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Banyalbufar celebrates the Nativity of the Virgin Mary from September 1 to 8 with religious events, festivities, and activities for all.
The Calvià Town Hall reveals the finalist works for Photography and Painting in the Rei en Jaume Awards, taking place in August during local festivities.
15 artists will participate this Saturday in the first edition of Art Sóller26, filling the square with exhibitions, music, and performances from 7 PM.
The Palma City Council will approve the rules for the Ciutat de Palma 2026 awards, with 12 categories and 132,000 euros in funding, to be presented on January 20.
Nits a Bellver gathers 5,346 spectators in 18 performances until July 31, with a 74.38% occupancy and ten sold-out concerts.
The Manacor library network closes 2025 with 17,927 active users, 61,139 visits, and records in loans and study rooms. The expansion plan is underway.
Over 500 people attended the premiere of Cinema a la Fresca in Palma, featuring 15 feature films and 7 short films until September 2.
The talaies of Can Jordi hosted a guided tour, concert by Sedaç, and poetry recital by Blai Bonet, organised by Lausa.
On Saturday, August 1st, at 8 PM, Ciutat Street in Puigpunyent will host 'Poesia a la Serra', an open-air poetry recital with free entry.
The Calvià Town Hall launches the official website 'Calvianers', a digital space gathering stories about the municipality's identity.
The Coliseo Balear hosts two night bullfights on July 30 and August 6, featuring Morante de la Puebla and Roca Rey as main attractions.
Alcúdia dedicated a day of the Sant Jaume festivities to the Roman city of Pollentia, featuring a parade, Roman games, and the Roman Festival.