The collections and museums are dynamic living organisms.This is what the Museu Fundación Juan March de Palma pretends with its new project ...
Theater and music Venue that offers an intense programming, it proposes a dinner show from Wednesday to Sunday-different every day, and up to fourteen ...
This is one of the most important markets in Mallorca. It sells fruit and vegetables, jewelry, leather goods and ...
Sculpture exhibition with pieces made of stone from Mallorca and European marble by the French artist Patrick Guino(Perpignan, 1965), who lives in ...
Exhibition of Miquel Àngel Albis (Pollença, 1967) with a series of works in which the artist exploits the different meanings that has water in ...
Curated by art critic Carlos Jover, Es Baluard and the Institut d'Estudis Baleàrics present the first institutional exhibition around the figure of ...
This legendary venue of Palma’s nightlife offers live music every night, from Tuesday to Sunday, with a lineup that reflects some of the most ...
It is one of many weekly markets that are mounted on the island dedicated to the sale of fruit and vegetables, plants, flowers, clothing and footwear. The ...
The Mallorcan artist presents a proposal that includes an installation of books ten large paintings and works on paper, with the absolute predominance of ...
A Tour around the photography of Mallorca since its beginnings in 1839-1936 through images that show landscapes, people, objects and customs. Photography ...
Pep Bonet, Multimedia World Press Photo Award 2013 for his video Into the Shadows, shows in this new research the problem of distribution and access to food ...
The gallery Vanrell of Palma pays tribute to the last living representative of the School of Pollença and the exceptional post- Impressionist ...
The rituals of death and the afterlife in ancient Egypt have always fascinated Western scholars and travelers. This exhibition, curated by Christian Greco ...
Singing of the sibyl (El cant de la sibil·la), celebrated in the churches of Mallorca in the religious trade of Christmas night, was declared in ...
