at 01:00.
On Saturday 3 October, Oktoberfest opens at 12:00, with special offers and traditional games accompanied by DJ Djingo Django. The Fuerteventura band Siroko will perform at 13:30. In the evening, the venue reopens at 18:00, with more traditional games and performances by Oktober Music Band and DJ Miguel Dejota.
The closing day takes place on Sunday 4 October from 12:00, with special offers on the Bavarian menu, a two-for-one offer during the morning, live music, competitions and traditional games. The 2026 edition will end at 16:00 with the final ceremonial beer tapping.
The event is intended as an opportunity for families and friends to enjoy themselves, with activities for all ages and a festive atmosphere throughout the weekend.
Source: La Voz de Fuerteventura