2.5.2019The Vegans Of Old Muro The Sant Francesc fair in Muro is described as being one of Majorca's most important and oldest fairs. It owes its traditions to the vegans of the Minims Order. Full article
23.4.2019Sant Jordi: Conquest, A Book And A Rose The Day of Sant Jordi (Saint George) is more about the book and the rose than the saint's protection during the 1229 conquest and his links with Aragon and Catalonia. Full article
17.4.2019Blood Brothers: Guilds and Easter Processions The guild brotherhoods play a key role in Majorca's Easter celebrations. Over the centuries, the brotherhoods have experienced rise, fall and revival. Full article
7.4.2019A Port From Ninety Years Ago In 1928, the mayor of Sa Pobla had a plan to establish a port in Sa Pobla - a river port. Full article
2.4.2019Jump Around: Ball de Bot It isn't clear when what we might call the Majorcan folk dance movement really took hold, but the assumption is that the tradition - a relatively widespread tradition - is no more than two hundred years old. Full article
24.3.2019Praying For Miracles Nowadays there are detailed forecasts and analyses of aquifer capacities, there are desalination plants, there are meteorological models. Back then, all they had were prayers. Full article
18.3.2019Saint Patrick and Majorca's Irish ties The historical links with Ireland are there, even if they weren't to mean the firm establishment of a celebration of Saint Patrick. For that, one needs to come up to more modern times and to Santa Ponsa. Full article
11.3.2019The "Carrusel de Mallorca", the greatest fun fair in Majorca In 1972 the announcement was made of the opening of the "Carrusel de Mallorca", the greatest fun fair in Majorca. Full article
3.3.2019The Forgotten Jack Bilbo Jack Bilbo had a bar that was "a meeting place for all the lunatics in the world". Full article
7.2.2019The survivor from Majorca's nineteenth century banking The sole survivor is a local savings bank that was founded with modest and philanthropic ambitions. Full article
25.1.2019The Little Known History Of Majorcan Punk Majorca, it would seem, did not provide much impetus for punk music, but if the scene on the island wasn't particularly dynamic, there were the groups who came to Majorca to liven it up. Full article
22.12.2018The Disputed Origin Of The Majorcan Sibil·la The small monastery on top of the the Puig de Pollença (Puig de María) is believed to have been where the chant originated. Full article