Dijous Bo – Inca’s Great Fair
Date: Third Thursday of November
Where: Inca
The undisputed highlight of November in Mallorca is Dijous Bo, known as the island’s “Great Fair”. Held on the third Thursday of the month, it transforms the entire town of Inca into a huge open-air market and celebration. Streets overflow with craft stalls, local produce, artisan goods, livestock shows, and equestrian displays, alongside parades, concerts, and exhibitions.
Tens of thousands of people flock to Inca for this annual event, making it the largest fair in Mallorca. For visitors, Dijous Bo is unmissable — a chance to sample local cuisine, shop for traditional crafts, and experience Mallorca’s agricultural roots in a buzzing, festive atmosphere.
Fira de la Muntanya – Mancor de la Vall
Dates: Late November
Where: Mancor de la Vall
In the foothills of the Tramuntana, the small village of Mancor de la Vall celebrates autumn with its Mountain Fair. Centred around the chestnut harvest, the fair features roasted chestnuts, mushroom dishes, artisan goods, and rural exhibitions. Hiking groups and cultural activities tie it back to the mountain lifestyle, creating an authentic local event.
For tourists exploring inland Mallorca, it’s a perfect chance to discover a less-visited village and experience warm community spirit in a rustic mountain setting.
Fiesta of Light – Palma Cathedral
Date: 11 November
Where: La Seu Cathedral, Palma
Twice a year, Mallorca’s Gothic masterpiece hosts a breathtaking natural spectacle: on 11 November (and again on 2 February), sunlight streams through the great rose window of Palma Cathedral, projecting a perfect reflection of colour onto the opposite wall. This creates a glowing “figure eight” of stained-glass patterns, filling the cathedral with kaleidoscopic light.
The Fiesta of Light draws hundreds of visitors to witness this rare phenomenon, which lasts only minutes but leaves a lasting impression. For travellers, it’s a magical and photogenic moment, blending architecture, faith, and nature in one unforgettable experience.
Jazz Voyeur Festival – Palma
Dates: Throughout November
Where: Palma – various venues
The Jazz Voyeur Festival brings international and local jazz talent to Palma each November, with concerts staged in theatres, clubs, and cultural venues across the city. The line-up covers jazz, blues, soul, and gospel, offering both intimate shows and larger performances.
For visitors, it’s an atmospheric way to spend an autumn evening, enjoying world-class music in historic surroundings. Combined with Palma’s lively dining scene, it makes for a perfect cultural night out.
TaPalma – Tapas & Cocktail Festival
Dates: Mid to late November
Where: Palma de Mallorca
Foodies should not miss TaPalma, the island’s biggest tapas and cocktail festival. Restaurants and bars across Palma create special tapas dishes and innovative cocktails, which visitors can sample on a lively city-wide route. Competitions between chefs and bartenders add flair, while the festive atmosphere fills the streets with hungry locals and curious travellers.
For holidaymakers, it’s the ultimate chance to taste Palma’s culinary creativity, hopping between venues and trying everything from modern gourmet bites to traditional Mallorcan recipes.
Christmas Markets – Palma & Across Mallorca
Dates: Late November onwards
Where: Palma (Plaça Major, Plaça d’Espanya) and other towns
As November draws to a close, Mallorca begins its Christmas season with the opening of festive markets. In Palma, stalls line Plaça Major and Plaça d’Espanya, selling handmade crafts, gifts, decorations, and seasonal food. The city also lights up with dazzling Christmas illuminations, turning an evening stroll into a magical experience. Smaller towns such as Alcúdia, Inca, and Manacor host their own markets too.
For visitors, it’s the perfect way to round off the month, sipping mulled wine or hot chocolate while browsing festive stalls beneath Mallorca’s sparkling lights.