What's On Today: Saturday, November 07, 2009

Popular second-hand outdoor market. Ideal for seekers of curiosities. At the Ses Eres garden, Sant Francesc Xavier. Time: from 11:00 to 14:00.

The Natural Park is situated in area that lies between southern Ibiza and northern Formentera, the natural park also includes the sea channel that separates both islands. It encompasses 2,838.44 hectares of land and some 9,012 hectares of water. Every Saturday, guided tours are held around the Ses Salines Natural Park. These tours help visitors discover this important ecosystem. You will need to book in advance by calling the Park offices. Tel: 971 301 460, Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 15:00.

The permanent collection includes 130 paintings by Narcís Puget Viñas and Narcís Puget Riquer. At Museu Puget, Carrer de Sant Ciriac 18, Dalt Vila. Times: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-13:30, Tuesday-Friday 17:00-20:00. Mondays and holidays closed.

House Music. Matinée DJs are J. Louis, Taito Tikaro, Andre Vicenzzo, Paco Maroto and friends. Performances by Vanesa Klein, Luca G and Clarence. At Amnesia Ibiza, Carretera Ibiza a San Antonio Km 5. Tel: 971 198 041.

Flea Market at Ramblas, starts at 10:00.

Set in a beautiful landscape, the private cultural foundation Jakober was created in 1993 by the British artist couple Ben Jakober and Yannick Vu. The main houses the Karlweis Wing, where the largest collection in the world of paintings, sculptures and drawings by Domenico Gnoli are on show. There are also works by Fabrizio Plessi, Alan Rath, Miralda, Meret Oppenheim, Takis and Ben Jakober, Yannick Vu. The exhibition "Nins" offers not only interesting aspects of the art of the portrait painting from the 16th to the 19th century, it also shows the world of the children from the different periods. The Sokrates hall aims to become a space for reflection featuring tribal masks in dialogue with contemporary works by Dolores Vita and M.Barceló amongst others. At Sa Bassa Blanca Museum, Finca Sa Bassa Blanca, Es Mal Pas, Alcudia. Times: Closed on Sundays, Mondays and public holidays. Tuesdays are open days with no entry fee for Nins and the Sculpture Park. From Wednesday to Saturday guided tours by appointment only. Cost: €9 one exhibition, €12 two exhibitions and €15 whole day voucher. Children up to 10 free. Tel: 971 549 880.

At Ca’n Nyeco, Carrer de St Vicenç 6. Times: Monday, Tuesday, Friday-Sunday 10:00-14:00 and 15:30-18:30. Wednesday and Thursday closed. Cost: €3,50 adults and €3,00 kids.

Galeria Joan Melià presents 18 new works by Catalan artist Montserrat Clausells. At Galería Joan Melià, Castellet 29. Times: Tuesday-Saturday 16:30-20:30. Tel: 971 544 900.

Live music every night with South African singer Lisa Theunissen. At Teatre Pereira, calle Conde Roselló 3. Cost: Free. Tel: 971 304 432.

Located on the southside of the Tramontana Mountains only 30 minutes from Palma, the CCA Andratx art centre is dedicated to the creation and exhibition of contemporary art. To the general public it offers a unique cultural experience, whereas the studio program is open to national and international artists. This museum organises 3–4 international exhibitions per year, showing challenging artistic projects and experiments in a wide range of media. Location: CCA Andratx, calle Estanyera 2. Times: Tuesday to Friday from 10:30 to 19:00. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10.30 to 16:00. Monday closed. Tel: 971 137 770.

Danish artist and designer Lin Utzon has worked and lived on Mallorca for many years and this exhibition reflects her inspiration from the Mallorquin culture, its expression and beautiful palette in her ceramic works and drawings. The exhibition features a new series of major ceramic works, many being exhibited for the first time, porcelaine works, drawings and gouache. At CCA Andratx, calle Estanyera 2. Times: Tuesday to Friday from 10:30 to 19:00. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10.30 to 16:00. Monday closed. Opening on September 19th at 20:00. Tel: 971 137 770.

"Swing 39" will fill Sa Nau with the seductive sounds of gypsy music from the east of Europe, infused with echoes of Django Reinhardt. With Pedro Riestra on guitar, Sergiu Chitan on violin, Woytech Sobolewski on bass and David Aguiló on Spanish guitar. At Sa Taronja, Andalucía 23. Time: doors open at 20:00, concert at 21:30. Cost: members €8, non-members €10. Tel: 971 136 368.

At Auditorium Sa Màniga, Carrer de son galta 4, Cala Millor. Cost: Free of charge. Tel: 971 587 373.

If you are interested in learning Spanish and you are registered as a Calvia resident, Calvia are offering free Spanish classes commencing in September 2009 and January 2010. Contact Angela Guerrero at Calvia Town Hall, Foreign Residents Department, tel: 971 139 119 or email aguerrero@calvia.com .

Disco classics every Saturday. At Mood Beach Bar, Costa D'en Blanes. Time: 20:00-03:00. Cost: Free entrance. Tel: 971 676 456.

Through this relaxing trip across the firmament, you will discover the main stars and constellations, the Milky Way and its nebulas and you will learn how to find the pole star. At the Mallorca Planetarium, Camí de l'Observatori, 07144 Costitx. Time: 20:00. Tel: 971 513 344.

Every Saturday. New modern dance classes for children ages 4-12. First class on Saturday 20th September is free for all. Classes are held in English and Spanish. Location: Colege Sant Bonaventura, Calle Convento 25, Time: 10:30-11:30. 07620, Llucmajor, Mallorca. Event Dates: For more info contact Julie: 661 942 180 or email medmodelsmallorca@hotmail.com.

Location: Pickles Dance Studio, Avenida Notario Alemany 1. 13:00-14:00. Cost €8 per child. See website for full details.

Something quite different. A maze that will test and amaze you. Be prepared to meet monsters of the night! Entertainment for kids, clowns, magicians and witches. Afternoon and night shows Times: 16:00 & 20:30. Great for families. Groups and private parties catered for. Location: Calle Anecs s/n, Playa de Muro, Mallorca. Contact: 971 893 190.

Flea market at Avinguda Gabriel Alomar i Villalonga. Open 08:00–14:00.

Fish market at Es Moll de Pescadors. Open Monday to Saturday from 06:00.

Location: Ses Voltes, Parc de la Mar s/n. Palma de Mallorca. Times: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00-20:30. Sunday and public holidays 10:00-13:45. Contact: 971 728 739.

Permanent exhibtion. Prehistory, archeology, medieval and contemporary art. Location: Calle Portella, 5. Palma de Mallorca.

Art centre. Location: Calle Uniò, 3. Palma de Mallorca. Times: Monday - Friday 11:00-13:30 then 17:30-20:30. Saturdays 11:00-13:30.

Permanent exhibition of paintings. Location: Calle Ciutat de Quètaro, 3. Palma de Mallorca. Times: Monday - Friday 09:30-13:00 then 15:00-18:00. Saturday 10:30-13:00.

Permanent exhibition, Fondo de pintura de la Galería. Location: Calle Tous i Maroto, 1. Palma de Mallorca. Times: 10:30-13:30 then 16:30-20:30. .

Built at the beginning of the 20th century by the great Catalan architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, the four-story building's sculpted facade is the best example of modernism on the island. Today the home of the CaixaForum Palma, the building's interiors have been restored to house a contemporary art library, changing exhibitions and a collection of works by local painter Anglada Camarasa. Location: Caixaforum Palma, Plaça Weyler 3. Time: Monday to Saturday 10:00-21:00, Sundays & holidays 10:00-14:00. Cost: Free. Tel. 971 178 500.

Within the historical centre of Palma de Mallorca, you will discover the Palau March Museum, right beside the Cathedral and Almudaina Palace. The Museum exhibits exceptional contemporary collections, containing sculptures by Rodin, Chillida and Henry Moore among others, an 18th Century NeapolitanNativity Scene, one of the latest wall murals by Josep Maria Sert. As well as Salvador Dali's remarkable Collection of lithographs: Alchemy and Eternity. Bibliophilyand Art: Bartolomé March Foundation's treasures and books from the 12th & 16th centuries. The Palace has also a room showcasing a unique Majorcan Cartography collection. All this is integrated within the exceptional design of March Palace, built in 1945. A walk along Carrer Palau Reial provides a fascinating insight into Palma, past and present. Location: Carrer Palau Reial, 18. Palma de Mallorca. Contact: 971 711 122. Times: Monday-Friday (November-March) 10:00-17:00. Monday -Friday (April-October) 10:00-18:30. Saturdays 10:00-14:00. Closed on Sundays and the following holidays: 1st& 6th January, 5th& 6th April, 1stOctober, 6th 8th25th 26th December.

Exhibition featuring works by 12 artists from different generations and backgrounds, which together offer a living discourse on our society. All of them belong to La Caixa Foundation Contemporanean Art Collection and advocate greater awareness of the complex social situation in which we live. At Caixaforum Palma, Plaça Weyler 3. Time: Monday to Saturday 10:00-21:00, Sundays & holidays 10:00-14:00. Cost: Free. Tel. 971 178 500.

Tribute exhibition to John Buscema, creator of mythical characters such as Silver Surfer, Conan the Barbarian and The Four Fantastic amongst others. At Casal Solleric, Paseo del Born 27. Times: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-14:00 and 17:00-21:00, Sundays and holidays 10:00-13:30. Cost: Free. Tel: 971 722 092.

Exhibition featuring works by 2 young artists, Yenting Chung and Michelle Yu. They explore the metamorphosis at the borders between humanity and animalism. At ABA Contemporani, Plaza Porta Santa Catalina 21. Times: Monday-Saturday 11:00-14:00 and 17:00-20:30. Cost: Free. Tel: 971 717 835.

A new vision of Es Baluard's permanent collection. It features 65 works by 40 different artists including Marina Abramovic, Helena Almeida, Anglada Camarasa, Miquel Barceló, Boltanski, Joan Ramon Bonet, Pepe Cañabate, Anthony Caro, Toni Catany and Sorolla. At Es Baluard, Museu d'Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma, Plaça Porta Santa Catalina 10. Times: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 21:00; Fridays & Saturdays of July and August until 00:00. Cost: €6, €4 temporary exhibition. Reduced €4,50 and €3. Tel: 971 908 200.

Exhibition featuring works by Munich-based Nina Hoffmann. At Galeria Kewenig, Oratorio de Sant Feliu, Sant Feliu. Time: Tuesday-Friday 11:00–14:00 and 17:00–21:00, Saturdays 11:00-14. Tel: 971 716 134.

Exhibition featuring works by Miguel Ángel Campano, Roland Fischer, Núria Marqués, Juan Muñoz and Albert Pinya. At Centre Cultural Sa Nostra, Concepció 12. Times: Monday to Saturday 11:00-21:00. Cost: Free of charge. Tel: 971 725 210.

Exhibition on Schüno's latest work, "Impressions 09". This German artist is motivated by his concern for nature and its slow but insidious destruction. His paintings are said to have a "sweet and sour" theme; enchanting landscapes being slowly but surely destroyed, either by man or by nature itself. At Empire Art Gallery, Sant Jaume 6A. Times: Monday-Friday 11:00-14:00 and 15:30-19:30, Saturdays 11:00-14:00. Cost: Free entrance. Tel: 971 495 949.

Palma-born Concha Vidal has exhibited both collectively and individually in Mallorca, Gerona, New York, Miami and Puerto Rico. Her work has been described by Pedro A. Cruz Sánchez: "the feminine body, having transgressed the physical limits established for it by the ideal drawing, ceases to be an object that is represented and functions as a representing object". At Galeria Xavier Fiol, Sant Jaume 23A. Times: Monday-Friday 10:00-14:00 and 17:00-20:00, Saturdays 10:00-14:00. Cost: Free entrance. Tel: 971 718 914.

Eugenio López is considered to be one of the most representative artists whithin the geometrical and constructive tendencies with which individuality and subjectivity are affirmed as a characteristic trait. At Altair Gallery, Sant Jaume 15. Times: Monday-Friday 11:00-14:00 and 17:00-20:00. Cost: Free. Tel: 971 716 282.

An interesting proposal led by Rosario Fernández, gallery-owner, arising from artists' need to participate in different ground-breaking cultural events. The exhibition showcases works which represent a subtle, not very explicit eroticism that explores sensuality through art and its different disciplines. At Galeria Berlin, Plaça Santa Magdalena 4a. Cost: Free entrance. Tel: 971 715 239.

"Art per a la Vida" is the name of this new exhibition run by Rialto Living. At Sant Feliu 3C. Times: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:30. Opening of the exhibition on the 22nd at 19:30. Cost: Free of charge. Tel: 971 713 331.

For painter Erica Fromme, art is confusing, always filled with tension and uncertainty. Symbols and music inspire her work and her strongest forms of expression are color and spontaneity. At Fondamenta Espacio de Arte, Cultura y Psicoanálisis, C/ Ample de la Mercè 1. Times: 11:00-13:30 and 17:00-20:00. Opening at 20:00. Cost: Free. Tel: 696 018 596.

Dinner-Show with dance performances covering a wide range of styles at Es Folgueró, one of the most important halls of the island. At Es Folgueró, Autopista Palma-Santanyí, exit 10. Time: 20:00-23:45. Cost: €49, €79; €32 show only. Tel: 971 265 260.

Every Friday & Saturday. The best music chill-out and deep house. At Miami Jazz Café, Riskal Complex, Son Serra Parera 3. Time: from 20:30. Tel: 971 253 965.

This will be the last party of the season at Puro Hotel with after party at El Divino. With the performance of DJ Boris Cantero and DJ Soto de Lino. At Purohotel Palma, Montenegro 12. Cost: Free entrance to Puro from 20:00 and free entrance to El Divino. VIP tickets are €50 and include a 3 course menu and bottle of champagne Pommery each 2 people. Tel: 971 744 744.

Live music seven nights a week. A mixed bag of jazz, blues and flamenco performers. Location: Cafè Barcelona, 5 carrer Dels Apuntadors, Palma, Mallorca. Time: Most live performances start at 22:30. Cost: cover charge of €4. Contact: 971 713 557.

American singer and pianist Diana Schuur will perform in Mallorca as part of the Jazz Voyeur Festival. At Conservatori de Palma, Calle del Capità Salom 64. Time: 20:30. Cost: €35. Tickets available from www.servicaixa.com. Tel: 971 720 780.

Live music every day since 1994. At Bluesville, Ma des Moro 3. Time: from 20:00. Tel: 692 684 287.

At Blue Jazz Club, Hotel Saratoga, Paseo Mallorca 6, Palma. Time: 23:00-01:00. Tel: 971 727 240.

With the performance of Friends Duo from 21:00 to 22:00. At Jazz Voyeur Club, calle Apuntadores 5, La Lonja. Time: 22:00. Tel: 971 905 292.

Enjoy a relaxed aperitif accompanied by live music. Every Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Location: Riskal, Calle Son Serra Parera, 3 07010 Palma de Mallorca. Times: from 12:00. Contact: 971 717 455.

Live music every night in a bohemian atmosphere. Flamenco, jazz and bossa nova. At Sa Posada de Bellver, Bellver 7, El Terreno. Time: from 21:30. Cost: Supplement of €2. Tel: 971 730 739.

Every Saturday at 00:00. At Garito, Dársena Can Barbara. Tel: 971 736 912.

Mus is a popular Spanish card game and ASPANOB is organising their first charity tournament. All proceeds will go to the association. At Hotel Meliá Palas Atenea, Paseo Marítimo 29. Time: 16:00. Cost: €30. Tel: 609 052 001.

Sa Botiga de Buffon's Cafe Theater brings you a different show every night after enjoying a meal. Theater, poetry, music, magic and more. Dinner from 20:30 then shows start at 22:30. No admittance once the show has started. Location: Calle Valldargent 29, Palma, Mallorca. Contact: 660 419 673 or email sabotigadebuffons@buffons.net.

Spanish quartet made up of comedy musicians Ara Malikian, Thomas Potiron, Eduardo Ortega and Cartxot Ortiz will perform pieces by Vivaldi, Mozart and Paganini. With twists on symphonic treasures and modern tunes, this wordless concert is a splendid marriage of music and comedy capable of entertaining even the most erudite spectators. At Palma Auditorium, Paseo Marítimo 18. Times: November 6th and 7th at 22:00, 8th at 19:00. Cost: €25. Tel: 902 332 211.

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Meet every Saturday morning at the Baleares International School, Calle Cabo Mateu Coch, 17 07015 San Agustin, Palma de Mallorca. Contact: Stephen Baggaley 971 703 789 or steve@go-logo.net.

Every Saturday for ages 5-8. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 12:00-13:30. Cost: €13. Contact: 620 107 302.

Every Saturday for ages 8 & over. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 13:30-14:15. Cost: €7. Contact: 620 107 302.

Every Saturday for ages 8 & over. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 14:15-14:45. Cost: €5. Contact: 620 107 302.

Every Saturday for ages 8 & over. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 14:45-15:30. Cost: €7. Contact: 620 107 302.

Every Saturday for ages 8 & over. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 15:30-16:00. Cost: €5. Contact: 620 107 302.

Every Saturday for ages 8 & over. Location: Elite Fitness Club, San Agustin, above Eroski, Mallorca. Time: 16:00-17:00. Cost: €8. Contact: 620 107 302.

Run by a qualified and experienced kindergarten teacher. Curricular games and activities including dance, music, cooking and art. Contact: Ria 971 642 221 or 646 883 844.

Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Welcome to the royal court of King Sancho, and to this splendid day of festivities. The noble king has invited six fearless knights from nearby kingdoms to compete in the battle games along with his own brave champion. The servants of the royal household have been most excited preparing a hearty three course banquet for your delight served in the medieval fashion of this year of our lord 1311. Location: Carretera de Sóller, Km. 10 07193 Palmanyola, Mallorca. Cost: Adults €45, Children €22.50 (20% discount for residents). Contact: 900 200 500. info@medievalshow.com

Fat burn spinning classes have been reduced for the summer to Wednesday and Saturday. Location: Viva Sports, Son Caliu. Time: 09:30. First class free to try it out. Contact Sandra on 639 564 031

Originally built as a fortress, the Bastio de Sa Font was renovated as a museum in the mid 1990's. Collections include Iron Age skulls, Roman coins and jewellery. Location: Plaça de sa Font s/n de Ciutadella. Times: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-14:00. Tel: 971 380 297.

Located in Ciutadella Port, Jazzbah is a live music and club, playing funky jazz beats, house and rare grooves. Located in Plaça de Sant Joan 3. From 20:00 until late, with free entry.

Fort Malborough was built by the British in the late 18th century and was named after Sir John Churchill, the Duke of Malborough. Now open as a museum, this fascinating seven-sided building was subject to many attacks but amazingly was never destroyed. Guided tours last for approximately 1 hour. Location: Cala Sant Esteve. Times: June-October: Tuesday-Saturday 9:30-20:30; Sundays&Mondays 9:30-15:00. April, May, November and December: Tuesday-Sunday 9:30-15:00. January, February and March closed. Tel: 971 360 462.

This Archaeology museum is located in an old Franciscan monastery, a late 17th century Baroque building. The heritage preserved by this centre is an invitation to take a journey through the history of the island of Menorca by means of the materials discovered. The collections are distributed over three floors. At Museum of Menorca, Avenida Doctor Guardia. Times: From 1st April to 31st October: Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-14:00/18:00-20:30, Sundays 10:00-14:00. From 1st November to 30th March: Tuesday to Friday 9:30-14:00, Saturdays & Sundays 10:00-14:00. Cost: €2,40 and €1,20 (reduced); free on Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings. Tel: 971 350 955.

Los Secretos will perform many of their greatest hits in Menorca as part of their tour “Gracias por elegirme" (Thanks for choosing me). Support band will be Menorca-based "Tribute to los Secretos". At Teatre Principal de Maó, Costa Deia 40. Time: 21:30. Tel: 971 355 603.

Every night. Menorca's only casino is situated on the harbour front of Mahon. Gaming tables include blackjack, poker (caribbean stud) and roulette. A restaurant is on site for those wishing to dine, plus there is a bar area with comfy sofas. Passport identification is required, there is a €3 entrance fee for first time visitors. Location: Moll de Llevant, 287, Mahon, Menorca. Contact: 971 364 962