Art exhibition

THE Casal Solleric in Palma is hosting an art exhibition by Dolores Sampol until Sunday July 2. Dolores Sampol (19542020) is an indispensable figure within the artistic and cultural scene of the Balearic Islands.

ed to reserve either online, by email or on the club’s WhatsApp group.

The second event is the Russell Stevens Memorial Party on Thursday July 6 at 6pm by the Blue Nest restaurant in Port Adriano.

There will be a barbecue available for €17 with the first drink included and other drinks available to buy from the bar.

For further information visit www.ccc ­ mallorca. com , email info@ccc ­ mal lorca.com or visit ‘Classic Car Club Mallorca’ on Facebook.

Today, Thursday June 15 is the Festival Palma de Primavera with Miquel Àngel Torrens (reciter) and Pedro Mateo (guitar) at 7.30pm at Can Oms in Palma. Free entrance.

Later on at 10pm, Drag queen, singer and comedian Candy Kane will be performing at La Movida, also in Palma. Tickets cost €15.

Tomorrow, Friday June 16 the International Ballet Company will be performing in the Auditorium in Palma at 8pm. Tickets cost €38/€45.

Also at 8pm in the Claustro Sant Domingo in Inca, Tomeu Moll ­ Mas will offer a piano recital as part of the Inclàssic programme.

In the Capilla Les Escolàpies in Sóller, Barry Sargent will be perform­ ing as part of the 10th edition of the Festival Nits Clàssiques de la Tramuntana. The concert starts at 8pm and tickets cost €15. www.casalsolleric.palma.cat

In Magalluf, the old Aquapark hosts Es Jardí, an ongoing music festival that takes place throughout the summer. On Friday June 16 the show is called Summer of Love and tickets cost €20.

In Lloret de Vistalegre, Mar Campo (contralto), José Manuel Sánchez (tenor) and Francesc Blanco on the piano offer a performance as part of the Clau de Sor music festival. Tickets cost €8.

For the full programme and further information visit www.mallorca.es.

She held her first individual painting exhibition at Can Balaguer in Palma in 1989 and participated in numerous collective exhibitions, beginning a career with a regular presence in both individual and collective displays in the Balearic Islands, Catalonia, the Basque Country, the United States, Cuba and Germany, among other countries.

She achieved what very few had done so before: to endow her work with a seal of its own, beyond formalism or artistic discourse.

This exhibition recovers a pictorial period of the painter's life that, for many, has been lost, has been blurred by the passage of time.

AfterSun Market

THIS weekend is your last chance to visit the seventh edition of the Aftersun Market at Port Adriano.

This year the event continues its evolution and growth with more brands than ever: a total of 30 fashion, beauty and decoration proposals, most of them from the Balearic Islands and local commerce, and with a strong commitment to sustainability.

These brands are located inside 20 maritime containers, each one decorated by an urban artist. There will also be a careful selection of food trucks to enjoy something to eat while shopping or enjoying the concerts.

On Saturday there are workshops for children including urban art workshops led by two local artists, and the event also features musical entertainment, food tastings, carefully designed lighting, a fountain with water games and much more.

The market opens on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7pm to 11pm in the main square in Port Adriano. Visit www.portadriano.com for further information.