Saint John's Eve in Palma: fire, music and a street party by the sea

🔥 Palma celebrates one of the most anticipated nights of the summer with a grand Revetla de Sant Joan in the Parc de la Mar, in front of the Cathedral and next to the sea.

The event will take place on Tuesday, June 23rd, starting at 8:00 PM, with a program that blends folk tradition, fire, live music, and a festive atmosphere for all ages. The evening will begin with the lighting of the bonfire using the Flame of the Tongue and will continue with a children's fire run, traditional dance, a proclamation, a monologue, another fire run, and a concert by Xanguito.

It is one of the most emblematic plans to experience Sant Joan in Mallorca: demons, music, fire and one of the most special postcards of Palma as a backdrop.

🎶 Program

📅 Tuesday, June 23

🕗 20:00

🔥 Lighting of the bonfire with the Flame of the Llengua.

🔥 20:15

👧 Children's Correfoc with the Enfocats, Kinfumfa, Petits Encabritats and Realment Cremats colles.

🎶 21:00

💃 Bot ball with Al-Mayurqa.

🎤 22:00

Opening speech of the festivities and satirical monologue by Santi Liébana, with the participation of Cristina Francioli.

👹 22:30

Correfoc with collas de dimonis and besties de foc.

🎸 23:30

Xanguito concert.

🍻 During the night

Food and drinks at affordable prices.

✅ Why go

Because it's the big night of Sant Joan in Palma: fire, music, folk culture, and an open-air party in one of the city's most beautiful spots. Parc de la Mar becomes the meeting point to experience the tradition with concerts, fire runs, and a lively festival atmosphere.

✖️ Things to keep in mind

For fire runs, it's advisable to wear cotton clothing, long sleeves, closed shoes, and protect your eyes and head. It's also recommended to keep your distance if you're with small children, pets, or people sensitive to noise.

As it is one of the most crowded events of Sant Joan in Palma, it is best to arrive early and check for possible road closures or access changes in the Parc de la Mar area.

Discover all the events of Nit de San Joan in Mallorca here