Mercadillo del Agricultor de El Paso
The Mercadillo del Agricultor de El Paso is the municipal market of El Paso, on La Palma, on Calle Paso de Abajo. Its stalls bring together local produce from the municipality's farmers and craftspeople, and the town council supports it with a yearly programme of activities that has included MercaFest El Paso, with live music, local tapas and drinks and activities for children.
The Mercadillo del Agricultor de El Paso is the municipal market of El Paso, on La Palma, and stands on Calle Paso de Abajo. Its stalls sell local produce from the farmers and craftspeople of the municipality. The town council describes it as one of El Paso's emblematic spaces and as a commitment to local trade that values the work of the people who grow and make what is sold there.
To keep the market lively, the council runs a yearly programme of activities. It has included MercaFest El Paso, an event with live music, local tapas and drinks and activities for children; one edition featured a performance by Parranda Central and the participation of the regulatory council of the Queso Palmero protected designation of origin.
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