8.11.2019Santa Maria la Major: The coronation and the fiestas Over 20,000 people were packed into a football ground for the coronation of an image of the Virgin Mary. Full article
30.10.2019The Founding Of The Seventh Art Away from Palma, the Teatre-Cine Recreatiu in Llucmajor led the way on the island for what was being called the seventh art. Full article
19.10.2019Majorca's Greatest Celebrity Errol Flynn had an association with the island during the 1950s that surpassed pretty much any other celebrity link that had preceded him or was to come after him. Full article
11.10.2019Deià And Art Tourism Deià had its "school" of artists in the same way that Pollensa did, yet it is Pollensa which enjoys far greater prominence for having been at the centre of artistic promotion. Full article
5.10.2019Visions Of An Orchestra The Balearic Symphony Orchestra, of which Majorca is rightfully proud, owes much to the vision of three contemporaries - Antoni Noguera, Josep Tous and Josep Balaguer. Full article
28.9.2019A Majorcan World Viewed Through Wine The Majorcan "Weltanschauung" (world view), Josep Maria Llompart said, can be observed "through the transparencies of a glass of red wine". Full article
21.9.2019How To Create A Tradition The dances of the Archangels in Calonge for the Sant Miquel fiestas were created ten years ago. Full article
13.9.2019The School Built Like A Palace The architect responsible for the school in Sa Pobla also designed what became the royal residence in Palma. Full article
7.9.2019When They Cycled In A Theatre There were races in Lloseta in 1927. The only thing was that the bikes didn't go anywhere. Full article
29.8.2019Majorca's Culture Club While Spain was progressing in the 1980s because of a counter-culture movement, Majorca was undergoing a cultural revival. Full article
22.8.2019The Demon And Wheels On Fire The rodelles fire wheels and the solitary demon have been features of Majorca's fiestas for centuries. Full article
14.8.2019The Pianist Of Pollensa In the nineteenth century, greats of the piano in Majorca were few and far between. Miquel Capllonch was one of them. Full article