In Spain you can spend every day of summer at a local village fiesta
True. You would need 67 summers attending one festival per day if you wanted to see them all. Surprisingly, no one is known to have done this (yet). So, if you are 10 years old when you read this, here is your world record challange ;)
If you are on holiday in Mallorca, there is some festival somewhere during your time here. Most likely.
Here a list of festivals and village fiestas that might be on when you are here.
Local Festivals in Mallorca 2026
Discover all the major and local festivals in Mallorca for 2026! From Sant Antoni in Manacor to Dijous Bo in Inca, this month-by-month guide details dates, locations, activities, and where to experience the best of Mallorcan culture.
MALLORCA FESTIVALS & LOCAL FESTIVITIES – 2026
Mallorca is famous for its beaches, landscapes, and vibrant festivals. This month-by-month guide for 2026 helps you plan your trip to enjoy both major and local cultural events. All dates are verified with official municipal sources and local newspapers.
JANUARY 2026
Sant Antoni Abat – 16–17 January
Where: Sa Pobla, Manacor, Artà, Pollença, Muro, Son Servera, Palma & others
Description: Mallorca’s iconic winter festival celebrating animals, fire, music, and folklore. Includes bonfires (foguerons), demon figures (dimonis), live folk music, and blessing of animals.
Setting: Outdoors – village squares and streets
Source: CAIB Calendar
Sant Sebastià – 20 January
Where: Palma, Deià, Costitx, Es Capdellà, Palmanyola
Description: Patron saint of Palma. Celebrations include open-air concerts, fireworks, and cultural performances.
Setting: City squares and outdoor stages
Source: Palma City Council | CAIB Calendar
Sant Julià i Santa Basilissa – 22 January
Where: Campos
Description: Local patron saints celebrated with religious ceremonies and small festivities.
Setting: Church and town centre
Source: Ajuntament de Campos | CAIB Calendar
FEBRUARY 2026
Carnaval / Darrers Dies – Mid-February
Where: Palma, Manacor, Inca, villages island-wide
Description: Mallorca’s Carnival before Lent. Features costume parades (Sa Rua), children’s events, satirical floats, and “Burial of the Sardine”.
Setting: Outdoor town centre parades
Source: Palma Carnival | Manacor | Ultima Hora
Local Winter Festius – 5 & 27 February
Where: Sencelles, Biniali
Description: Minor patron or seasonal holidays with village gatherings and cultural acts.
Setting: Village centres
Source: CAIB Calendar
MARCH 2026
Dia de les Illes Balears – 1 March
Where: Across Mallorca
Description: Celebration of Balearic autonomy with cultural exhibitions, music, dance, and family-friendly activities.
Setting: Public squares and cultural venues
Source: CAIB
APRIL 2026
Semana Santa (Holy Week) – Late March–Early April
Where: Palma, Pollença, Artà, Manacor
Description: Religious processions with candle-light, drummers, and historic brotherhoods.
Setting: Streets and churches
Source: Diocesis de Mallorca | Artà Town Hall | Manacor
Sant Marc – 25 April
Where: Sineu
Description: Agricultural festival with blessing of animals and traditional food.
Setting: Town square and church
Source: Ajuntament de Sineu | CAIB Calendar
MAY 2026
Sant Isidre (Farmers’ Day) – 15 May
Where: Felanitx (s’Horta, Cala Ferrera)
Description: Patron saint of farmers celebrated with religious services and rural traditions.
Setting: Church and village centre
Source: Felanitx Town Hall | CAIB Calendar
JUNE 2026
Sant Joan – 24 June
Where: Palma, Deià, Calvià, coastal towns
Description: Summer solstice celebration with beach bonfires, fireworks, and night swimming.
Setting: Beaches, ports, town squares
Source: Calvià | Palma | CAIB Calendar
Mallorca Live Festival – 12–14 June
Where: Calvià
Description: International music festival with large outdoor concerts and famous artists.
Setting: Festival grounds
Source: Calvià Town Hall | Mallorca Live Festival
JULY 2026
Mare de Déu del Carme – 16 July
Where: Porto Cristo, coastal towns
Description: Patron saint of fishermen with boat processions and religious ceremonies.
Setting: Port and harbour
Source: Manacor | VisitManacor
Sant Jaume – 25 July
Where: Manacor
Description: Patron saint festival with concerts and cultural events.
Setting: Town squares
Source: Manacor | VisitManacor
AUGUST 2026
Mare de Déu d’Agost – 15 August
Where: Island-wide
Description: Assumption of the Virgin Mary with religious processions and evening celebrations.
Setting: Churches and plazas
Source: CAIB Calendar
Sant Bartomeu – 24 August
Where: Sóller, Capdepera, Valldemossa
Description: Summer town fiestas with concerts, fireworks, and community meals.
Setting: Town centres
Source: Sóller | Capdepera | Valldemossa
SEPTEMBER 2026
Sa Vermada – 25 September
Where: Binissalem
Description: Traditional grape harvest festival with wine tastings and folk dances.
Setting: Streets and local bodegas
Source: Binissalem
Sant Miquel – 29 September
Where: Llucmajor, Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
Description: Patron saint fiestas with traditional fairs and music.
Setting: Town squares
Source: Llucmajor | Sant Llorenç
OCTOBER 2026
Sa Fira – 22 October
Where: Campos
Description: Agricultural and artisan fair with market stalls and local food.
Setting: Outdoor fairgrounds
Source: Ajuntament de Campos
NOVEMBER 2026
Dijous Bo – November (Thursday)
Where: Inca
Description: Largest traditional fair on Mallorca with livestock exhibitions, gastronomy, and island-wide attendance.
Setting: Entire town
Source: Ajuntament d’Inca | Dijous Bo
DECEMBER 2026
Local Winter Patron Festivals – 4–10 December
Where: Vilafranca de Bonany, Lloret de Vista Alegre
Description: Patron saint celebrations with religious acts and local gatherings.
Setting: Churches and plazas
Source: Vilafranca de Bonany | Lloret de Vista Alegre | CAIB Calendar
Planning Tip: Many festivals span multiple days and include parades, markets, and local cuisine. Always check official town websites for full program details and start times.