When and where does Sheyla Renacida play?

Sheyla Renacida presents her album “Pumita” on Friday 13 November 2026 at 19:00 at the Auditorio Insular de Fuerteventura. The venue is at Calle Ramiro de Maeztu 4 in Puerto del Rosario, and the phone number is 928 53 21 86.

Entry is free, according to the programme of the Cabildo (the island government). The listing does not say whether you need a booking or a free ticket.

The evening blends contemporary music, stage art and local tradition. Several Fuerteventura groups and artists take part, and the listing names Juego del Palo Canario Maho, Yo Silbo, Manicomio Poético, Anna Villacampa and Rabiosa Orchesta.

The Cabildo has published nothing on getting there or on parking. Anyone coming from the south of the island should plan the drive to the capital themselves and, if in doubt, ask the Auditorio first.

How does the cultural route on 14 November work?

On Saturday 14 November, the route “Paisajes con historia” runs from Agua de Bueyes to Tiscamanita, from 09:00 to 13:00. It is free and listed under Patrimonio (heritage).

The route crosses the island’s interior and explains traditional farming and the role of windmills (molinos). Stops include the hermitages of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe and San Marcos, plus the figure of Manuel Velázquez Cabrera.

The Cabildo provides a bus (guagua) from Gran Tarajal, Tuineje, Antigua, Corralejo, La Oliva and Puerto del Rosario. You must register beforehand, and registration has been open on the official website since 3 November.

The listing gives no meeting point, departure times or number of places. Those who register should ask the organiser directly.

The Cabildo launched the series in August 2025 as a heritage project with guided routes. The 2025 routes included El Cotillo on 30 August and Betancuria–Morro Humilladero on 11 October.

What is on at the Betancuria museum on Saturday?

“Misión Arqueología” starts at 11:00 on Saturday 14 November at the Museo Arqueológico de Fuerteventura. The museum is at Calle Roberto Roldán 21 in Betancuria, phone +34 928 171 414.

The family activity is free and recommended for children aged 6 and over. Places are limited, and registration is by email to museoaf@cabildofuer.es.

The programme includes archaeology workshops on traditional Canarian thinking games. There are also theatre routes for young explorers, run by the museum service of the Cabildo.

The museum also hosts the special exhibition “Arqueología de las plantas”, which opened on 3 November and runs until 17 December 2026. The listing does not give opening hours.

What does the watercolour biennial offer in Puerto del Rosario?

The I Bienal Internacional de Acuarela (first international watercolour biennial) opens on Friday 13 November at the Centro de Arte Juan Ismael, Calle Almirante Lallemand 30 in Puerto del Rosario. The Asociación Sociocultural AnimArte, led by Luciano Colucci, organises this first edition, and entry is free.

The opening and prize-giving take place on 13 November from 17:30 to 19:30 in the Sala de Conferencias. On Saturday 14 November, a large-format group demonstration follows from 10:30 to 12:30.

On the same Saturday, two masters from Mexico and Italy show their technique at 17:30 and 18:30. On Sunday 15 November, painting outdoors is planned from 10:00 to 14:00, but the programme text does not yet give the place.

At 17:30 and 18:30 on Sunday, a master from the Canaries gives a demonstration, again at a venue not yet named. The programme text mentions workshops but gives no dates or registration details.

According to the agenda of the Cabildo, the exhibition runs until 31 December 2026, while the programme text says 19 December. Opening hours are not published, so ask the organiser before you visit.

What does “Mafasca” cost on 28 November?

On Saturday 28 November at 20:30, the Palacio de Formación y Congresos in Puerto del Rosario stages “Mafasca, mitos y leyendas”. The building is at Plaza del Centenario del Cabildo 1.

It is a musical play about the island’s history, traditions and legends, including the legend of the Mafasca fields. The libretto comes from the Agrupación Folclórica Maxorata, but the listing does not say who produces the play.

The listing contradicts itself on price: it calls entry free but also links to a ticket page. Before you go, check with the Cabildo or on the ticket page whether you need to book.

Which dates come next?

On 13 November the Pumita concert at 19:00 and the biennial opening fall on the same day. On 14 November come the cultural route in the morning and the museum activity at 11:00.

Mafasca follows on 28 November, and the biennial runs to the end of December. Only the route and the museum require registration, and the listing names none for Pumita or the biennial.

Dates can change. A call or an email to the organiser before you set off gives certainty.