When and where is the Queen vs. ABBA concert?
The candlelight concert “Queen vs. ABBA” starts on Saturday 14 November 2026 at 19:00 at the Espacio Mutua Tinerfeña in La Laguna. The cultural centre stands at Calle Nava y Grimón 6, and the hall is covered, has allocated seating and is wheelchair accessible.
The Ikaro Quartet, a string quartet, plays songs by both bands, and only candles light the hall. According to the organiser, the programme includes “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Dancing Queen”.
The evening lasts 60 minutes and is open to guests aged 8 and over. The organiser stresses that it is a tribute with no link to the artists or their heirs.
How much are tickets and how do you buy them?
Tickets cost from €27.50, the organiser says, and are sold only on the Fever website or in the Fever app. Nobody sells them at the door.
Fever emails the QR code, and it also sits in the app. Refunds are not possible.
You can book another date up to 24 hours before the start, provided seats are free. Fever sets that rule, not the venue.
How do you get there, and what should you know beforehand?
The organiser says the venue has no car park. Our research found no official guidance on buses or car parks, so anyone travelling from the south should sort out the journey there and back beforehand.
Doors open 45 minutes before the start, at 18:15, and close 5 minutes before, at 18:55. Latecomers are not admitted, according to the organiser.
Seats are allocated on arrival, so earlier arrivals sit better within their booked zone. The organiser does not sell food or drink in the hall.
What happens on the Noche en Blanco on 28 November?
On 28 November 2026 the Denominación de Origen Tacoronte-Acentejo (D.O., the protected wine designation) pours its wines at several food and drink venues in the historic centre of La Laguna. The event closes the month’s wine programme.
Which venues take part, when it starts and what a glass costs has not been published. We found no official Noche en Blanco 2026 programme from the town council by Wednesday.
The “Noche en Tinto” of 2025 offers a comparison. It took place on 27 November around the Plaza de La Concepción, with music, tastings and wines from the latest harvest, including Tierra Fundida.
Which other wine tastings and exhibitions are on?
The Cata Tierra Fundida y MRB takes place on Friday 27 November at the Vinoteca La Laguna Gran Hotel and costs 45 euros, according to the D.O. Tacoronte-Acentejo. Food comes with the wines, and winemakers Loreto Pancorbo (Tierra Fundida) and Marc Rochefort (MRB) attend.
The time and registration details are not known, and the information comes only from the D.O. press release. Anyone who wants to go should ask the Vinoteca directly.
The exhibition “La Vinal: Textil”, part of the 11th Bienal de Arte y Vino, runs until 27 November at the Espacio Cultural La Capilla of the Universidad de La Laguna. It opens Monday to Friday from 17:00 to 20:00, and entry is free.
Its theme is “Tramas para leer la cepa”, which links textile art with the vineyard. The biennial has run since 2006 and pairs contemporary art with the wine culture of Tacoronte-Acentejo.
Guided walks called “La Laguna a pie: al son del vino” end with a toast to local wines, the next on 12, 24 and 26 November. Booking and prices are unchecked, and on 18 November the “Liturgia” workshop follows at Bodegas Insulares Tenerife.
What comes next?
After the concert on Saturday 14 November come the end of the exhibition and the tasting on Friday 27 November, then the Noche en Blanco on 28 November. That ends the D.O. wine programme in La Laguna.
The candlelight series at the Espacio Mutua Tinerfeña continues until 30 April, with 18 December listed, then 23 and 30 January, 20 February, 19 March and 30 April in 2027. The booking page does not say what programme those evenings offer.
The Consejo Regulador (regulatory council) of the D.O. Tacoronte-Acentejo organises “Noviembre, Mes del Vino”, with support from the San Cristóbal de La Laguna town council. According to rtvc.es, 2026 is the 23rd edition; the programme, presented on 30 October, covers La Laguna, Tacoronte and Santa Cruz.
According to published reports, the city of La Laguna is putting 60,000 euros into promoting Tacoronte-Acentejo wine. We could not confirm what the money is meant for.
The 2025 harvest, hit by severe drought, yielded only 402,000 kilograms of grapes. Councillor Cristina Ledesma said the sector “is not going through its best time”; there is no figure for 2026.