Sant Antoni and the Fires of Abstinence
Yet who was this sainted man? And what made him so intriguing to the people of Mallorca, that his existence is still been celebrated 1,660 years after his death?
The first fiestas of the year
An image used for the January patron fiestas in Campos shows a jolly gentleman and a smiling lady.
Bonfires, barbecues, and beyond: Soller's January extravaganza
This is an extremely busy time of year for celebrations and observances.
Festiviy of Saint Ursula
Buñuelos de viento or filled doughnut have been on sale for a few days now leading to the festivity of Saint Ursula.
A British martyr and a load of doughnuts in Mallorca
Every year on the 21st of October the Day of the Virgins is celebrated, which coincides with the feast of the martyr Saint Ursula. Doughnuts (buñuelos), carnations and serenades are the stars of this Mallorcan tradition.
Summer’s coming and so are the fiestas
The summer is one long fiesta, and it’s all thanks to the saints.
Sant Marçal church
Sant Marçal church.
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Comment
Come on, what’s your favourite ‘Saints day’?
I noticed that there were quite a few celebrations linked to St George that happened here on the island.
Frank Leavers26/04/2024 10:05