Festivals in Selva
Discover the main festivals, celebrations and traditions of Selva, municipality of Balearic Islands, in the Balearic Islands.
Local festivals and other highly sought-after information about Selva
The patron saint's day of the centre of Selva is associated with Sant Llorenc. The 2026 municipal calendar of the City Council includes "Festes de Sant Llorenc a Selva" on 10 August, and the official work calendar of the Government of the Balearic Islands sets that same date for Selva as a local holiday, along with the 19 November, Dijous Bo.
- Name of the municipality's festivities: Festivals in Sant Llorenc in Selva; In addition, each nucleus maintains its own celebrations.
- Dia principal de celebracion: 10 August, Sant Llorenc, for the centre of Selva.
- Duracion habitual: The recent Sant Llorenc programmes extend over several days around the end of July and the first fortnight of August; The official 2023 programme took place from 29 July to 12 August.
- Usual places: Selva, its square and urban environment; For cultural and religious events, the Sant Llorenc church and the municipal spaces indicated in each annual programme stand out.
- Associated traditions: religious activities, popular events, music, family activities and cultural programming according to the current municipal programme.
- Quienes participan: Selva City Council, local entities, associations, neighbors, families and visitors, according to each festival programme.
- Local public holiday: en 2026, para Selva figuran 10 August, San Lorenzo, y 19 November, Dijous Bo; Caimari, Moscari and Biniamar have their own combinations published in the official work calendar.
- Other cultural events: la Fira de Ses Herbes, with editions and programmes published by the City Council, and the Fira de s'Oliva in Caimari.
- Otras ofertas culturales: the Selva Architectural Guide, the weekly market, the municipal library, the tourist routes, the heritage elements of Selva, Caimari, Moscari, Biniamar and Binibona, and the surroundings of the Serra de Tramuntana.