BioCultura A Coruña 2027 – Spain

What to expect

BioCultura A Coruña 2027 is the ninth edition of BioCultura in A Coruña and is focused on ecological products, ecotourism, responsible consumption and sustainable living. Organized by Asociación Vida Sana in collaboration with EXPOCoruña and regional partners, the fair brings together organic food producers, ecotourism businesses, natural cosmetics companies, sustainable-fashion brands, wellbeing specialists, environmental organizations and other businesses connected with the ecological economy. The organizer expects around 150 exhibitors, more than 13,000 visitors and approximately 150 activities.

The event combines a trade-fair environment with an extensive public programme. Visitors can discover more than 10,000 organic food references, speak directly with producers, attend educational sessions, watch live cooking demonstrations, explore sustainable tourism projects and participate in activities connected with health, wellbeing and responsible lifestyles.

Major areas to expect include:

• Certified organic food and beverages
• Ecotourism and sustainable tourism
• Certified eco-natural cosmetics
• Sustainable fashion
• Healthy homes and bioconstruction
• Eco lifestyle products
• Wellbeing and natural health
• Responsible consumption
• Sustainable crafts
• Environmental organizations and NGOs
• Ecological gastronomy
• Yoga and wellbeing activities
• Family and children’s activities
• Professional tourism and business activities

One of the distinctive features of the A Coruña edition is its strong Galician identity. The exhibition gives regional producers, tourism initiatives, environmental organizations and food projects a platform alongside businesses from elsewhere in Spain and beyond.

The event is therefore useful for both consumers looking for sustainable products and professionals searching for suppliers, partners, tourism projects, new products and business opportunities within the ecological sector.

Event dates

BioCultura A Coruña 2027 will take place from March 5 to March 7, 2027, at EXPOCoruña in A Coruña, Spain. It is the ninth edition of BioCultura A Coruña.

The provisional opening schedule is 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM on the first two days and 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM on the final day. The organizer notes that these hours are provisional and visitors should check the official website for any subsequent changes.

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Venue & exhibition site

BioCultura A Coruña 2027 will be hosted at EXPOCoruña, Rúa Juana Capdevielle 2, 15008 A Coruña, Spain. EXPOCoruña is a major multifunctional exhibition and events venue serving Galicia and is located approximately five minutes from central A Coruña.

The venue is designed for exhibitions, trade fairs, congresses and large public events. Its location within the city’s business and commercial area places visitors close to hotels, restaurants, shopping facilities and other services.

EXPOCoruña also has its own parking facilities with 550 spaces, which is particularly useful for visitors travelling with families or carrying products purchased at the fair.

The exhibition will be arranged around BioCultura’s principal sector categories, allowing visitors to move between organic food, sustainable tourism, cosmetics, fashion, wellbeing and eco-lifestyle areas.

Full event programme

BioCultura A Coruña is much more than a conventional product exhibition. The organizer expects around 150 activities covering food, tourism, cosmetics, sustainability, wellbeing and responsible consumption.

The official programme includes several recurring formats and thematic spaces.

Ecogastronomic showcooking

Live cooking demonstrations allow visitors to see how ecological ingredients can be incorporated into practical recipes. Previous programming has included sustainable cooking workshops, organic mushrooms, algae, spices, ecological preserves and regional products.

Ecoestética Showroom

This area focuses on natural and eco-certified cosmetics, with demonstrations and educational sessions covering skincare, ingredients, natural beauty routines and professional cosmetic practices.

Ecotourism activities

Professional and public activities explore responsible tourism, biosphere reserves, rural tourism and sustainable destinations. The ecotourism programme is particularly important because BioCultura A Coruña combines ecological products with Galicia’s growing sustainable-tourism sector.

MamaTerra

Family programming introduces children to ecological food, nature and responsible consumption through practical and educational activities.

Festival de Yoga del Noroeste

The Northwest Yoga Festival forms part of the official BioCultura programme and provides additional wellbeing and movement sessions. The organizer specifically states that access requires the applicable paid BioCultura admission for the relevant day.

Professional activities

Business-oriented sessions can connect ecotourism projects, producers, retailers and other sector professionals.

Key speakers & keynote speakers

A complete final 2027 speaker list has not yet been published, so individual keynote names should not be treated as confirmed at this stage.

BioCultura’s activity structure normally brings together specialists from ecological agriculture, organic food, sustainable tourism, natural cosmetics, nutrition, wellbeing, environmental protection and responsible consumption.

The published activity system already demonstrates the breadth of subjects being developed for the programme. These include ecotourism, sustainable food, ecological cosmetics, healthy homes, natural health, yoga and environmental projects.

The 2027 programme may include representatives from regional institutions, ecological certification organizations, producers, tourism initiatives and specialist businesses. Visitors should consult the official programme as speaker information is added and individual sessions become finalized.

Conference sessions & tracks

The event uses several different activity formats rather than one single conference track.

Ecological food and gastronomy

Sessions examine organic ingredients, sustainable cooking, food production and responsible consumption. Live demonstrations provide a practical element, allowing visitors to see products being used rather than simply displayed.

Ecotourism and sustainable destinations

This track connects sustainable tourism businesses with visitors and professionals interested in rural tourism, protected areas, local gastronomy and responsible travel.

Natural cosmetics and beauty

The Ecoestética programme addresses natural skincare, cosmetic ingredients, professional treatments and responsible beauty practices.

Wellbeing and yoga

Yoga, meditation, movement and holistic wellbeing form another important part of the programme, with dedicated activity areas.

Environment and sustainability

Environmental organizations, regional projects and ecological initiatives can use the fair to present their work, campaigns and practical solutions.

Family education

Children’s activities introduce younger visitors to food, nature and sustainable living through workshops and hands-on learning.

Session times & schedule

The general fair opening schedule has been published provisionally, while individual activity times are listed through the online programme. Because the programme is still being developed, visitors should check the official activity calendar before travelling and again shortly before attending.

The programme uses several locations within the exhibition environment, including activity rooms, the Ágora, showcooking areas, the Ecoestética showroom, exhibitor stands and dedicated spaces for specialist activities.

Many activities are structured as approximately 40-minute sessions followed by time for questions. The organizer’s activity rules state that activity spaces, showcookings, Ecoestética workshops and other programmed sessions are subject to allocated time slots and venue availability.

Some activities have limited capacity and may require prior registration. General fair admission does not automatically guarantee a place in every individual session.

Ticket types & registration

The official 2027 admission structure has already been published.

General admission

The general admission price is approximately $4.49 per person, based on the organizer’s published admission price and the current EUR/USD conversion rate.

Three-day pass

The online three-day pass is approximately $8.98 and is available only online.

Free admission

Children from 0 through 12 years old can enter free. Asociación Vida Sana members plus one accompanying person can also receive free admission under the stated conditions. Professionals in the sector can obtain free admission after completing the required professional registration.

Group admission

Organized groups and schools with at least 15 participants can receive a 50% discount from the applicable box-office admission price. Coordinators, tutors and group leaders can receive complimentary access through the invitation system.

The admission ticket provides access to the fair and its activities, although some activities may require advance registration, a personal invitation, an additional payment or access subject to capacity.

Registration deadlines

Different registration deadlines apply depending on whether the visitor is attending individually, as a professional, as part of a school or organized group, or as an activity provider.

For organized groups and schools, the published final deadline for requesting group attendance is February 20, 2027. Groups must meet the minimum participant requirement to qualify for the stated discount.

Activity organizers have a separate submission deadline. BioCultura states that activity proposals should be submitted before February 1, 2027, and applications received later may not be guaranteed a place in the programme.

Exhibitor registration and stand allocation operate under separate deadlines published in the exhibitor information. Visitors should therefore use the official visitor ticket system rather than assuming exhibitor deadlines apply to them.

Exhibitor list & major companies

The official 2027 exhibitor directory is available and the organizer describes the list as definitive. The event is planned around approximately 150 exhibitors.

Examples currently appearing in the official directory include:

• DAQUIS C.G. – C.R.A.E.GA.
• Deputación da Coruña
• Deputación de Lugo
• Dismag Magnesio Natural
• Dispronat
• Dormia Natura
• Dynamical Neurofeedback – Neuroptimal
• Eco dos Teixos – INORDE
• Eco y Natural
• Ecoaldea Espiral
• Ecocelta
• Ecogalletas – C.R.A.E.GA.
• Ecológicos de Cantabria
• Ecotur – Ecoagroturismo
• El Caballito
• Espazo Nature
• Fundación Juana de Vega
• Fundación Starlight
• Galicia Destino Sostible
• Galuriña
• Greenpeace
• Herbarom
• Horta da Lousa
• INORDE
• La Tahona Foodtruck

These organizations illustrate the range of the exhibition, from organic food and natural products to ecotourism, environmental initiatives, regional development and sustainability.

The organizer’s directory should remain the reference point for the final exhibitor lineup and individual stand locations.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

The fair is organized inside EXPOCoruña around a sector-based exhibition layout. The official exhibitor information identifies the principal categories as ecotourism, certified organic food, certified eco-natural cosmetics, sustainable fashion and eco lifestyle.

The eco-lifestyle category is particularly broad and can include bioconstruction, water treatment, energy, ethical banking, responsible tourism, ecology, environmental initiatives, crafts, publishing, world music and wellbeing.

The previous exhibition floor plan shows how the venue can accommodate dedicated areas for organic food, sustainable tourism, certified cosmetics and hygiene, sustainable fashion, wellbeing and eco lifestyle, together with facilities such as information points, restaurants, activity rooms and showcooking spaces.

The official digital exhibitor directory includes a floor-plan function. Visitors should use it to locate individual stands and check the latest layout before entering the venue.

Networking & business meetings

BioCultura A Coruña has an increasingly important professional dimension. The combination of organic food, ecotourism and sustainable consumption creates opportunities for producers, retailers, tourism businesses, distributors, certification bodies and environmental organizations to meet in one place.

The ecotourism component is particularly relevant to professional networking. The organizer has developed activities intended to connect sustainable tourism projects with tour operators and other professionals interested in responsible travel.

Professional visitors can use the exhibition to:

• Meet organic producers
• Discover new suppliers
• Find sustainable tourism projects
• Explore regional food businesses
• Meet natural cosmetics brands
• Identify sustainable-fashion suppliers
• Connect with environmental organizations
• Discuss distribution and retail opportunities
• Discover regional certification initiatives

The event’s combination of exhibition stands, workshops, professional sessions and sector-focused activities means that networking can happen both formally and informally throughout the venue.

Industry sectors & highlights

Organic food

Food is one of the core sectors, with the organizer expecting more than 10,000 organic food references across the exhibition. This makes the event particularly useful for consumers and professionals interested in certified ecological products.

Ecotourism

The ecotourism sector distinguishes the A Coruña edition from many conventional organic-product fairs. Regional destinations, rural projects, biosphere reserves and sustainable tourism businesses can present their services and environmental approach.

Eco-natural cosmetics

Certified natural cosmetics and personal hygiene products form another important sector, supported by specialist workshops and demonstrations.

Sustainable fashion

The fashion area focuses on responsible materials, production and consumption and forms part of the broader sustainable-lifestyle offer.

Eco lifestyle

This wide category encompasses healthy homes, bioconstruction, energy, water, responsible tourism, environmental projects, crafts and wellbeing.

Wellbeing

Yoga, meditation, natural health and related activities add an experiential dimension to the exhibition.

Regional products

Galician producers and organizations have a particularly visible role, allowing visitors to discover food, tourism and sustainability initiatives connected with Galicia.

Event rules & visitor information

BioCultura admission is generally valid for the day specified on the ticket or invitation. The organizer states that visitors can leave and re-enter under the applicable admission conditions, although anyone needing a second exit should contact the organization.

Activity spaces have limited capacity, and access is generally granted on a first-come, first-served basis where applicable. Holding an invitation does not necessarily guarantee entry to a specific activity if capacity has already been reached.

Some activities require advance registration or may have their own access conditions. The Northwest Yoga Festival has specific admission requirements and does not provide an independent entrance separate from BioCultura.

Tickets and invitations are generally non-refundable and non-changeable under the published conditions, and the organization reserves the right of admission.

How to get there

EXPOCoruña is located at Rúa Juana Capdevielle 2 in the 15008 postal area of A Coruña. The venue is approximately five minutes from central A Coruña and is connected with the city by several urban bus routes.

For air travellers, A Coruña Airport, also known as Alvedro Airport, is approximately 8 kilometres from EXPOCoruña. The venue information estimates the journey at around 10 minutes under normal conditions. Santiago de Compostela Airport is farther away, with the venue information giving approximately 65 kilometres to A Coruña and around 50 minutes for the city journey.

The venue is also connected to the regional road network through the A-9, Carballo motorway and A-6, providing road access from other Galician cities and from Madrid.

Public transport & parking

Urban buses

The official BioCultura visitor information lists urban bus lines 5, 20, 21, 22, 23, 23A and 24 as routes with stops close to the exhibition venue. The UDC university bus service is also listed.

Train

A Coruña railway station is approximately 2 kilometres from EXPOCoruña, with the venue information estimating a journey of around five minutes. The station also provides services including car rental, luggage facilities and other visitor amenities.

Car

EXPOCoruña has its own parking facility with approximately 550 spaces. This makes driving a practical option for visitors carrying shopping bags, exhibition materials or travelling as a family.

Accommodation areas

Central A Coruña

Staying in central A Coruña is convenient for visitors who want to combine the fair with restaurants, shopping, sightseeing and the city’s waterfront. Public transport and taxis provide access to EXPOCoruña.

EXPOCoruña and business district

Hotels in the surrounding business and commercial area are particularly convenient because the venue is close to shopping facilities, restaurants and other services.

Railway station area

The area around A Coruña railway station is practical for visitors arriving by train and provides straightforward access to the exhibition center.

Airport area

Accommodation near Alvedro Airport can be useful for visitors with early or late flights, particularly international or business travellers.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous A Coruña edition recorded a strong result, with more than 14,000 to 15,000 visitors attending EXPOCoruña. The organizer reported 135 exhibiting companies and 126 parallel activities, demonstrating the scale of the regional edition.

The programme combined organic food, ecotourism, certified natural cosmetics, sustainable textiles, natural health and other ecological themes. Ecotourism was given particular professional attention, with activities designed to strengthen relationships between sustainable tourism projects and tour operators.

The previous edition also included a substantial showcooking programme, Ecoestética activities, yoga and wellbeing sessions, family programming and activities involving regional organizations such as the Mariñas Coruñesas Biosphere Reserve and provincial institutions.

These results provide useful context for the scale of the next edition, which is targeting approximately 150 exhibitors, 13,000 visitors and 150 activities.

Official registration & tickets

Visitors should use the official BioCultura A Coruña website for ticket purchases, professional accreditation, group registration, the activity programme and the exhibitor directory.

The official ticket page provides the current admission structure, including general admission, the online multi-day pass, free professional registration and the group discount. It also explains capacity restrictions and the conditions applying to individual activities.

The exhibitor directory provides the latest company listings and includes a floor-plan option for locating participating organizations.

Official BioCultura A Coruña website (https://www.biocultura.org/acoruna)

Visitors should check the official site before travelling because the programme, activity availability and practical visitor information can be updated as the event approaches.