Ses Salines, a charming town on the island of Mallorca, celebrates its 101st anniversary as an independent municipality in 2026. However, its story began long before, in the hands of generations of farmers, fishermen, and artisans who shaped the land and its people. The Fira-Espectacle is more than a fair—it’s a vivid celebration of community, culture, and continuity. This year’s event carries even deeper meaning, serving as a tribute to a century of resilience and a celebration of Ses Salines’ unique identity through performances, artisan showcases, exhibitions, music, and more.

Nestled in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, the picturesque village of Estellencs becomes a vibrant hub of gastronomy and culture each May 1st, as it hosts the annual Fira del Vi i del Formatge. Since its inception in 2009, this beloved spring fair has blossomed into a must-visit event, drawing both locals and tourists eager to indulge in Mallorca's rich culinary heritage.

Each May, the valley town of Sóller bursts into colour, music, and tradition to honour one of the most significant events in its history — the legendary defence against the 1561 corsair attack. The festival of Sa Fira and Es Firó is more than a historical re-enactment. It’s a living tribute to Sóller's resilience, cultural pride, and vibrant community spirit.

The Fira de Maig (May Fair) in Campanet, Mallorca, is a cherished annual event that celebrates the town's rich agricultural heritage, artisanal crafts, and vibrant community spirit. Scheduled for the second weekend of May, the 2026 edition promises a delightful blend of tradition, culture, and festivity.

Each May, the quaint village of Capdepera, nestled in the northeastern corner of Mallorca, transforms into a living tapestry of the Middle Ages. The Mercat Medieval—Capdepera’s beloved Medieval Market—is more than a fair; it’s a full-scale historical celebration that invites locals and visitors alike to walk through time.

Each spring, the historic town of Alcúdia on Mallorca's northern coast bursts into life with the colours, rhythms, and flavours of southern Spain during its annual Feria de Abril. Scheduled for 22 - 24 May 2026, this beloved festival transforms the town into a lively Andalusian enclave, offering an immersive cultural experience for locals and visitors alike.

On the weekend of 23rd and 24th May 2026, Port de Pollença celebrates its deep-rooted maritime heritage with a vibrant two-day event. From traditional tuna cutting demonstrations and gourmet show cooking by acclaimed chefs to hands-on workshops, boat excursions, and live music, this gathering brings together the rich culture, cuisine, and community spirit of the bay. Whether you're a food lover, sea enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique local experience, the programme offers something for everyone — all set against the stunning coastal backdrop of northern Mallorca.

Set against the backdrop of one of Mallorca’s most picturesque towns, the Pollença Wine Fair returns for its 23rd edition on 25 - 26 April, 2026, promising an exceptional weekend of wine, culture, and community. Held in the historic Cloister of Sant Domingo, this annual event has grown from a local celebration of Mallorcan viticulture into a highly anticipated gathering with both regional and international appeal.