Demons' correfoc for the Sant Sebastiá fiestas in Palma, Mallorca
Demons' correfoc for the Sant Sebastiá fiestas.
What's on in Mallorca from Friday to Sunday
Climax to Palma's Sant Sebastià fiestas - demons and more demons!
Sant Sebastia fiestas in Palma
A concert for Sant Sebastian at Plaza Cort.
El Drac de na Coca leaves Palma City Hall
Images of the Drac de na Coca, which left Palma City Hall accompanied by a batucada, which led it to Plaça Major. The city of Palma is celebrating the Revetla de Sant Sebastià, which has officially begun with the departure of the Gegants i Capgrossos de la Sala and the lighting of the Fogueró in Plaça Mayor by the Drac de na Coca.
Palma big party night going ahead
The alert for wind is due to be raised to amber from 1am.
A stage for Sant Sebastià fiestas concerts in Palma, Mallorca
The stage in Plaça Cort.
Palma fiesta concerts again threatened by the weather
A yellow alert for high winds will be active from 9pm Thursday.
Dragon of fire for Palma's Sant Sebastià fiestas
Dragons, demons and beasties for the fiestas.
What's on in Mallorca - Sant Sebastià 2023
Events for the Sant Sebastià fiestas (mainly Palma) plus some leftovers for Sant Antoni.
Concert for Sant Sebastià fiestas in Palma, Mallorca
The town hall will be hoping that nothing goes wrong in January 2023.
430,000 euros for Palma's Sant Sebastià concerts in January
The last three concert nights for the Saint Sebastian fiestas have been affected.
The Cavallets dances for Sant Sebastià
The Cavallets dances for Sant Sebastià
Concert for Sant Sebastià fiestas in Palma, Mallorca
Called off in 2021, the year before Storm Gloria caused problems for the concerts.
Palma postpones fiesta concerts
The hope is to reschedule the concerts for early spring.
Barbecue for the Saint Sebastian fiestas in Palma Mallorca
Nothing like this for the party night.
No barbecues for Palma's party night
Masks will be obligatory for the Sant Sebastià concerts.
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