A plan to browse through the town's shops, find bargains and take advantage of discounts in the heart of Sa Pobla. If you like to walk around looking at shop windows and find things at good prices, this fair brings together many local businesses with discounted products throughout the day. Ideal for renewing some clothes, shopping for home or simply taking a walk with an atmosphere in the square.

🛍 What are you going to find (the useful thing)
About thirty local businesses with discounts on footwear, children's fashion, men's and women's clothing, underwear, homewares, sportswear, jewelry, costume jewelery and more.

Belarusian a cappella choir + contemporary mass with nods to jazz and gospel, in a beautiful downtown church

This concert is designed as a “double program” that complements each other very well.
In the first part, the Polifonica Choir (Minsk, Belarus) performs sacred and popular repertoire of its tradition, in a cappella format.
In the second part, Polifonica Choir and Art Vocal Ensemble join forces to perform Steve Dobrogosz's MISSA (1992), a very emotional choral work that mixes neoclassical language with elements of jazz and gospel. 

✅ Why go
Different choral music plan: first you “travel” with voices from Belarus and then comes the most spectacular part, with the two groups together in a contemporary mass that sounds modern and very involving. 

❌ To keep in mind
It is in a church, so it is advisable to arrive with room to enter calmly and choose a good place (the acoustics are part of the show). 

📍 Data
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 19:30
Place: Església de Sant Felip Neri (Palma)
Tickets: from €15.00. 

Miró's most experimental stage: found objects, “discarded” materials and the art of looking at everyday life again

This exhibition revolves around a beautiful idea: Miró does not “discover”, but rather “rediscovers”. Based on his own past, sketches, works in progress, forgotten materials and unexpected finds, the exhibition tells how that “spark” that drives his creation is activated.

It is presented at the Edifici Moneo (Espai Estrella) and brings together paintings, drawings, sculptures/models, documents, photos, objects and videos. 

✅ Why go
Because it's not just “seeing works”: it's entering Miró's mental workshop. If you like to understand the creative process (how an idea is born from something everyday), this exhibition is made for that. 

❌ To keep in mind
On Mondays it is closed and they do not sell tickets 45 minutes before closing, so don't leave it until the last minute. 

📍 Data
Date: February 11, 2026 — January 17, 2027
Place: Fundació Miró Mallorca (Edifici Moneo, Espai Estrella), Carrer de Saridakis 29, Palma
Opening: February 11, 2026 · 19:00

🕒 Hours (winter)
Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00–18:00
Sundays and holidays: 10:00–15:00
Monday: closed

🎟️ Tickets
General admission: €10
Reduced: €6.5
Reduced residents in Palma: €4
FREE: Saturdays from 3:00 p.m. and the first Sunday of each month (in addition to other cases with accreditation). 

💡 Tip
If you want to go in “cultural + cheap plan” mode, the best time is Saturday from 3:00 p.m. (FREE entry) and then you go down to Cala Major or the walk to finish off the afternoon. 

 

A participatory experience that mixes live performance + technology to create a theatrical journey designed for teenagers and adults

Odissees is immersive theater: the audience not only watches, they are also part of the journey.

The work combines live physical performance with digital technology and proposes themes such as identity, connection between generations and “finding your tribe.” Use the Kalliôpé app (from La Fura dels Baus) to make the audience's cell phones part of the experience. 

✅ Why go
If you fancy a different (and very current) plan, what's powerful here is the mix of scene + technology and the participatory format. 

❌ To keep in mind
You are going to need your cell phone (it is part of the experience), so it is better to go with a battery. 

📍 Data
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 18:00
Place: Espai Escènic Basció de Sant Ferran (Plaça de Toros), Alcúdia
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Tickets: €8 (advance and box office)

🎟️ Tickets / info
The sheet indicates that online sales are not activated and that they are managed at the Auditori d'Alcúdia box office (Plaça de la Porta de Mallorca, 3 · 971 89 71 85). 

A plan to immerse yourself in the life and memories of the great actor and comedian José Sacristán. This show combines theater and memory, telling stories about his family, his influences and his experiences, with an intimate and emotional tone that connects with all audiences. Ideal for lovers of theater, narrative and the unique voice of an actor who has marked several generations.

✅ Why go

It is a unique opportunity to listen to José Sacristán in a close and personal format. The stories of his childhood, his family and his anecdotes from the world of cinema and theater make the experience enriching and emotional. Perfect for those who enjoy human stories with humor and sensitivity.

❌ To take into account

The capacity may be limited, so it is advisable to reserve in advance. The show has a narrative format and is not a traditional comedy show; It is more introspective and theatrical.

📍 Data

• Dates and times:

  • Friday, April 10, 2026 – 9:00 p.m.

  • Saturday, April 11, 2026 – 18:00

  • Sunday, April 12, 2026 – 18:00

• Place: Auditorium Palma, Sala Magna

• Language: Spanish

• Single price: €32

• Approximate duration: 90 minutes

The Thought and Classical Culture Course at CaixaForum Palma marks its 30th edition, offering a flagship programme focused on reflection, intellectual heritage and the Greco-Latin world.
Across eight sessions spanning from 7 November 2025 to 8 May 2026, the course probes classical themes in dialogue with the present: philosophy, myth, art and culture.
The inaugural session on 7 November kicked off with “Thinking the Classical from Women”, and the second session on 12 December will cover “The School of Athens by Raphael. A Visual Lesson in Greek Philosophy”.
Dates: 7 November 2025 – 8 May 2026

Program summary:
• 7 November 2025 – Opening: Thinking the classical through women.
• 12 December 2025 – Raphael’s School of Athens: A visual lesson in Greek philosophy.
• 30 January 2026 – Lords of the Empire: Trajan and Hadrian.
• 6 February 2026 – The Odyssey in cinema.
• 6 March 2026 – A life devoted to the classics: interview with Antonio Alvar.
• 27 March 2026 – Odysseus the philosopher.
• 24 April 2026 – The Olympian red carpet: the gods and their iconography.
• 8 May 2026 – Closing: Ancient poets and us.

Practical information:
• Venue: CaixaForum Palma
• Time: 18:30
• Entry: free until seats are filled
• Format: lectures and discussions

An exceptional chance to engage with classical thinking, attend high-level talks and embrace timeless cultural perspectives in a modern context.

04.12.2025 — 30.08.2026
Space A
Opening: 03.12.2025 — 19:00
Curator: David Barro

The exhibition “Jannis Kounellis. Labyrinth Without Walls” invites visitors on a journey through memory, the sea, and displacement—central elements in the work of one of the leading figures of Arte Povera. Kounellis, who described himself as “an ancient man and a modern painter,” transforms materials laden with history into poetic landscapes that speak of time, identity, and human experience.

At its core is an installation composed of nine Venetian sails from different periods, arranged like a fan and rich in symbolism: navigation, trade, protection, stories of crews, and the transformation of the maritime world. These are accompanied by other series featuring Mallorcan and Italian sails, stretched and folded over steel frames, preserving the traces of their former life at sea.

Also noteworthy is the series “Albatros” (2001), consisting of fragments of a wooden ship suspended in front of tilted steel plates—a reflection on wear, memory, and the weight of history.

Together, the exhibition forms a labyrinth without walls, a physical and inner journey that connects the artist’s childhood in the port of Piraeus with a vision of the sea as a space of exchange and transformation.

In collaboration with KEWENIG, Palma / Berlin and Archivio Kounellis.

 

The Juan March Foundation presents in Palma the exhibition Cristóbal Hara: 15 Instant Tales, which brings back a historic portfolio made up of fifteen photographs of schoolchildren from Cuenca, together with the stories these children wrote based on the images.

The original project was published in 1971 by the Museo de Arte Abstracto Español through its Graphic Arts Department, directed by Fernando Zóbel. The portfolio’s design was created by brothers Jaume and Jordi Blassi.

Cristóbal Hara (Madrid, 1946) has developed a career closely connected to documentary photography, childhood and visual experimentation. After studying Law, he devoted himself entirely to photography, first working in black and white and later in colour. In this exhibition, the photographs and children’s texts create a poetic dialogue that goes beyond representing reality and instead reimagines it.

The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on childhood perception, imagination and memory. Each photograph is displayed alongside the story written by the child, turning each image into a personal narrative.

Dates: 28 October 2025 to 2 May 2026
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:30; Saturdays, 10:30 to 14:00
Venue: Juan March Foundation Museum, Palma

A rare opportunity to rediscover childhood through photography and witness how a single image can inspire stories and creativity.

Vista is the first solo exhibition of British artist Fiona Rae to be held in Spain. The exhibition brings together a selection of works created over the last three decades, including pieces from prestigious collections such as the Tate Museum and the Fundació ”la Caixa,” as well as a recent loan from the Fundación Barrié to Es Baluard Museu.

The exhibition layout creates a dialogue between works from different periods, allowing visitors to observe the evolution of Rae’s pictorial language and her ongoing exploration of abstraction. Her large canvases are characterized by intense visual energy, controlled yet improvisational compositions, and a constant tension between legibility, the imaginary, and the figurative.

Through different series, the artist explores brushwork, color, form, and language, drawing influences from art history and Eastern calligraphy to contemporary visual culture, graphic design, comics, and digital media. The exhibition provides a broad and representative overview of one of the most important figures in contemporary abstract painting.

Price:
Access to the exhibition is included with the museum’s standard ticket.

• General admission: €6

• Reduced admission: €4.50

• Free admission for certain groups and children under 12

• Fridays “Pay what you wish”

• Special “Arrive by bike” ticket: €2

Dates: January 30, 2026 – August 23, 2026
Opening: January 29, 2026, 7:00 PM
Location: Espacio C
Artist: Fiona Rae
Curator: Carolina Grau

 

Utopía del Lodo y Sashimi de Bruma is an immersive installation by Grip Face that reflects on the global state of war today, with special attention to the devastating effects of conflict on civilians and children. Without making an explicit statement, the work conveys a pacifist and anti-war message through striking symbolic and visual elements.

The installation consists of twelve suspended sculptures – masks hanging from thorned ropes – arranged in the shape of the European Union symbol. This configuration questions Europe’s pacifist identity and its ambiguous role in armed conflicts. The masks, fragmented and ambiguous in character, evoke silent presences that can be interpreted as avatars of resistance or protective amulets.

Grip Face draws inspiration from news of bombings in playgrounds, using the swing as a symbol of the fragility of childhood in times of war. Motionless and hanging from thorns, these swings turn the space into a haunting environment, where stillness communicates a latent tension.

This site-specific work transforms the Espai Cúbic into a space for critical reflection on European identity, collective memory, and the fragility of contemporary peace.

Artist:
David Oliver, known as Grip Face, moves between the visible and the hidden, creating symbolic universes where analog and digital, figurative and abstract coexist in tense harmony. His work has been shown in cities such as Vienna, Seoul, Madrid, and Mexico, and in international museums and galleries, including the Parco Museum in Tokyo and the Yiri Arts Gallery in Taipei.

Price:
Individual ticket: €15

Dates: September 19, 2025 – April 5, 2026
Location: Espai Cúbic

The Teatre Principal is preparing the Easter Concert, which this year will be conducted by Francesc Bonnín.

As usual, the repertoire will focus on sacred music by renowned composers, offering all attendees a unique and solemnly festive musical experience.

Conducted by francesc bonnín.

Concert Information

• Season: 2025/2026

• Date: Wednesday, 1 April 2026

• Time: 8:00 PM

• Duration: 90 minutes

• Recommended age: 8 years and older

• Price: approx. €20 general admission
  * Prices may vary depending on discounts and seat location.

The human voice – Francis Poulenc

Award-winning theatrical thriller, inspired by real testimonies about OCD (an intense and very human story)

BADMOON (Cia. Migrants, directed by Joan M. Albinyana) is the winning work of the Premi Ciutat de Palma 2023 (Scenic Arts, Premi Xarxa Alcover).

The story follows Iván, who has lived with aggressive obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) since he was little, and how an event he hears on the radio triggers his fears and memories.

The result is a stage thriller that mixes tension, memory and emotional truth. 

✅ Why go
If you like works that capture you from the beginning, this is one that is experienced in silence: thriller rhythm, powerful theme and an approach based on real experiences (without morbidity). 

❌ To keep in mind
Online sales are not activated: information and tickets are managed at the Auditori d’Alcúdia box office (telephone number included below). 

📍 Data
Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
Time: 20:30
Place: Bullring (Alcúdia)
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Tickets: €8 (advance and box office)

🎟️ Tickets / information
Alcúdia Auditori Box Office: Plaça de la Porta de Mallorca, 3 (Alcúdia) · 971 89 71 8

Ester Partegàs – Minor architecture

The Casal Solleric presents the project The Red Room by the Mallorcan artist Bernardí Roig (Palma, 1965), an intervention conceived specifically for the building and its “peripheries”: the ShowCase, the patio, a balcony on the façade and the Red Room itself. 

The proposal is articulated as a tour with an intimate “vanishing point” - the Red Room, which gives the exhibition its title - and an occupation of the exterior spaces of the palace, transforming them into an essential part of the experience. 

For the exhibition, Roig also produces the piece **The mask of the deer**, created expressly for this project and presented as an installation in the patio. 

Dates: February 1 to April 14, 2024
Place: Casal Solleric (Palma) - ShowCase, patio, Red Room and balcony
Entry: free

The most classic fair in Palma: attractions, games and stalls to go with family, as a couple or with friends (from Carnival to Easter)

The Fira del Ram returns to Son Fusteret with full weeks of fair atmosphere: from strong attractions and a Ferris wheel, to food stalls and games to spend the afternoon-night without planning too much.

✅ Why go
It is an easy and very “seasonal” plan: you can go for a while (an hour) or stay all afternoon, and there is always something for every age. In addition, during the week there are usually fewer people than on the weekend.

❌ To keep in mind
On weekends it gets quite crowded and, if you go by car, access can be slower.

If you want to go quietly, better during the week or first thing on Saturday/Sunday.

📍 Data
Date: February 27 to April 12, 2026
Place: Son Fusteret Campus, Palma

🕒 Hours
Monday to Thursday: 16:30–23:00
Friday: 16:30–01:00
Saturdays: 11:00–01:00
Sundays and holidays: 11:00–23:30

🚌🚇 How to get there (useful tip)

• EMT Bus: line 10 (Son Fusteret stop)
• Metro: M1 (Son Fuster Vell stop)
• There are also parking spaces available next to the venue

💡 Tip to make the most of it
If you go with kids or prefer less noise and fewer queues, the best time is usually Monday to Thursday (from 4:30 p.m.) or early Saturday (11:00 a.m.).

Book stops + roses and signatures: the most beautiful day to walk through the center with a cultural plan

On April 23, Palma is filled with book and rose stalls and the center becomes a perfect route to walk, without rushing.

The grace is not “buying and that's it”: it is the atmosphere, the brands, the recommendations of booksellers and the street plan that the city creates for you.

📜 A little history

The tradition of Sant Jordi unites two symbols for different reasons:

Therose comes from the legend of Sant Jordi: after defeating the dragon, a red rose is born from his blood that the saint gives to the princess, and that is why the day is associated with giving roses.

The book is linked to Book Day because April 23 coincides with the date on which great authors such as Cervantes and Shakespeare, and the idea of giving books as gifts became popular.

Over time, both traditions came together and today is lived as a day ofroses + books: a perfect mix of affection and culture.

🗺️ Where is the atmosphere (to find your way quickly)

Normally it is distributed in very central areas: La Rambla, Passeig del Born, Via Roma, Sant Miquel and Plaça Major. 

✅ Why go

Because it is the typical plan that works for everything: going as a couple, with friends, as a family or alone.

You can spend 20 minutes or take a “long route” and you always find something (a book you weren't looking for, a dedication, a rose, or simply the walk). 

❌ To take into account

It is a day with a lot of people in the center. If you want to move comfortably and see signatures calmly, it is best to go in the morning or early afternoon. 

📍 Data

Date: April 23, 2026

Location: center of Palma (Rambla / Born / Sant Miquel / Plaça Major and surroundings)

Entry: FREE

🧠 Recommendations (the ones that really help)

• If you want to “hunt” for a good book: start at Plaça Major + Sant Miquel (many bookstores are concentrated there). 

• If you are looking for a beautiful and atmospheric walk: take Born → Rambla (more “street route” and stops). 

• If you go with little ones: prioritize wide sections (Born/Via Roma) to be more comfortable with a stroller.

Participatory exhibition on community, care and emotions: art as a collective embrace

Inhabiting conflict is more than an exhibition: it is an invitation to think (and feel) how the personal and the collective intertwine.

The artist Ela Fidalgo transforms the Casal Solleric into a community creation space, with works that mix embroidery, painting, sculpture and installation, and a central piece built from contributions from many people.

✅ Why go
Because it is not “just looking”: it is an expo that talks about bonds, shelter and care, and it is very good to experience walking through it calmly (especially in the patio and the façade).

In addition, it is a FREE cultural plan right in the center.

❌ To keep in mind
On Mondays the Casal Solleric is usually closed, and on Sundays the hours are shorter.

If you can, go during the week or Saturday afternoon to enjoy it without rushing.

📍 Data
Date: January 20 to April 13
Place: Casal Solleric (ShowCase, patio and façade), Passeig del Born, Palma
Entry: FREE / free entry

🕒 Hours (Casal Solleric)
Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00–20:00
Sundays and holidays: 11:00–14:30
Monday: closed

📌 Complementary activity (if you want to go with context)
Combined visit to “Premis Ciutat de Palma Antoni Gelabert 2024” + “Inhabiting the conflict”: February 15 at 11:00 (according to schedule).

Epic pop in a string quartet version, with an intimate atmosphere and thousands of candles in the Pueblo Español

If you fancy a different night (without a club and without complicating things), this Candlelight mixes anthems from Coldplay and Imagine Dragons in quartet format. It is one of those concerts that are enjoyed both as a couple and with friends: one hour, very recognizable repertoire and a stage that already “does” half of the plan. 

✅ Why go

• Because you don't need to be a “fan” to have a good time: the list has very well-known songs (Clocks, Fix You, Believer, Viva la Vida…). 

• Lasts 60 minutes, perfect to combine with dinner before or after. 

❌ To take into account

• They open doors 45 minutes before and entry is not allowed once it starts: arrive with margin. 

• The date and time are chosen in the entry selector (there are several sessions). 

📍 Data
Date: February 14 and April 18
Time: 21:00
Place: Spanish Town Mallorca
Duration: 60 min (opening 45 min before)
Age: 8 years and older (under 16 with an adult)
Accessibility: wheelchair-enabled area

🎻 Program (what it sounds like)
Coldplay – Clocks
Coldplay – Something Just Like This
Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
Coldplay – Adventure of a Lifetime
Coldplay – Fix You
Imagine Dragons – Natural
Imagine Dragons – Next to Me
Coldplay – The Scientist
Imagine Dragons – Follow You
Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar
Imagine Dragons – Believer
Coldplay – A Sky Full of Stars
Coldplay – Viva la Vida

🎟️ Tickets (by zones)
Zone D: €27.00
Zone C: €34.50
Zone B:€44.50
Zone A:€47.00
Premium: €49.50

💡 Useful tip
If you want to experience it “more intimate”, try to choose a closer area; If you prefer to go for the repertoire and the atmosphere, any area works because the experience is designed to be enjoyed without being a long concert.

Holy Week concert with students from the music school, at the Església de Sant Jaume (family and town plan)

An Easter concert by the students of the Alcúdia Municipal Music School. Ideal if you fancy a quiet, local plan with a beautiful atmosphere in the historic center. 

✅ Why go
It is a simple and very accessible cultural plan: live music, close format and in a space with a lot of atmosphere like the church. 

❌ To keep in mind
Online sales are not activated: for any questions, the reference is the Auditori d’Alcúdia box office (phone number below). 

📍 Data
Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Time: 18:00
Place: Església de Sant Jaume, Alcúdia
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Entry: FREE

🎟️Info (Alcúdia Auditori box office)
Plaça de la Porta de Mallorca, 3 · 07400 Alcúdia · 971 89 71 85

Cineforum series at CaixaForum Palma
A film club open to all audiences (with a special focus on senior audiences) to watch films as a shared experience: presentation by an expert, screening and subsequent conversation.
🎬🗣️ Each block revolves around a universal theme (childhood, memory, migrations, war, beauty or family) and combines classics with contemporary titles. 

✅ Why go
Because it's not just “going to the movies”: it's cinema with context and debate, ideal if you like to go out with ideas and conversation. Additionally, the cycle format lets you choose by topic (or follow them all). 

❌ To keep in mind
The sessions are cineforum type and some have an age recommendation (for example, +12). There are tickets per session and also a season ticket. 

📍 Data
Date: February 15 to November 22, 2026
Hours: Depending on session (Sundays, with specific passes)
Place:CaixaForum Palma (Plaza de Weyler, 3)
Entry: €4 per session (and cycle pass €9)

🗓️ 2026 Programming (highlighted sessions published)
📌 Sunday 02/15 · 17:00 - The 400 Blows (Truffaut) · cineforum (+12)
📌 Sunday 03/15 — Life is beautiful · cineforum
📌 Sunday 04/19 — The girls · cineforum
📌 Sunday 05/03 — “And yet we were born” show (cinema-concert)
📌 Sunday 09/27 – West Side Story · cineforum
📌 Sunday 10/18 – The 47· cineforum
📌 Sunday 11/22 – Minari. History of my family· cineforum

💡 Useful tip
The sessions are presented and energized by an expert (for example, in The 400 Blows Ricard Mamblona appears as presenter and facilitator) and then a conversation is opened with the public. The center also indicates that it is an adapted space.

Night of signature folk in an intimate format with one of the great guitarists of the genre: Martin Simpson (voice, guitar and banjo) arrives in Porreres as part of a special tour for the 50th anniversary of his debut, and is announced as the only performance in Spain.  🎸🎶

✅ Why go
Because it is a concert to really listen to: Simpson is known for a very fine and emotional live performance, with repertoire that crosses British, Irish and American tradition, and for being a world reference for acoustic guitar (including slide). 
In addition, he has an enormous track record of awards and recognition (recurrent nominations at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, with several awards). 

❌ To keep in mind
It is a concert with limited capacity (the auditorium has around 410 seats), so it is advisable to buy with a margin if you are interested. 

📍 Data
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
Time: 21:30
Place: Auditori Municipal de Porreres
Address:Carrer d’en Cerdà, 21, 07260 Porreres
Admission: from €17.50
Organized by: The Impossible Bird

💡 Useful tip
♿ The auditorium is listed with PMR access and services such as parking and air conditioning, useful if you go in tight time or need more comfortable access. 
If you want the best “room” atmosphere, arrive with a little margin to enter calmly and settle in before it starts. 

The seven-legged “grandmother” that marks the countdown until Easter, week by week (with a special closing on April 1)

In Vilafranca de Bonany, Lent is lived with a tradition that is very easy to understand (and very beautiful to see): the Jaia

Corema has seven legs, and every week one is removed in the square while the people sing the traditional song.

It is like a live “calendar” that progresses until Easter, with a family and community atmosphere.

The Jaia Corema is usually represented with symbols of Lent (simple food and vegetables) and a serious expression: it is the calm transition after Carnival.

✅ Why go
Short and authentic plan: you come on a Saturday, see the moment in the square and take the opportunity to have a snack or drink around the town. Furthermore, it is a very Mallorcan tradition and different from the typical fairs/markets.

❌ To keep in mind
The event is brief and the square fills up. If you want to see it well (especially if you go with little ones), arrive with a little margin.

📍 Data
Date: Saturdays from February 21 to March 28, 2026
Time: 18:30
Place:Plaça Major, Vilafranca de Bonany
Entry: FREE

🗓️ Dates 2026 (all at 6:30 p.m., in Plaça Major)
Saturday, February 21
Saturday, February 28
Saturday, March 7
Saturday, March 14
Saturday, March 21
Saturday, March 28
Wednesday, April 1: Final Party and closing of the season, with a small detail for those who attend (ideal if you want to experience “the end” of the countdown).

100 photographs from one of the most prestigious private collections in the world, from the 20th century to contemporary photography at the CIFTC (Toni Catany International Photography Center)

This exhibition brings together a hundred pieces from the Sondra Gilman – Celso González-Falla Collection, where iconic names such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Mapplethorpe, Imogen Cunningham, William Klein, Bill Brandt and Graciela Iturbide coexist alongside contemporary authors.

The underlying idea is simple and powerful: choose images that “excite”, without any more filter than that. 

✅ Why go
It is a rare opportunity in Mallorca: to see in Llucmajor a large and careful selection of an international collection, with very different styles, but with an emotional common thread. Perfect if you like the “classic” photo and also if you want to discover new looks. 

❌ To keep in mind
Be careful with the hours: it does not open every day and on Saturdays it only opens in the afternoon. 

📍 Data
Date: 10/10/2025 to 04/17/2026
Place: Toni Catany International Photography Center (CIFTC), Llucmajor
Entry: FREE (free access to the center and exhibitions).

🕒Times
Thursday: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Friday: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 14:00

New tour and new album: one of the few “limited” dates to experience Immortals live

Joan Dausà arrives in Alcúdia with “Immortals”, his new artistic stage and the fifth album of his career. It is a concert designed to be enjoyed calmly (and sing along), in a large outdoor format and with careful production.

 

✅ Why go

It is one of those “special” dates: few stops on the tour and a new repertoire, perfect if you fancy an emotional concert but with summer energy.

❌ To take into account

Ticket sales are carried out on an external platform (Rubio Produccions), so it is advisable to buy them in advance.

 

📍 Data

Date: Friday, July 17, 2026

Time: 22:00

Place: Plaça de Toros, Alcúdia

Duration: 1 h 30 min

Tickets: €40 (advance) · €40 (box office)

The “Klein blue” artist and the idea of infinity: a brief but very impressive visit, right in the center

Exhibition at the Juan March Foundation Museum

If you are interested in contemporary art (even if it is “just out of curiosity”), this exhibition is a perfect plan: Yves Klein is one of those artists who understand each other through experience. Color, emptiness, gesture, spirituality and spectacle… all very direct and very “Klein”.

✅ Why go

It is ideal for a morning or afternoon stroll through the center: you enter, walk through the exhibition without stress and leave with the feeling of having seen something different (and very iconic).

❌ To take into account

The Foundation usually indicates the schedule of the day on its website, so if you are short on time, check the schedule before leaving.

📍 Data

Date: June 2 to September 26, 2026

Place: Juan March Foundation Museum, Palma

Entry: FREE

Schedules:

Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Saturday: 10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Sundays and holidays: closed

Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Monday: closed

December 24 and 31: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Closed: 1, 6 and 20 JAN, 2 MAR, 2,3 and 6 APR, 1 MAY, 24 JUN, 15 AUG, 12 OCT, 8, 25 and 26 DEC

Monologue with Anabel Alonso: New Year's Eve, loneliness and a life that breaks inside (Simone de Beauvoir)

It's New Year's Eve. Murielle is alone at home and the noise from the street doesn't let her sleep.

In that vigil, everything comes upon her: memories, decisions, desires, guilt, love, motherhood and the place she occupies (or has been made to occupy) as a woman. An intimate and direct text, one of those that leaves you thinking when you leave.

✅ Why go
If you like psychological stories and powerful monologues, this is a very well-rounded plan: close-up interpretation, emotional rhythm and a totally current theme.

❌ To keep in mind
It is a very intimate format (monologue): it is more enjoyable if you go with the idea of listening and letting yourself be carried away by the text.

📍 Data
Date: Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. € to €35 (depending on area)

Installation in the Cubic Space: art between architecture, painting and performance, with fire as a symbol of transformation  

This exhibition by Carlos Bunga (Oporto, 1976) moves between building and undoing, the fragile and the monumental.

 

Her projects usually arise from the process and the space itself: she uses everyday materials (cardboard, tape, fabrics) to create installations that seem delicate, but have a lot of visual strength.

 

In Palma, the idea revolves around fire as something that destroys and also regenerates: what ends can be the beginning of something else. 

✅ Why go

It is not a “wall” exhibition: it is an installation to walk through. If you like montages that feel physical and force you to look at the space in a different way, this is a very good one. 

❌ To take into account

On Mondays it is closed and they do not sell tickets 45 minutes before closing, so it is better not to rush. 

 

📍 Data  

Date: April 15 to September 6, 2026

Opening: April 15, 2026, 7:00 p.m.

Place: Fundació Miró Mallorca (Moneo Building, Espacio Cúbic)

 

🕒 Schedules (Fundació Miró Mallorca)

Winter (09/16–05/15): Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–18:00 · Sundays and holidays 10:00–15:00 · Closed Monday

Summer (05/16–09/15): Tuesday to Saturday 10:00–19:00 · Sundays and holidays 10:00–15:00 · Closed Mondays

 

🎟️ Tickets

Tickets: €10 (general) · €6.50 (reduced) · €4 (Palma residents) · Free entry on Saturdays from 3:00 pm and on the first Sunday of each month.

Morning fair to celebrate traditional clothing: embroidered fabrics, handmade details and ball de bot

For the first time in Son Servera, a fair dedicated to traditional Mallorcan clothing arrives: a morning plan with a warm and community atmosphere, designed to bring you closer to textile crafts and popular culture in a spectacular place like the Església Nova.

✅ Why go

If you like the most authentic Mallorca, this is a great plan: living tradition, local pride and a beautiful environment to see embroidery, fabrics and handmade details up close.

Plus, it's a good excuse to walk around the town and stay for a drink afterwards.

❌ To take into account

It is in the morning and lasts a few hours: if you want to watch it calmly, go from the beginning.

And since they can still expand programming, it is advisable to check the updated information before going.

📍 Data

Date: Sunday, April 19, 2026

Time: 10:00–14:00

Place: Església Nova, Son Servera

Entry: FREE

💡 Useful tip

Good plan if you go with someone who “isn't into fairs”: the place is already worth the visit.

And if you are left wanting more, it is usually the type of event where you then want to continue with a quiet route through the center.