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Nit Multicultural 2026 | Festes de Sa Coma | Sa Coma Festival, Sa Coma

Discover the vibrant Nit Multicultural in Sa Coma during the Festes de Sa Coma on 23–24 July 2026. This unique celebration blends global cuisine, live music, and local traditions, making it one of the top festivals in July in Mallorca. From traditional dances to street food from around the world, it's a highlight among events in Mallorca in July and a must-see for anyone looking for things to do in July in Mallorca.

23 – 24 July 2026

Each July, the coastal town of Sa Coma on the eastern shores of Mallorca comes alive with a celebration that reflects the growing diversity and warm hospitality of the region. As part of the Festes de Sa Coma, the Nit Multicultural stands out as one of the most anticipated evenings, blending international food, music, and culture into one vibrant street festival.

The Nit Multicultural has been a fixture of Sa Coma’s summer festivities since at least 2013, originally conceived as a way to celebrate the area’s cultural diversity – both local and international. What began as a small community gathering has steadily evolved into a major event. By 2018, it featured over 25 stands offering global cuisine, folk music, and traditional dances. Each year, it continues to grow in scale and creativity, now drawing visitors and residents from across the island.

What to Expect in July 2026

The Nit Multicultural takes place on 23rd and 24th July, as part of the week-long celebrations honouring Santa Maria & Sa Coma. The event is hosted along Avinguda de les Palmeres, the main promenade in Sa Coma, which transforms into a bustling hub of food and festivity.

Visitors can sample dishes from 27 food stalls representing countries from – 

Mallorca, Basque Country, Extremadura, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Ireland, Hungary, Greece, Morocco, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, the United States, China and India.

Thursday 23 July

20:00 h – Multicultural Night

Tasting of tapas from different countries and cuisines from around the world

Opening ceremony featuring the giants Jaume Belluguins and Angelina Trebolina, accompanied by Sa Xerebanda. 📍 Avinguda de les Palmeres

20:30 h – Mallorcan Folk Dance Demonstration

“Ball de bot” folk dance demonstration by Va de Jota

📍 Avinguda de les Palmeres

21:00 h – Popular Dance Evening

“Ball de bot” folk dance performance

Featuring the groups:

  • Nirabé

  • Esclafits

  • Castañyetes!

📍 Rotonda de l’Avinguda de les Palmeres

Friday 24 July

20:00 h – Multicultural Night

Tasting of tapas from different countries and cuisines from around the world

📍 Avinguda de les Palmeres

21:00 h – Street Parade

A colourful parade with Kinfumfà Dimonis, accompanied by Batucada Kintrofà.

Route through the Multicultural Night celebrations.

22:00 h – Open-Air Concert

Live music featuring:

  • La Orquesta Mondragón

  • Avalanx

  • DJ Víctor Lozano

📍 Rotonda de l’Avinguda de les Palmeres

Why Visit?

The Nit Multicultural is more than just an event—it’s a snapshot of modern-day Mallorca, where longstanding traditions meet the rhythms and flavours of the world. Visitors will find:

  • An authentic, community-driven atmosphere

  • Welcoming locals and expatriates mingling side-by-side

  • A showcase of culture that’s inclusive and family-friendly

  • Excellent opportunities to try diverse cuisines in one place

Beyond the night itself, the full Festes de Santa Maria offer daytime activities including beach clean-ups, sports tournaments, foam parties, and children’s games—making it an excellent week-long destination for families and groups.

For those visiting Mallorca in July 2026, the Nit Multicultural in Sa Coma is a must-experience event. It offers a rare chance to sample the world in one night—through food, music, and shared celebration. Rooted in tradition but looking outward, it reflects the open, diverse, and community-first spirit of today’s Balearic Islands.

Written by

Claire Miller

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