Events in Mallorca

Creation processes with Catalina Carrasco La Impossible (Palma) 5:30–8:30 PM Sign up here

Canal’Art returns, the night of art in Santanyí, an event where the streets of the town center transform into a large showcase of painting, sculpture, video art, photography, and ceramics.

Finalists Exhibition of the XIV Vila de Santanyí Prize Francisco Bernareggi Ses Cases Noves, Santanyí 6:30 PM

4 SCREENINGS: 1) Original title: Kronoshock Director: Ignasi López Fàbregas Country: Spain Year: 2026 Duration: 9 min Language: Original version Synopsis: Set in the heart of a secluded valley surrounded by green meadows and rivers, an imposing mass of snow and rock rises abruptly.

The Pilar and Joan Miró Foundation in Mallorca will host the award ceremony for the Pilar Juncosa Awards and Scholarships, an initiative that, following the wishes of Joan Miró and Pilar Juncosa, aims to support contemporary creation and new generations of artists.

GRETA MILA — GALLERY GRAND OPENING MEDITERRANEAN LAYERS Friday, 23 October 2026 Doors open at 7:00 PM Carrer Bisbe Verger 9, Santanyí, Mallorca DJ set with Ianna. Instagram: @gretamila_art

The Mallorca Council offers a concert series in an iconic venue like the Palau del Consell.

FRIDAY I’M IN LOVE with Santi Muk at our Sala Zero Santi Muk arrives for a new date of Friday I’m In Love, the series presented by Estrella Damm, established as one of the most powerful revelations of the new Argentine song.

This concert invites the audience to a musical experience that places at its center the impulses and universal experiences of the human being, filtered through the refined and deeply human perspective of one of the great geniuses in the history of music: Franz Schubert. Through two key works of his chamber music production, the program highlights how Schubert's music—intimately linked to literature and poetic language—becomes a language of direct communication, capable of generating empathy and bringing the listener closer to a shared emotional universe, beyond the time and context in which it was created. Franz Schubert (1797–1828) holds a unique place in the history of music. Despite an extraordinarily brief life, he left a body of work of exceptional breadth and depth. A child of Biedermeier Vienna, he grew up in an environment where domestic music, the cultivation of the lied, and the practice of chamber music were part of everyday life.

On March 14, 2020, our lives were shaken.

Organized by: Diocese of Mallorca.