The Mallorca Sunshine Radio Event Calendar
A light show at the San Cayetano church in Palma, where projections transform the space with moving images, colours, and visual effects.
A provocative and unfiltered carnival party at Amok Club in Palma, featuring house and pop music in an uncensored club atmosphere.
Flamenco show by María Pagés exploring themes of freedom, exclusion and togetherness through dance, music and song.
Around 40 stalls with vinyl, vintage items, toys and clothing at the second-hand market in Sineu. Free entry.
Colourful, loud and full of energy: Lloseta celebrates Carnival 2026 on Sunday afternoon in the heart of Mallorca. Free entry.
Dance with other carnival fans and admire the decorated floats as Carnival returns to Palma on Sunday afternoon. Free entry.
Crispy veal schnitzel, homemade potato salad and freshly tapped beer: Motorworld Mallorca hosts a schnitzel event near Palma airport on Monday lunchtime.
The Gardens of Alfabia are open again after the winter break, offering Arab garden artistry, a pergola walkway with water fountains and a café — a perfect photo spot.
The Rafa Nadal Museum in Manacor presents trophies and tennis history across 1,500 square metres, tracing the journey from training to triumph.
A funeral-style procession carries and burns a giant cardboard sardine in Lloseta, marking the end of the carnival season.
Crispy wood-fired pizza or Italian pasta: “Pasta La Vista” brings both to Motorworld Mallorca in Palma on Friday evening.
Who hasn't heard "Sultans of Swing," "Romeo and Juliet," "Brothers in Arms," "Tunnel of Love," or "Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits? "The Great Songs of Dire Straits" is the new musical show by Óscar Rosende and his new band, Great Straits, a tribute to the successful musical career of Dire Straits. A true sonic […]
Disney and animated film music live in concert with the Film Symphony Orchestra at Auditorium Palma.
Carnival after-party at Pueblo Español in Palma featuring English DJ Eats Everything, awarded ‘Best British DJ’ by DJ Magazine. House and techno.
Charity piano concert at Castillo Hotel Son Vida in Palma with Rafael González Paz, featuring works by Soler, Gershwin, Mozart and Brahms. Proceeds support Fundación Sant Joan de Déu.
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