April is a vibrant month in Mallorca, with spring at its peak. Temperatures are pleasant, reaching around 20°C, and the days are longer, allowing visitors to fully enjoy outdoor activities.
Tourist numbers remain moderate, making it an ideal time to explore the island without the summer crowds. Below, we highlight some of the most important events and fairs you shouldn’t miss this month.
Holy Week in Mallorca
Holy Week in Mallorca is a deeply rooted tradition, featuring solemn processions and religious events across the island. The most impressive take place in Palma, where brotherhoods march in robes and hoods, carrying religious images to the sound of drums and candlelight.
- Procesión del Cristo de la Sangre (Maundy Thursday): The most important in Palma, passing through the historic center.
- Procesiones de Viernes Santo: Pollença and Sineu stand out with Passion of Christ reenactments.
- Domingo de Pascua: Masses and celebrations across the island.
During this time, traditional sweets such as panades, robiols, and crespells can be enjoyed in local bakeries.
Palma OnSeason Fest 2025
On April 12 and 13, the iconic Parc de la Mar in Palma will host the Palma OnSeason Fest 2025. Organized by LoMusic and offering free entry and foodtrucks, this festival presents a diverse and vibrant musical lineup. Saturday is dedicated to local and international bands, while Sunday focuses on electronic music with renowned artists.
Concerts at Es Gremi
The Es Gremi Centre Musical is a key venue for Mallorca’s music scene. In April, it hosts various concerts, including MARLENA on April 10 at 8:30 PM, with free admission or La Gran Fiesta del Indie, a tribute to the indie spanish music bands.
Traditional Fairs in Mallorca
Fira Agrícola d’Andratx (April 4-5)
This fair honors the region’s agricultural and livestock traditions. Visitors can see farm animals, agricultural tools, and machinery, both old and modern.
Orange Fair in Sóller (March 27 – April 13)
Sóller hosts its annual fair dedicated to oranges, the region’s iconic fruit. Visitors can taste a variety of orange-based products and participate in citriculture-related activities.
Nautical and Cuttlefish Fair in Alcúdia (April 11-13)
A combination of a nautical exhibition and a gastronomic event focused on cuttlefish, a highly valued ingredient in local cuisine.
Second-Hand Market in Puig de Sant Pere, Palma
This market, which is celebrated the second saturday of each month, is a great place to find second-hand goods and antiques in the charming Puig de Sant Pere neighborhood. A must-visit for collectors and lovers of unique items in a good ambience with food and music.
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