What is Molinos del Tiempo?

Molinos del Tiempo is a new two-day event programme in Agulo. The Ayuntamiento de Agulo is organising the first edition for 30 and 31 October 2026.

The title refers to the mills that once processed water and grain. The initiative aims to revive the “memory” of water, grain and wine-growing in the town.

The programme combines rural heritage with history, wine-growing, gastronomy and local traditions. It is aimed equally at residents, expats and visitors.

What can visitors expect on site?

The report from the Ayuntamiento de Agulo announces a tour or event programme. It does not yet name specific activities, times or meeting points.

Visitors can expect themes around water, grain and wine-growing. According to GomeraVerde, gastronomy and Gomera traditions are also part of the programme.

Anyone planning to attend should allow for the event period. Agulo lies in the north of La Gomera.

How much does it cost to take part?

The published report gives no ticket prices for Molinos del Tiempo. A booking requirement or participation conditions are also not confirmed.

There are likewise no details of funding, budgets or other euro amounts. There is therefore no confirmed financial impact on residents or visitors.

Anyone wanting to plan ahead should watch the official channels of the Ayuntamiento de Agulo. Further details on prices and reservations are likely to appear there.

What role do water and wine play in Agulo?

Agulo has a long connection with water use. The Cabildo de La Gomera, the island government, has recently cleaned and restored springs in all six municipalities.

In Agulo, according to the Cabildo, this involved the Los Chorros and Los Pasos springs. These sites are historically linked to water supply and use.

Wine-growing is also part of the town's rural history. A route published in September 2026 included products from La Gomera and wine with protected designation of origin.

What remains open?

The programme has been published: a talk on the history of Agulo, a gofio and turrón workshop, and a cultural route to the threshing floors and mills of La Palmita, with booking required.

There are also no details on accessibility or foreign-language provision. Changes to traffic, parking or opening times are not confirmed either.

The report announces that the event will go ahead on 30 and 31 October 2026. It gives no further deadlines or follow-up dates.