Things to do from 2 to 8 November

Where are we going this week? Tapas, music and things to do in Mallorca
3 to 8 November 2026

November begins with plenty of reasons to go out: a tapas route around Palma, concerts to reconnect with live music, comedy and activities to enjoy with the little ones. We have selected some of the events from the onanam.com agenda to make it easier for you to decide where to go this week.

🍴 A week for a tapas route

From 4 to 8 November, TaPalma invites you to discover Palma through its food route. The perfect excuse to meet up with friends, try different creations and let the next bite decide your next stop. Check the participating establishments and their opening times before setting off.

🎷 Wednesday, an afternoon of jazz

You don’t have to wait until Friday for a great plan. On Wednesday 4, the Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza de Palma hosts Kintsugi, Alex Abril and Benjamín Aedo from 5.30 pm, followed by Lucía Rey Quartet and Fábio Leandro from 7.45 pm. A chance to discover new sounds and be surprised by contemporary jazz.

🎻 Friday, the Symphony Orchestra in Manacor

On Friday 6 at 7.30 pm, the Auditori de Manacor welcomes the Orquestra Simfònica de les Illes Balears, with guitarist José María Gallardo and conductor Gianna Fratta. The programme includes Concierto de Aranjuez and works by Gallardo, Ravel and Albéniz. A relaxed way to begin the weekend.

🍷 Saturday, crafts and wine in Inca

On Saturday 7, we can start with the Fireta d’època, scheduled from 9 am, with crafts and a lively street atmosphere.

In the afternoon, from 6.30 pm, the Quarter General Luque hosts the Nit del Vi Inca 2026. The event celebrates ten years with more than twenty Mallorcan wineries, live music and solidarity food in aid of Mater. A good reason to take a trip to Inca and discover the wine produced on the island.

🕯️ Saturday afternoon, Sineu in a different light

On Saturday 7, from 6.30 to 9.30 pm, Contrallum Sineu 2026 invites us to discover the village from a different perspective. The Nit de Llums i Patrimoni transforms corners of Sineu along a route with eleven stops where light, art and heritage take centre stage. A plan for an unhurried stroll and a chance to be surprised by the illuminated streets.

🎤 Jaume Anglada: thirty years of songs

Also on Saturday 7 at 7 pm, Jaume Anglada takes to the Sala Gran stage at the Teatre Principal de Palma with Trenta anys després, al Principal. A concert looking back over his career, revisiting familiar songs and celebrating three decades of music.

😂 A dose of comedy with Clara Ingold

If an evening of laughter appeals more, Clara Ingold presents Paloma de parque at Son Amar on Saturday 7 at 7.30 pm, as part of the FesJaJá festival. Stand-up, music and absurd humour exploring the contradictions of an entire generation. Recommended for ages 14 and over.

🫧 Sunday with the family

On Sunday 8 at 12.30 pm, CantaJuego brings Bombolles to the Trui Teatre de Palma: music, play and emotions to share with the little ones.

If you prefer an afternoon of theatre, at 6 pm, the Sala La Fornal de Manacor presents L’ombra d’una alzina, by Teatre Nu, as part of the Festival de Teatre Familiar de Manacor. Recommended for ages 5 and over.

💃 Shall we finish the weekend with a dance?

On Sunday 8 at 5.30 pm, the plaça de sa Cabana, in Marratxí, hosts a dance with Es Raiguer and S’Estol Porrerenc, as part of the autumn cycle of traditional dances. A free event to enjoy the island’s music and dance.

Do you know where you’re going? Find these events and more ideas at onanam.com and check the details, availability and tickets before heading out.

The times indicated are Mallorca local time.