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Havaneres are traditional seafaring songs with roots in the cultural exchange between Cuba and Spain.
With 80+ events spread across two programmes.
Three days putting tattooing centre stage as an art form.
🕚 Friday 25: 11:00–23:00
🕙 Saturday 26: 10:00–00:00
🕙 Sunday 27: 10:00–22:00
The full 2026 film programme, screening schedule, venues and ticket information are still to come.
Palma’s big sports fair is back with more than 180 free activities for all ages.
10:00–14:00 & 16:30–20:00
Mallorca's traditional summer village celebrations.
The truly incredible stuff happens barefoot on the sand.
One of Spain's most distinctive literary gatherings
Come hungry - this is essentially a little trip to Galicia without leaving Palma.
⏰ Monday–Saturday: 13:00–16:30 & 20:00–23:00
⏰ Sunday: 13:00–16:30
The initiative is designed to support Palma’s independent shops and small businesses
Several days with concerts, exhibitions, literature, heritage, craftsmanship and events around the island.
The programme brings together wine, food, music, art, sport and traditions.
Mallorcan wine, local flavours and a vineyard worth discovering.
A proper village fair where Artà's agricultural past meets the food, crafts and community of the town today.
One of those wonderfully packed village programmes where seemingly the entire town gets involved.
A mix of community celebrations, gastronomy and traditional culture.
Christmas in Palma is getting a new backdrop this year.
With 80+ events spread across two programmes.
Your weekly reset. Your weekly rise. Your weekly reminder that joy is a practice.
One of Manacor’s traditional September fairs returns on Sunday.
Come for the slightly ridiculous downhill race, stay for a full day of food, music and all things local.
Pilates, breakfast and a little spa time – Sunday morning plans sorted.
A Sunday morning dedicated to shopping local and finding a bargain in the heart of Muro.
Three hours to design, build and get creative in a small-group setting.
Our IT (Insider Tips) LIST is your slowly growing and exclusive glossary to the best small businesses and key contacts on Mallorca, carefully handpicked and by recommendation only.
We love places that give us a reason to rediscover a part of the island we thought we knew - and Son Bunyola does exactly that.
We love that SO MALLORCA isn't just somewhere to take a class - it's somewhere you can spend your morning, enjoy a great coffee, book a treatment, join a retreat and leave feeling genuinely recharged.
The combination of HIIT, Strength and Reformer Pilates means there's something for every mood, and the coaches genuinely know how to motivate without making it intimidating.
Our tip? Don't come with a shopping list. Come with time. Wander between the different spaces, discover the stories behind the brands, browse the beautifully curated collections and, if you're lucky, stumble upon one of their intimate founder events or pop-ups.
The Summer Circle Membership is particularly appealing for anyone wanting to combine city life in Palma with poolside afternoons, wellness and community at Aethos Mallorca in Cala Fornells.
Mallorca Select feels less like a traditional agency and more like a private lifestyle office for the island.
Luisa is your go-to for private training, group sessions and weekly classes across Mallorca.
This is the kind of place you go when you want something that feels real and a little bit special. Small groups, meaningful sessions, and that rare Deià magic that’s hard to explain but easy to feel.
Whether you come for a match, a workout, a long lunch or simply to connect with interesting people, it’s quietly becoming one of the island’s most dynamic lifestyle clubs.
Son Prim is not just about wine - it’s about family, landscape and time well spent. A place where you’re invited to slow down, learn, and enjoy Mallorca beyond the obvious.