Mallorca allocates a €40,000 grant for the 65th edition of the Pollença Classical Music Festival

Aug 6, 2026 | Actualidad, Current affairs, Featured, Interview, Portada, Post, Revista Lloseta, Thursday Daily Bulletin, Tradition

Mallorca has approved a €40,000 direct grant for the Town Council of Pollença to support the organisation of the 65th edition of the Pollença Classical Music Festival, one of the island’s longest-running and most prestigious cultural events. The financial contribution will strengthen a landmark edition marking sixty-five years of musical excellence.

The funding will help cover essential expenses related to artist bookings, technical production, logistics and promotional activities, ensuring the successful delivery of a programme that continues to uphold the high standards that have defined the festival throughout its history.

This institutional support reinforces the commitment to preserving and promoting cultural initiatives that form part of Mallorca’s identity while showcasing the island’s artistic and musical heritage to audiences both within and beyond the Balearic Islands.

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Mallorca allocates a €40,000 grant for the 65th edition of the Pollença Classical Music Festival

Since its foundation in 1962, the Pollença Classical Music Festival has earned international recognition by welcoming acclaimed performers and renowned ensembles, while also providing opportunities for emerging talent and increasing the visibility of artists from the Balearic Islands, creating a dynamic platform for artistic exchange.

The concerts will once again take place in the historic Cloister of Sant Domingo, an architectural landmark celebrated for its outstanding acoustics and unique atmosphere, offering audiences an exceptional concert experience in a heritage setting.

Beyond its artistic significance, the festival plays an important role in promoting high-quality cultural tourism and supporting the local economy of Pollença and the surrounding area, attracting visitors who combine their interest in classical music with the discovery of Mallorca’s heritage, gastronomy and cultural attractions.