Your Ultimate Guide to Mallorca

This is a group therapeutic space dedicated to deepening self-awareness through a more conscious, sensitive, and respectful listening to the body. From a Gestalt and psycho-corporal approach, we will use music, movement, breathing, and sensitization exercises to become aware of those automatisms and tensions that keep us from living the present more fully. As we expand our capacity for bodily listening, we regain sensitivity and create space to recognize, feel, and attend to the sensations, emotions, and needs that inhabit us in a more authentic way. We offer a trauma-sensitive space, where we prioritize gentle and respectful work with individual rhythms, fostering an experience of safety, trust, and care. An invitation to return to the essentials, reclaiming the body as a source of information, regulation, and support. Only 2 spots left!! Limited spaces · Small and welcoming group Prior interview required More information and registration: ALEJANDRO 619 97 95 66 (WhatsApp)

The 2026 cultural program of the Fundació Miró Mallorca will include the permanent exhibition La guspira Màgica II, which will open in March 2026 at the Espai Estrella.

Resource box designed by artist Marijo Ribas and aimed at secondary school, high school, and vocational training teachers.

Català Roig holds an important place in ceramics, having inherited a way of understanding the craft of pottery from a spiritual perspective, closely linked to a philosophy of life, which dignifies the simple object born from the wheel and elevates it to a new dimension in the field of art.

"From Earth to Sky" presents a selection of works by Joan Pere Català Roig, one of the prominent names in contemporary ceramics in Mallorca, at the Capella de la Misericòrdia in Palma.

The Micro-concerts at CaixaForum Palma offer a fresh way to experience live music, with intimate, small-scale performances that bring audiences closer to the artists.

Illes Balears Symphony Orchestra presents its 2026–2027 subscription season, a new program that brings together some of the biggest names in international classical music alongside a broad symphonic repertoire.

Date: from 27 October 2026 to 26 February 2027. Time: Monday to Friday, 09:30–13:30. Place: Palma Municipal Archive, c. de l’Almudaina, 9 (Can Bordils building). Price: free entry.

TaPalma 2026 celebrates its 21st edition in Palma, establishing itself as one of the island's major gastronomic events.