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<\/p>\nPalma will celebrate the 2026 Month of Childhood and Adolescence throughout November. Organised by Palma City Council through its Department of Education, the initiative will feature more than 100 free activities and events for children, teenagers and families in different neighbourhoods across the city. The programme will run from 4 to 28 November and involve the collaboration of around 60 organisations.<\/p>\n
Linked to the commemoration of Universal Children\u2019s Rights Day, the initiative is being extended this year. Rather than taking place over a single week, it will run throughout almost the entire month. The programme includes cultural, educational and sporting activities, workshops, guided tours, meetings and opportunities for children and young people to get involved.<\/p>\n
This edition brings together different municipal departments, Amiticia, the Balearic Society of Paediatrics and numerous organisations working in the field of childhood and adolescence, as well as the Consell d\u2019Infants i Adolescents.<\/p>\n
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The programme includes activities for families, events aimed at schools and professionals, and numerous community initiatives across Palma\u2019s neighbourhoods.<\/p>\n
Highlights include:<\/p>\n
Fira B! M\u00fasica: from 4 to 7 November.<\/p>\n
Projecte Jove Family Support School: four sessions on Thursdays 5, 12, 19 and 26 November.<\/p>\n
Visit to Can Balaguer: Friday 6 November.<\/p>\n
Nit de les \u00c0nimes: Saturday 7 November at Parc de Sa Riera.<\/p>\n
Family workshops at Es Baluard Museu: Saturdays 7, 14 and 21 November.<\/p>\n
Milla Son Gotleu: Sunday 8 November.<\/p>\n
Spanish Red Cross Parenting School: Monday 9 and 23 November.<\/p>\n
Fencing workshop: Thursday 12 November at CEIPIESO Gabriel Vallseca, with two different formats.<\/p>\n
Visit to Bellver Castle: Friday 13 November.<\/p>\n
\u2018The Magic of Disney\u2019 family concert: Saturday 14 November at Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza, performed by the Palma Municipal Band.<\/p>\n
ME_MMIX Festival: Sunday 15 November at Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza, dedicated to electronic music, mixed music and video projection.<\/p>\n
Family bicycle repair workshop: Monday 16 November at Parc de la Riera, organised by SMAP.<\/p>\n
Chinese culture activities: on 16 and 17 November, organised by Huayue Educational Centre (ACHINIB).<\/p>\n
Sound performance \u2018Words That Sound\u2019: Thursday 19 November at Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza. This educational project by IES Joan Alcover explores the poetry of Joan Alcover.<\/p>\n
Children\u2019s Parliament: Friday 20 November, with representatives from children\u2019s and youth councils, organised by UNICEF and the Parliament of the Balearic Islands.<\/p>\n
Visit to the Coves de G\u00e8nova: Saturday 21 November.<\/p>\n
Modernist route: Monday 23 November.<\/p>\n
\u2018A City Looking Out to Sea\u2019 route: Wednesday 25 November.<\/p>\n
The programme will also include the walk \u2018La Soledad, a neighbourhood to discover\u2019 on Saturday 7 November, offering visitors the chance to learn about the area\u2019s historical, social and architectural development.<\/p>\n
Schools will be able to attend educational concerts by the Palma Municipal Band, scheduled from 10 to 13 November at Teatre Municipal Xesc Forteza. There will be two performances each day, at 10 am and 12 noon.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Fundaci\u00f3 Mir\u00f3 Mallorca will organise an educational programme for schools and social organisations, including visits and activities designed to introduce students to the life and work of Joan Mir\u00f3.<\/p>\n
The Month of Childhood and Adolescence will also feature training activities for professionals working with children and young people. These include a conference by Pepa and Jos\u00e9 Luis Mar\u00edn, scheduled for 19 November at Teatre Mar i Terra, as well as training sessions organised by Projecte Jove.<\/p>\n
In addition, on 25 November, social educator Alejandro P\u00e9rez Cuero will lead the practical workshop \u2018Healthy and Toxic Male Role Models\u2019 at CEIP Joan Cap\u00f3. On 27 November, psychologist Jos\u00e9 Mar\u00eda Ramiro will deliver the session \u2018Unwanted Loneliness in Childhood and Adolescence\u2019 at Flassaders social centre.<\/p>\n
A significant part of the programme will take place in different neighbourhoods across Palma, with initiatives organised by community intervention teams and social organisations.<\/p>\n
Participating areas and projects include PIC Ponent, alongside Fundaci\u00f3 Natzaret; the Ciutat Antiga PIC, with Cruz Roja Juventud; Son Gotleu, with Aldeas Infantiles; Litoral de Llevant, with Espiral; and Mestral\u2019s initiatives, with Na\u00fcm.<\/p>\n
There will also be activities in Pere Garau, through GREC; in Son Rapinya and sa Vileta; and in Camp d’en Serralta, with events taking place at venues such as EI Son Espanyolet, CEIP Santa Catalina and Centre Cultural Madres Escolapias. The programme will also reach Son Sardina, Rafal Nou and Rafal Vell.<\/p>\n
Flassaders social centre will host further awareness-raising and training activities. These include UNICEF\u2019s \u2018My Rights\u2019 exhibition, featuring ten graphic panels; the activity \u2018Building Life Stories\u2019 on 18 November; and the workshop \u2018Parenting Through Connection\u2019, organised by Fundaci\u00f3 Sant Joan de D\u00e9u on 25 November.<\/p>\n
Palma\u2019s neighbourhood centres, known as casales de barri, will join the programme with free workshops focusing on children\u2019s rights and participation, mainly aimed at children aged between 6 and 12.<\/p>\n
Activities will take place at the centres in Camp d’en Serralta, Pere Garau, Sant Jordi, Son C\u00e0naves, S’Escorxador, Santa Catalina and Son Gotleu. Workshops include \u2018Forest Assembly\u2019, \u2018My Rights, My Superpowers\u2019, \u2018Discovering My Voice\u2019 and \u2018Neighbourhood Detectives\u2019.<\/p>\n
The municipal libraries will also offer a special programme featuring storytelling sessions, creative workshops, science activities, games and events to encourage reading.<\/p>\n
Some of the highlights include:<\/p>\n
Coll d’en Rabassa Library: the \u2018Space Rocket!\u2019 workshop and the storytelling session \u2018The City I Love Most\u2019.<\/p>\n
Molinar Library: the \u2018Green Science: Let’s Save Water\u2019 laboratory and the \u2018Mission 2030\u2019 escape room.<\/p>\n
Other municipal libraries: storytelling sessions and workshops at Nou Llevant, Joan Alcover, Josep M. Llompart, Santa Catalina, Son C\u00e0naves, Son Cladera, Son Gotleu, Son Sardina and Son Ximelis.<\/p>\n
The programme also features activities promoting solidarity and inclusion. One of these is the 4th FANtastic Fiesta by Educaclown, taking place on Sunday 15 November, from 9:30 am to 3 pm, in the outdoor car park at FAN Mallorca Shopping.<\/p>\n
Palma Aquarium will also host a range of charity activities on 21 and 22 November, from 10 am to 5:30 pm, in aid of ASPAS Fundaci\u00f3.<\/p>\n
The 2026 Month of Childhood and Adolescence will conclude on Saturday 28 November with a closing celebration at Parc de Sa Riera, from 10 am to 2 pm. The event will offer a wide range of free activities for different age groups.<\/p>\n
Through this initiative, Palma is once again highlighting children\u2019s rights, wellbeing and participation. Since 2018, the city has held UNICEF\u2019s Child Friendly City recognition, awarded to municipalities committed to defending children\u2019s rights, involving them in decisions that affect them and working together to improve their wellbeing.<\/p>\n
Palma City Council also has a Municipal Plan for Childhood and Adolescence 2023\u20132027 in place, developed with the involvement of different municipal departments, social organisations and non-profit associations.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"