Valsequillo Strawberry, Potato and Corn Fair
About this event
Valsequillo Strawberry, Potato and Corn Fair sets up every Sunday morning in Valsequillo, from 9am to 2pm. Known locally as Feria de la Fresa, Papa y Millo, this outdoor market showcases the region's agricultural heritage with fresh seasonal produce at its heart. You'll find strawberries, potatoes, corn and other fresh vegetables grown locally, plus prepared foods. Bring cash — all stalls are cash only. Fresh strawberries take centre stage at this fair, alongside potatoes and corn that reflect Valsequillo's farming traditions. The market fills with locally grown vegetables and fruits, with vendors offering produce at farm-fresh prices. Prepared food stalls add another dimension, offering quick bites and traditional dishes alongside the raw ingredients. It's an ideal spot to pick up ingredients for a meal or grab something ready to eat. Valsequillo is a small rural town, so your best bet is to base yourself in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria city centre and make the short drive inland for the fair. You'll find a good range of hotels there to suit most budgets, and the journey takes around 30 minutes. If you'd prefer to stay closer to the action, look for rural accommodation around Telde, which sits between the capital and Valsequillo and gives you easy access to the fairground without the city crowds. The fair takes place in Valsequillo itself. More details on the official page. Explore other street markets in Valsequillo for more shopping options. The fair runs every Sunday from 9am to 2pm. It's a consistent fixture for locals and visitors hunting fresh produce and prepared foods. Yes, bring cash. All stalls accept cash only, so plan accordingly before you arrive. You'll find fresh strawberries, potatoes, corn and seasonal vegetables, plus prepared foods. It's a produce-focused market celebrating what grows best in the region.
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