Experience the best of contemporary art at Art Palma Brunch this Saturday.

Art Palma Brunch celebrates its 19th edition on 22 March, showcasing innovative contemporary art in Palma and beyond. Enjoy free entry to top galleries from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Art Palma Brunch this weekend

Art Palma Brunch reaches its 19th edition this year, with an exceptional programme showcasing the most innovative in contemporary art. Organised by Art Palma Contemporani, the event will take place on Saturday 22 March, offering a wide range of exhibitions at galleries and collaborative spaces that are part of this annual event.

Art Palma Contemporani consists of prominent galleries such as ABA Art Lab, BARÓ, CCA Andratx, Galería Fermay, Galería Fran Reus, KEWENIG Palma, LA BIBI, L21 Gallery, Maior Pollença, Galeria Pelaires, Pep Llabrés Art Contemporani, and Galería Xavier Fiol, among others. This event, which celebrates contemporary artistic creation, presents high-quality, culturally diverse exhibition projects with a focus on research and contemporary creativity.

This year’s edition extends its visiting hours to Saturday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with free entry to all participating galleries. Art Palma Brunch strengthens its position as one of the three major annual contemporary art events on the island, alongside Art Palma Summer and Nit de l’Art.

This year, the event extends beyond Palma, with exhibitions in Andratx and Pollença. Additionally, Nivia, the luxury brand of Garden Hotels, renews its collaboration with Art Palma Contemporani, reaffirming its commitment to culture and the arts.

For more information and the full event programme, please visit the official website: www.artpalmacontemporani.com.

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