🎉 The Ultimate Guide to Mallorca’s Verbenes 2026
Summer in Mallorca wouldn’t be complete without the island’s beloved verbenes.
Taking place from June through September, these traditional village festivals bring together live music, DJs, dancing, food stalls, community dinners, fireworks and celebrations that continue long into the night.
Every town has its own unique atmosphere, traditions and programme, making the verbenes one of the most authentic ways to experience Mallorca’s culture and community spirit.
💃 What is a Verbena?
A verbena is Mallorca’s traditional summer village celebration, usually held as part of the local patron saint festivities. Expect open-air concerts, dancing under the stars, local food and drink, family activities and a wonderful sense of community.
📅 JUNE
Friday 5 June
📍 Portals Nous, Manacor, Sa Pobla
Saturday 6 June
📍 Biniali, Can Picafort, Sa Pobla, Manacor, Lloseta
Saturday 13 June
📍 Fornalutx, Sineu, Montuïri
Friday 19 June
📍 Mancor de la Vall
Saturday 20 June
📍 Son Servera, Muro, Deià, Calvià
Tuesday 23 June (Sant Joan)
📍 Son Servera, Santa Ponça, Palmanova, Peguera
Friday 26 June
📍 Marratxí, Esporles, Port de Sóller, Deià, Andratx
Saturday 27 June
📍 Muro, Esporles, Port de Sóller, Colònia de Sant Pere, Sant Joan, Alaró, Marratxí, Búger, Son Servera, Andratx
📅 JULY
Friday 3 July
📍 Petra
Saturday 4 July
📍 Pina, Campanet, S’Aranjassa, Consell, Port de Sóller
Friday 10 July
📍 Campanet
Saturday 11 July
📍 Llubí, Cala Rajada, Petra, Porto Cristo, Campanet, Port de Pollença
Thursday 16 July
📍 Port d’Andratx
Friday 17 July
📍 Sa Pobla, Pollença, Pòrtol, Sa Ràpita
Saturday 18 July
📍 Alcúdia, Binissalem, Vilafranca, Ariany, Santanyí, Porto Cristo, Pòrtol, Santa Maria
Thursday 23 July
📍 Llubí
Friday 24 July
📍 Alcúdia, Algaida, Inca, Santanyí, Manacor, Lloret
Saturday 25 July
📍 Sa Coma, Algaida, Inca, Santanyí, Manacor, Porreres, Llubí
Wednesday 29 July
📍 Inca
Thursday 30 July
📍 Inca
Friday 31 July
📍 Artà, Pollença, Llubí, Vilafranca de Bonany, Santa Eugènia
📅 AUGUST
Saturday 1 August
📍 Sant Elm, Pollença, Santa Eugènia, Artà, Vilafranca, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Sineu
Sunday 2 August
📍 Pollença
Thursday 6 August
📍 Artà
Friday 7 August
📍 Selva, Capellans
Saturday 8 August
📍 Llucmajor, Sant Llorenç, Alaró, Son Macià
Sunday 9 August
📍 Sencelles
Monday 10 August
📍 Sineu
Wednesday 12 August
📍 Sant Llorenç
Friday 14 August
📍 Caimari, Campos, Puigpunyent, Sencelles, Can Picafort
Saturday 15 August
📍 Consell, Can Picafort, Alaró, Inca, Porreres
Sunday 16 August
📍 Porreres
Friday 21 August
📍 Sóller, Consell
Saturday 22 August
📍 Sóller, Consell, Felanitx, Capdepera, Sant Joan
Sunday 23 August
📍 Montuïri, Capdepera
Wednesday 26 August
📍 Felanitx, Estellencs
Friday 28 August
📍 Ariany, Moscari, s’Arracó, Sant Joan, Porto Cristo, Felanitx
Saturday 29 August
📍 Lloseta, Moscari, Estellencs, Maria de la Salut, Binissalem, Son Sardina, Ariany, Porto Cristo
📅 SEPTEMBER
Thursday 3 September
📍 Banyalbufar
Friday 4 September
📍 Fornalutx, Costitx, Santa Ponça, Lloseta
Saturday 5 September
📍 Santa Margalida, Fornalutx, Costitx, Santa Ponça, Lloseta, Son Sardina
Sunday 6 September
📍 Palma
Tuesday 8 September
📍 Maria de la Salut
Friday 11 September
📍 Sóller, Galilea
Saturday 12 September
📍 Bunyola, Sóller, Galilea
Saturday 19 September
📍 Binissalem, Bunyola
Friday 25 September
📍 Binissalem
Saturday 26 September
📍 Binissalem, Lloret de Vistalegre
🙏 A huge shout out to Andréu Canyellas (@andreucanyellas) and Cercam Festa (@cercam_festa) for compiling and sharing this fantastic Verbenes Calendar 2026, helping us all discover Mallorca’s summer celebrations.
💡 A quick note before you plan your summer adventures: Verbena dates, locations and programmes can occasionally change due to weather, local decisions or other circumstances beyond anyone’s control.
We always recommend checking the relevant Ajuntament’s website and visiting The Calendar Mallorca closer to the date for the latest information and programme updates.
