The emblematic Las Dalias Market of Ibiza arrives in Mallorca
The spirit of Ibiza lands in Mallorca! Las Dalias On The Road comes to Recinto Ferial El Molino in Santa Ponsa (Calvià) on May 22, 23 and 24, 2026. After its successful editions in cities such as Madrid and Amsterdam, this iconic hippy market returns to the Mediterranean to celebrate a natural connection between “sister islands.” The event will offer a full day of immersion in Ibizan culture.
This is not a simple replica, but the real transfer of the Las Dalias DNA directly from the White Island. The event will feature the participation of artisans, designers, and long-standing vendors who will showcase their talent and unique products. To ensure the authenticity of the experience, they will travel from Ibiza to recreate the bohemian and Mediterranean lifestyle that defines us.
The program is designed to offer a multisensory experience that goes far beyond a traditional artisan market. Visitors will enjoy live music, DJ sessions, roaming performers, and iconic island rituals. In addition, the venue will include a Kids Area, a diverse gastronomic offering, and special evening events, turning each day into a celebration of free spirit and community.
Las Dalias on the Road is a project that brings the essence of the iconic Ibiza market to international stages.
In 2010 and 2011, we landed at the Palacio de los Deportes – WiZink Center in Madrid, transforming the venue into a vibrant mosaic of music, art and craftsmanship with more than a hundred stalls.
Years later, between 2014 and 2016, the magic of Las Dalias settled at the Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam, an emblematic cultural hub where thousands of visitors experienced the unique spirit of Ibiza beyond the island.
Before and after these milestones, the project also traveled in a smaller format to Naples, Marbella, Milan, London and Berlin, consolidating Las Dalias as a cultural bridge that celebrates creativity and connects people and experiences in every destination it reaches.
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We recommend avoiding peak hours (Saturdays from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.), as significant traffic congestion occurs. Additionally, we may need to close the market entrance if full capacity is reached.
