🏝 Balearic Islands Day 2026 in Palma: Full Program and Activities

What is celebrated on March 1 in Mallorca?

On March 1, 2026, the Balearic Islands Day will be celebrated, marking the anniversary of the Statute of Autonomy of the Balearic Islands.

It is a public holiday throughout the archipelago, with the city of Palma hosting most of the official events and becoming the center of the festivities.

Palma’s Balearic Islands Day 2026 Program

The celebrations run from late February to March 2, with the main day being March 1.

🏛 Institutional events

• Ramon Llull Awards and Gold Medals ceremony

• Official government events

• Cultural and musical performances

🛍 Artisan market and local products

Highlights in Palma include:

• Over 150 craft stalls

• Local food and specialty products

• Typical Mallorcan cuisine

• Traditional demonstrations

Key locations include Parc de la Mar and the historic city center.

🎶 Music, culture, and family activities

The 2026 program features:

• Outdoor concerts

• Traditional dances

• Kids’ workshops

• Sports activities

• Cultural exhibitions

It’s a day for both residents and visitors to experience Balearic identity and traditions.

Is March 1 a holiday in Mallorca?

Yes, Balearic Islands Day is a regional public holiday in:

• Mallorca

• Menorca

• Ibiza

• Formentera

Most shops are closed, although restaurants and tourist areas remain open.

Experience the Diada in Palma

March 1 is the perfect opportunity to enjoy Palma in a festive, cultural, and family-friendly atmosphere. The city combines tradition, music, and gastronomy in one of the Balearic Islands’ most emblematic celebrations.