Society and Culture on Mallorca

Palma, 11 September 2026: Català Roig’s Misericòrdia show lets fire change clay’s colour, surface and volume, and runs until 6 March 2027.

Palma steps up security for Rels B's free concert on Friday, 11 September, at 21.30. Extra buses and trains will run around Parc de la Mar and Paseo Marítimo.

Madrid, September 10: police map museums holding gold, silver and gems after thefts in Villena and Albacete prompt a security push across Spain.

Palma hosts Fira B! from 30 September, with more than 80 theatre, dance and music acts across city venues, ending at Motorworld Mallorca on 7 November.

Palma, Thursday 24 September: Sant Jordi winner Carles Rebassa opens the Catalan Book Week with an address, Nita concert and Conte Contat event.

From 11 September 2026, Palma, Mallorca’s Misericòrdia chapel shows Joan Pere Català Roig’s ceramics, following clay and fire until 6 March 2027.

On 8 September, Palma’s La Misericòrdia opens Nora Ancarola’s language and migration exhibition, featuring video work and exile symbols.

Cabosanroque’s visual and sound poem on Blai Bonet’s freedom opens at Museu del Calçat, Inca, on Friday, 11 September, at 19.00 with shoes at its heart.

Palma, Mallorca, hosts Nit de l’Art on 19 September 2026: 50-plus exhibitions, more than 100 artists, concerts and free guided tours across the island.

Palma, Mallorca, 8 September 2026: a Jaume I comic takes fifth- and sixth-year primary pupils into the island’s past through pictures and story.

On 7 September 2026, Mallorca Film Fest reports more than 1.5m Filmin views and a record 53,500 people at its Palma events. See the leading films.

On 7 September 2026, 26 works by Javier and Rafa Forteza from Palma go on show at CaixaForum Madrid, taking Es Baluard's exhibition to new audiences.

Palma, 7 September 2026: Seven performances from Mallorca and the Balearics join Fira Tàrrega, with two companies in its official programme.

Madrid, 5 September: Spain calls museum chiefs and National Police specialists after three gold thefts, including last week's Villena museum raid.

Palma, 4 September: Mallorca’s 1447 sea chart remains on view at Museo de Mallorca until 13 September, before it heads into months of conservation storage.

IB3 brings Santa Margalida, Mallorca’s Beata procession to screens this Sunday at 20.55, with music, floats, dimonis and scenes from her life.

Palma unveils a 1,000-page book on 3 September, gathering 49 Ramon Llull congress papers and revisiting cultural events held from September to November 2025.

Palma’s Miró Foundation signs a four-year deal with the IAC on 3 September 2026 to promote contemporary art and cultural creation, with joint oversight.

Palma, 3 September: Mallorca and Balearic film teams can seek a share of €900,000 for films, documentaries and web series, with local work rewarded.

Palma's Pop Rock contest offers €3,000 for the best live act on 2 September. Bands and singers can submit two original songs until the 21st.

Palma, 2 September 2026: Marc Clotet takes the jury chair at the Evolution Mallorca film festival, running from 28 October to 4 November.

Rels B plays a free Palma concert between Parc de la Mar and the Paseo Marítimo at 21.30 on 11 September, before his top Mallorca honour award.

CaixaForum Palma opens its Patagonian dinosaur show on 26 November, with replicas of more than a dozen species until 3 October 2027.

Inca, Mallorca, 1 September: free circus, open-air cinema, theatre and music begin on Friday across public squares until 25 September.

Palma's Teatre Principal announces on 31 August that season-ticket sales open Wednesday, before general tickets go on sale Saturday online and in person.