Festivals in Sa Pobla
Discover the main festivals, celebrations and traditions of Sa Pobla, municipality of Balearic Islands, in the Balearic Islands.
Local festivals of Sa Pobla
The most representative celebration of Sa Pobla is the Festivals in Sant Antoni. The City Council published an official programme for 2026 held from 7 January to 24, with the revetla and the pyromusical show dedicated to the dimonis.
- Name of the municipality's festivities: Festivals in Sant Antoni de Sa Pobla.
- Main celebration day: 16 and 17 January; The revetla on the 16th concentrates foguerons, compline, dimonis, caparrots and pyromusical, and on the 17th Sant Antoni is celebrated.
- Usual duration: about two weeks in January. The 2026 municipal programme was extended from 7 January to 24.
- Usual places: Plaça Major, Sant Antoni church, streets of the municipality, foguerons distributed throughout the town, Can Planes and other cultural and neighbourhood spaces according to the annual programme.
- Associated traditions: dimonis, caparrots, gegants, foguerons, ximbombes, glosses, completes, beneïdes, correfoc, piromusical, espinagades, coques, torradas and religious and popular acts.
- Who participates: Town Hall, Obreria de Sant Antoni, parish, cultural entities, Dimonis i Tamborers d'Albopàs, musical groups, associations, neighbors, families and visitors.
- Local public holiday: In this intervention, a sufficient official source has not been found to confirm the current local public holidays in Sa Pobla for 2026; It is recommended to check the BOIB or municipal work calendar before planning permits or closures.
- Other cultural events: la municipal page of festivals and traditions mentions Sa Rua, Setmana Santa and Pancaritat de Crestatx, Santa Margalida and Sant Jaume, the festival of the llanternes, Christmas and Three Kings.
- Otras ofertas culturales: the Sant Antoni i el Dimoni Museum, Can Planes, the Rafal cultural centre, the municipal archive, the urban routes, the Jazz Festival and the proposals linked to s'Albufera and the town's heritage.