La Casa Possible: Can Balaguer
Have you ever wondered how life looked like behind the ancient walls of the medieval buildings in Palma’s casco antiguo? Travel back in time to the 17th century when aristocrats and rich townspeople inhabited the gems of the old town that now…
Veni, vidi, veggie: Bon Lloc
**** After 42 years, Bon Lloc closed its doors for good in January 2021. We terribly miss it. But two great new projects have emerged from it: Ca n’Ela and La Mujer De Verde. **** Sometimes I just have this craving for a burger. Fortunately…
Take another little piece of my art: Art per a la vida 2
It’s often the small things that make a big difference. Like the fine exhibition of screen prints that was inaugurated tonight at Rialto Living. Sixty-two renowned Mallorcan artists each contributed a piece that is dedicated to the work of…
Dancing with the devils: Correfoc
It’s scary as hell but for me the Correfoc in Palma is the highlight of all the Sant Sebastià festivities. Burning torches and a deafening noise of firecrackers are the scenery for the most exciting act: fire-spitting dragons and wildly dancing…
Crazy sexy cool: Amen
**** Sadly, Amen closed for good, recently.**** Costa d’en Brossa is one of those narrow streets that are easy to miss in the maze of Palma’s old town. But it’s worth finding your way around. You’ll discover a couple of small independent…
Coming soon: Almond blossom season
Even though the calendar says it’s still mid January spring has already sent out its messengers. Almond blossoms or a flowering meadow under the blue sky make our hearts jump with joy. And we remember that springtime will be here…
Imagine Dragons: Isla Dragonera
Mallorca‘s South-West is particularly beautiful at the beginning of the year. Nature seems to be a bit further than on other parts of the island, at least in sheltered valleys. At the same time the coast is rougher and wilder and allows a…
Happy New Year: Todo lo mejor para el año 2018!
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