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January Events Guide

An overview of January's 'must-see' events

Local Festivals and Fairs in Mallorca

Local Festivals & Fairs

Our guide to Mallorca's local festivals & celebrations

Weekly Market Days & Times in Mallorca

Markets in Mallorca

Our guide to Weekly Markets in Mallorca

ARTICLES & GUIDES

The beach in Sa Coma

Nit Multicultural 2025 | Festes de Santa Maria | Santa Maria Festival, Sa Coma

24-25 July 2025

Each July, the coastal town of Sa Coma on the eastern shores of Mallorca comes alive with a celebration that reflects the growing diversity and warm hospitality of the region. As part of the Festes de Santa Maria, the Nit Multicultural stands out as one of the most anticipated evenings, blending international food, music, and culture into one vibrant street festival.

The Cossiers’ dance in Algaida

Festa de Sant Jaume 2025 | St James Festival 2025, Alcudia and other areas

25th July 2025

Each summer, Mallorca pulses with energy as the island comes together to honour Sant Jaume (St. James), the patron saint of Alcúdia. On July 25, 2025, the annual Festa de Sant Jaume returns with a special significance: it coincides with the Triennal del Sant Crist, a rare and deeply spiritual event celebrated only every three years. This blend of sacred tradition, local folklore, and vibrant entertainment makes 2025 a remarkable year to experience the festival in all its depth.

The town of Ariany in Mallorca under the moonlight

Fira Nocturna 2025 | Night Fair 2025, Ariany

26 July 2025

Tucked into the serene Pla de Mallorca, the village of Ariany is a quiet gem known for its charming streets, panoramic countryside views, and a warm sense of community. But on one special summer night each year, this sleepy village lights up in a celebration of culture, gastronomy, and Mallorcan tradition: the Fira Nocturna d’Ariany.

The picturesque mountain town of Valldemossa in Mallorca

Festes de la Beata Santa Catalina Tomás 2025 | La Beata Festival 2025, Valldemossa

28 July 2025

Each July, the tranquil mountain village of Valldemossa on the island of Mallorca transforms into a vibrant scene of faith, music, and community as it celebrates one of the Balearic Islands’ most beloved figures—Santa Catalina Tomás, known affectionately as La Beata. This annual festival, held on 28 July, is a unique blend of solemn religious observance and joyful local tradition.

ARTICLES & GUIDES

The Three Kings Parade in Llucmajor in Mallorca

Three Kings — Los Reyes Magos in Mallorca

5 - 6 January 2026

On Mallorca, Christmas magic peaks not on 25 December but on 5–6 January, when Melchior, Gaspar and Balthasar arrive to greet thousands of families. The celebrations mix seaside pageantry with sweet traditions you can taste—literally.

San Sebastian lights and decorations in Palma in Mallorca

Sant Sebastià, Palma and beyond

19 - 20 January 2026

Every January, Mallorca swaps beach towels for bonfires. Nowhere burns brighter than Palma, the island capital, where Festes de Sant Sebastià fills the old town with music stages, crackling foguerons, and a whirling correfoc of devils and dragons. The feast day itself is 20 January, but the city treats the whole fortnight as a rolling party.

A bonfire in the streets of Sa Pobla during the festival of Sant Antoni in Mallorca

Sant Antoni, Sa Pobla & Beyond

16 - 17 January 2026

On two winter nights every January, Mallorca swaps chill for cinders. Demons dance, bonfires roar, and the island’s villages sing, grill, and bless their beasts in honor of Sant Antoni Abat, patron saint of animals. The heart of it all is Sa Pobla, whose celebration has grown into the island’s most spectacular homage to fire and faith.

The traditional Pujada al Pi or Pine Tree Climb in Pollensa

Pujada al Pi | Pine Tree Climb, Pollensa

17 January 2026

Every January 17, deep in the chill of winter, the town of Pollença in northern Mallorca lights up with smoke, music, anticipatory crowds, and one of the island’s most captivating folk spectacles: the Pujada al Pi (the Climb of the Pine). Part religious festival, part wild local challenge, the event is a vivid expression of community, tradition, daring — and just a touch of madness.

MONTHLY FESTIVALS & EVENT GUIDES

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